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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1896-07-31, Page 3n 1'VI U HAM TIMES, JULY 31, 03V6. '1?110 Eleotrze Railway, '1'ne prospect$ for the Electrics Railway are brighter than they have been at any time eaittee the beehtning of the agitation. On rJ i tu'sday last, the members of the eolupany held a meeting in Toronto, -' when the whole situation was gone over, and steps taken to have the preliminary bu.iness pushed right through. '1'be company now know wlicatm they have to deal with, and they also know exactly what eon- dititnts Bre to be fulfilled on their 'part, belie ti the metre eterstwill begin work, C)ue condition i:i that a 001'0110 'h survey tee inatle, along the proposed route, from one end to other, That contrition will Boon be fulfilled, for a competent engineer f was engaged to do this work, land lute already began operations,. It • will take tuna about 110 Biles to 1 finish the survey and will cost ehOU, So much interested are some of the townships to the east of us itt the project that two of thein have volun- I tarily contributed the turn of .1,000' each to help it along. This gives' the company plenty of funds, and has put fresh vim into diem. ]n stt'ikingeolitrast to the enterprising spirit manifested by these townships isthat <,f some of these in our own - ]ocality, and te;pecially Carrie:. 'flies Carrick council have; refused to grant a free right of way, though what they hope to gain by this refusal it is difficult to see. The 1 one result will be that the road will : simply avoid Carrick altogether, and wilt reach Teeswatei by was of Cul- ross. This is just what Tetaswater • wants, and Mil may in that event, • which appears to plttt'iilig the dog in tate maser game, Mill he lett out in the cold. It melees but little diffeitence to y'i'alkertcnn, weei,i,r the road eons through C:u nick at alt or not,,;and if the people of that town- ships would prefer to iieulain out in the ibackground,vtney ;can have their wish. But it is mode than likely that when the electors see what they have missed, they wild get back at the present members a•if the council, by electing to leave tlhent itt home, and it would only serve thcnt j right. Personality of 33ryan, Mar. Bryan is a man of consider- able personal magnetism incl fine presence. The resentbianeo between Ilia and the late Samuel J. Randall has been remarked by many. He Is about five feet ten inches in height weighs. 180 pounds and has Clark hair and diad,: eyes. His jaw It heavy and square and he is smooth shaven. 1118 cheek bones are pro. teinent and his forehead square. lie is an exceedingly pleasant talker and is fond of defiling in well- rounded phrases. Ilis speeches abound with poetry. He is of Trish extraction, but his people have lived in this country for more than 100 years. In religion is a Presbyterian but believes in the entire separation of church and State. Ho steadfastly opposes bringing religion into poli- ties and politics into religion. He is 8 teetotaler. 1[r. Bryan is tee outspoken enemy of class legislation and believes that the Government has fully answered its purpose when it protects every citizen in the enjoyment of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness, and leaves him joist as free as possible to exercise. his ability ihdnstry and economy. He is a believer in local_