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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1896-07-24, Page 3W . C. T. U. COLUMN. • (ceeorcese NX Tlrk WlNalfa)t Ith.v,so l.) d+'„r (r`od and 1t,n, tnt,,l Natio, Lana' We rail the at'utttion, of the withers and staters tt! este Iaet, that the Wouttat's Christian Temper. ince Union meets the. third Monday in cry month t,t three n'elork +harp, for one hour, at ,ill's Moines rasldan^e, 1'attir); arose. All ladies aro ut :de wet. nem, As the i tit•,r has ki•.dit' elven us part .•1 his *pace, for our work, wo rile blonds of the oa11$0 ro send Inoue or Wei est on 811 aural gnnetiona of the tlpy tM t.oy of our tdumhers. A Costly Glass of W.ne. The Dike or Orleans, the eldest fans ,t' 1\lel Lwa1 ' France, was the illvult,',it oft - 1'1IE WING HAM TIMES, JULY 24, MO, c Enelancl, Great Britain now contains more than one hunched thousand Christian erdeltvorers. The recent international conven- tion at Bristol was too big for any one building.. in one open l)arli:l- inent ninety speeches were made; within thirty miltutes. Last year one thousand new societies were formed in Great Britain lend 9,000 persons were led Into the church tllrougli the Christlttil Endeavor eciety. ever 01414the royal flashy could I3lc role Craze. trans,,llt, ile was a noble younu' I :tlla,l, physically and intellectually, One Morning he invited in a new of'; his companions as he was about to leave Paris to join his regiment,' In the conviviality of the how: he drank wine. He did not become in- toxicated, He was not a dissipated lean ; his character was lofty and noble. But in that joyous hour he I partook of wine. Bidding his companions adieu, he entered his carriage ; but for that glass of wine he would have kept his seat. Ile leaped front the car- riage ; but fur that glass of wino he ]night have alighted upon his feet. His head snuck the p;l.vement ; senseless and bleeding, he was taken into a beer shop, and there died. That glass of wine overthrew the Orleans dynasty, confiscated their property ut $100,000,000, and sent the whol, fytulfly into exile. Neither you nor the one whom your example leads astray may be a prince or the heir -apparent to an earthly throne ; but you may both be; heirs to immortal riehes, and a crown that fadeth not away. See to it that your indulgence shill not deprive you or another of such an inlrerita nee. -Selected. With An Awful Crash. Chatham, Ont., July 17.-A rail- way accident occurred at Thames- Tille at 12.30 today, resulting in the death of Engineer Booth. As •the noon express was flying past here the local freight was not clear of the main line' when the express struck her on her side. The engine and baggaige ear of the passenger train are completely wrecked And three other coaches acre derailed. .The freight engine is also badly damaged, and two freight cars stove in. Engineer Booth reversed his engine, and with the fireman, jumped out, but struck a culvert ' with tremendous force, death being instantaneous. Thc fire Tian eseaped with a- broken arm. T he passengers miraculously escaped. Booth has left a wife and eight children. The bicycling erne hnf3 f0fle a pretty good length now with us in Canada in all our cities and towns, and if it goes on pedestrians will become a poor and despised minority having no rights which deserve to be respected. We lately beard or a foolish mean, who, to provide himself and wife with bicycles and be in the fashion, had given a chattle-mort- gage on his household furniture. to raise the means. It has pot yet, however, gone such a longth with us as to demand au auti-bicycle crusade as in Washington, where Miss Charlotte Smith, president ot the Rescue League, has issued a strong circular and entered upon a vigorous and earnest crusade against bicycling by young women: ---Pres- byterian. ONE 1iOyEST MAN. DlaAR EDrroit:-Please inform your readers; that if written to-contiderttialiy f will mail in a sealed letter, particulars of a genuine,, honeist home cure. by Whirsh I was permanently sectored to health and manly .vigor. "fter years of suffering from nervous debility, sexual weakness, night losses and weak shrunk- en parts. I was robbed and swindled by the quacks until i nearly lust faith in mankind, but thank heaven, I am now well, vigorous and strong, and wish to naakn this certain means of cure known to alt sufferers. I have nothing to Pell, and want no money, but being a first believer in the universal brotherhood of man. I out desirous of helping the un- fortunate to regain their health iwd happinesp, T promise you perfect sec- recy and as I do not wish to expose my- asif either, please address, simply: P. ••. Box 84$, Loodoo, Ont. "The Lord Will Provide.” • What a nice line that is for a lazy good -for nothing, ne'er-do-well of a man. A believer in this would toast his shins in the winter while his wife was out doing a day's washing. In its hest sense the inference to be drawn from the line quoted is that the Lord will provide .for him who endeavors industriously to pro- vide fer himself. You probably have, heard the story told of the old darky who said as .much depended upon the way one asked for the things as on the getting of them. "Now," said he, if ast de Lawd to to send me a chicken I doan p'raps get. But if I ast de Lawd to send late fo' a chicken, 1 gets clat chicken 'ii'. rte mawning."-AInieus, in Weekly Statement. Putting the Best Face Upon It. Stiggles was met by an old friend, the other day, whom he had not seen for several years. Bless me, Stiggles, old boy! I'm glad to see you. You are looking well. How is it with you?" Fair to middling, replied Stiggles. Jlarried yet? For Over Fifty Years AN OLD AND WHLL•Ta1HD Int ,xtr.—item. Winv low:e Soothing. Syrup has been used for over fifty years by trillions of mothers for their children while teethiu,.with perfect success. It soothes tho child, softens the stuns, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remed v tor Diarrhoea. Is pleasant to the taste. Sold by 1) tizgists in every part part of the world. Twentyf1re cents a bottle, Its value is incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind. His Beek Broken. Toronto, ,Tnly 18:-:\ ydnng farmer, named William Sil•r, who lives in the township of :\djaht, neer Orangeville, VMS seriously injured last Monday evening and brought; al IIos )stat 31ere thi to the Genet } s Yes morning: His story is that while he 'was driving into Orangeville with 1 his sister, a neighbor 051110d William t ]Roller cause along• Wiled with a speedy horse and ran over his rig.1 Silt and .his sister were thrown out violently, but the sister escaped uninjured. Sirs is`sutier'ing from a i badly, ft acture mck and . may not live more than hours. It is 'pro -1 bable that a most critical operation ; will hove to be perforated which if successful, will he considered a pho- nominal ttehieventcut. A warrent, it is understood, has' been issued at Orangeville for the arrest of Roller. Const• a atoon Causes fully half the sickness in 'tile world. It retains the digested food too long in the bowels and produces biliousness, torpid liver, lndi- gestion, bad taste;, coated tongue, sick headache, ins i lIS amnia, efts. Hood's nos cure constipation and all its results, easily stud thoroughly. 250. All druggists. trepared by C. I. Hood Sr Co., LewelI. -ess. The only Plies to take with Ilood's Sarsaparilla, That's good. Not so very good. I married a shrew. Alt! That's bad. Not so very bad. She brought Ise ten thousand dollars. Indeed! That was good.fortilrte. Not so go)d, after all; for I Laid it out in sheep, and they all died of the, foot -rot. Surely, that was,most uufortun- at e. . Not so very unfortunate; for I sold the pelts for more than the sheep cost lme. In truth, that made ample amend 01011 t. Nut yo much ars you may imagine. I laid out the money upon a house, and the house, burned down, with all that was in it. Bless nee! That Was larncutable, Shroly. Nut So lamentable as it might have been. Ary wife was in it! . Gaggs-Gorkins lives by his wits. Daggs -I did not know he was such an ftblc financier. (xaggs-Why ? Boggs- to snake a living on so 'smalla capital. Fielding Resigns To -clay, Ilalifax, N. S.,, July 17,-•-jon Mr. J''ieldingt the new I''inaneta Minister, will resign his position 15 Premier and Provincial Scerctary of the Local Government tomorrow, it is understood that fIon. George k1, Alurray will he called in to re- orgtiiiize the Local Government. Mr. Fielding will proceed at once to Quebec in company with Zion. 11tr. Blair of New Brunswick, to be sworn into alike by the Governor ;,lelteral het Qtiv1 eel brag,,ed To Her Death.. Stratford, July 17. -Annie lla,w- kins, the 13 -year-old daughter of .Jas Hawkins, living in the Gore of Downie, near Harmony, stet with an awful death last evening. Annie and a neighborgirl friend were riding the horses home from the field when the animals took fright and ran away. The friend jutnped' safely, but the other girl in falling became entangled in the harness and the horses dashed across the Held dragging the poor girl over the rough ground for nearly a mile. Site only lived a few minutes after being released. and while she was badly bruised about the head not a bone was broken. ' Ex- Gov. Russell Found Dead. St. Adelaide de Pabos, Que., July 16.. Ex -Governor William Russell, of Massachusetts, arrived here from Boston yesterday' afternoon and pitched his tent for a few days fish- ing... He was accompanied by his brother and Mr. Francis Peabody. They all retired, the deceased appar- ently in good health and. spirits. Upon his companions trying to arouse hint this morning they dis- covered he was dead. Death must have resulted from heart disease The position of the body and the ex- pression on the dead man's face showed that his end was painless. After the 'inquest this afternoon, the remains will be taken to his home in Boston. Removed Part Of The Brain. , A Toronto boy has just passed through one of the most marvellous operations of modern medical science in the General IIospital at Winnipeg. The boy is Chas. Robb, who just a year ago on July 1, was knocked in- to insensiblility in a lame near Ulster street. Robb was a 17 -year-old bob- who had been employed by the T. Eaton Co. He lived at the corner of Leon- ard avenue aad Bellevue place, with relatives his parents being dead. On Dominion Day of last year, Robb went up the lane, where be was so nearly killed, to see what caused a crowd that had gathered there. In the centre of that crowd a fight was taking place, and Robb, who was merely a spectator, was felled to the ground with a baseball bat. He was taken home by his brother unconscious, and remained in that condition for ten days. When he finally was thought to have recovered, it was found that his left hand was useless, and that he had no control over one side of his mouth. In this condition he went to Winnipeg' and entered into the Iludson's Bay Company. Short- ly after this he was taken with epileptic fits and went to the General Hospital. He consented to undergo an operation,. ai:d nine weeks age his head was shaved, his scalp entirely removed froth' the top of ' his head, and his scull }vas sawn through. Thee the, doctors went right into the brain fled rernoued several pieces of dead matter, finally 'closing up the skull and the scalp. Robb is recovering, and, he is now being visited by miany outside doctors. He has regained the use of hiss hand wend his mouth has been re-. stored to its former condition. intiful supply of rain, which was I fuliatly needed. Vegetation was , $t)t ut parched. daseveral cases of typhoid fever and oce;tsies, in town and neighborhood, on we are pleased to hear that they 11111 of a mild type, Fol'he brick work on our new estblie school IS progressing favor - stile, R. Ilowatd, the contractor, is' ed king a good ,job of it. heillie Elam Livingstone of Betgrave iesdaving the lumber placed at the wh!r of Alex. Me0reight's chopping, 00r1 tot' the purpose of putting up I PCrlarge mill and factory shortly. life\ garden party under the aus- New N unswiek Cabinet. Fredericton, N. il., July 17.--- 1iIon..f:ts. 'i[itehcll, the new 1','.,vin- •cial Premier, euritpleted his Cabinet tonight and his weathers. tvr're' S WOrll in at iloon befvie IIis Mewl.Gov.Fraser, as follows; lion. Jamesllitc',1t l! I'rr:lltier. and Attorney -General. Ilan. (t. Lal,ill►tr. _Withoutportfltli•). lion. l., .r,'r 'cedic i'ruv i:l: sal Secretary, 'Ion, IL R. En;cis ,n Chief Commissioner of Public Works. T, Dunn -Surveyor -(len -1 er al. Hon, A, S. 1Vbite-•Selicitor4Uen- eral. There is still one vacant;; v ithout portfolio. The bye -election in St. John County •rendered necessary by Mr.' Dunn's neeeptance of office, will take place Aug. 4. Nominations will take place July 29. Gnawed by Buts. St. Andrew's Bay, Fla., July 17- The schooner Jessie P. sailed from this port fur Pensacola telt days ago, .having Albert Jackson aboard as a passenger. Soon after leaving here the .scuuuer was wrecked by the terrible storm which swept the Gulf. The crew desi rted the vessel, forget- ting Jackson, who was asleep in a 1 ea bin when the storm broke. It was thea lit that the Jessie P. went down and that .Jaeksult perish- ed with her, The sehouner, how- ever, did not rink and to -logy leer drifting hulk was sighted by a fish- ing boat. The fisherman bearded the }sulk and while walking the deck heard faint Busses in the cabin. The hatches were battened, but were broken open and the fishermen entered the cabin and there they found Jackson,. unconseieus on the floor, anti all artily of rats swanning over and rnaawing at Mill.• The rats Wert) driven away and Jackson .vaas. after a lung time restored to ecrseioustiedi. Jackson cabin '�•hcu he realized he had been deserted, but failed. Be soon became faint for lack of wafter and • food. Then the rats attacked Lim. He fought tlletu ell' until his sirength failed and lie became uncouseiuus. The rats gnawed grea r butes in Jack- son's legs.and body, but with good treatment he clay recover. 16662=1m•ar:. � .. What is Castoria is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants and Children. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. It is a harmless substitute for Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty years' use by Millions of Mothers. Casteria destroys Worms and allays feverishness. Castoria prevents vomiting Sour Curd, cures Diarrhoea and 'Wind Colic. Castoria relieves teething troubles, cures constipation and flatulency. Castoria assimilates. the food, regulates the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cas. toric is the Childreu's Panaceas -the Mother's Friend. Castoria. "Cas10ria is an excellent medicine for chil- dren. Mothers have. repeatedly told no of its good effect upon their children." Da. Q. C. Osamu, Lowell, ]Maas. " Castorla is the beat remedy for children of which, I am acquainted. I hope the day is not far distant when mothers gill causi,lor then real toter -et of their children, an, use C.eetoriat in- stead ot the serious quack noatrturr awbich are destroying their loved ones, by foreingopium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby sending them to premature graves." Ac, J. F. At:ecrrELoc, Conway, Ark. The Contac: Company, '1't tMu ar Castoria. " Caatorla is so sre11 adapted to children that I recoramend it as suporiortoany prescription known to nee." II. A. AECIIEtt, Id: D., 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. T. "Our physicians in the children's depart moat have spoken highly of their Cxpurt encs in their outside practice with criteria„ and although wo only have Among our- tnedical supplies what is known as regular- . products, yet we are free to contesss that that merits of Castoria has won us to lgck with,, favor upon it." UNITED Iloeprr.tL IND DIe1elr'trre Boston, !last ALLEN C. SUITE, Pres., Street, New York City. .r£saes teeteri.:9tele '-'settee.--.;'--Ve—' .... ..•Nib[ = `Q' _ ‘'S Yr'? sold he tl'aeel to brew nut of the fir• -:,p x: t;r * �• d 1. I ,i t ' rT4�. 4 AVhile an . excursion 11 train from South Huron was proceeding to the Guelph Model Farm Friday morn- ing a title three-year-old child of , Diehard liarr•v, who was sitting on 1 'the track, was struck and instantly killed by the train arbour one mile east of Seaford:. The child's father was on the train, and did not know of the fata.ity until communicated' with by telegraph on his arrival at Guelph. • I will give Fifty Dollars to any person who will � _. � 4 � � � � iii w . �G � ynli We do neat work in the Job Printing business and at 0 prices as low as the lowest. If you are in need of any- thing such as LETER HEADS, NOTE HEADS, BILL HEADS, ENVELOPS, POSTERS, DODGERS, I)USINESS CARDS, �, Or anything in the line of Printing, call or write to the old reliable TIMES Office, Wingham. 50 RE bring me In the Nanaimo, 13. C. Free Press, a Watch or Clock I cannot repair and make to run as well as, of Juno the 25th'. we find the follow- or better than ever. let, reference to the adventures of an old Seafurth buy, ,on of Mrs. Sloan, of this town: M. Thos. (,lalholtn received a letter from Mfr. WM.- Sloan, Vm:Sloan, now en route for the Yukon. Ile writes from Lake Bennet under Opposite Macdonald Block. the date of May the 24th, and states that he, together with the rest 'of the I party, compl'ising eight men al- together, expect to kilVe in the course of a four days in their boats. Their destination is known to one alone, who religiously 'preserves the secret until it is necessary to divulge it, IN hes led his eo mpaniuns to believe however, that he held dis- covered a bonanza. :\ number , of miners shave threatuneo'1 to Ibllow the Sloan })arty in order cu learn where this rich s'a•ike is !witted. but at soon as the ice beitikA tip ill the river the latter will „,rive their par - pursuers the slip. In some cases the current rushes nice.: at the vette of 20 utiles an hour. -i 1 ,ott•n'. HALSEY PARK, l' PALE GIRLS Weak, languid and listless, suffer• 1111 in from heart palpitation, ser - i 0119llC constipation, should use Indian Es v in:311;o' stomach troubles or oil. Woman's Balm. It euros. cagYVEAK WOMEN IliaBun down, easily tired, pain in back or limbs, troubled with a u t Josephine St., Wingham Wanted—An JJIdeadank some tpatent? Write JOHN WEDDERBIIRNyt 00 gPaten A�tttor.. aeys, Waebtngton, D. e., for their $i,800 prigs outer and 1131 of two hundred 1uventions wanted. On Tuesday last the horse `belong- ing to G. M. Elliott Goderich took fright at one of the hears belonging to the mendicant menagerie and running away threw out a young lad named T3uchanan, who in his fall broke one of his legs near the ankle. The horse was soon caught and the boy taken home, where he is doing well. The dirty tramps should be locked up for a ,few months. I To a newly elected French member belongs the credit of having produc- ed the best joke of the recent cam- paign. An Archbishop and a priest preached and canvassed against hint over all his constituency. He was elected by a lrage majority. As soon as the result was known he telegraphed to both of the ecclesias- tics, telling them that, as they were deeply interested in his election, he was happy to inform theta that lee had been returned by a largely in- creased majority. Manifestly that member is not much afraid of the hierarchy, -Presbyterian. dizziness, rush of blood to the head, faint feeling, nausea, try Indian Woman's Balm, It's nature's remedy for women. or sane fa SA'i pen i y Colin A. 1pbell, Caveats and Trade -Markt obtained, and all parent business conducted for 110111I1OTh. MEEK. My office is in the immediate vicinity of the PatentOffice, and my facilities tor securing patents are unsurpassed Send model• sketch orpaotograph of invention, with description and statement as to advantage., clained. , -Are charge it made for o,. opinion as to patentability, end mw fee for prmecutingg the application u•irl e.ot bo called for yin .tII the patent is allowed. 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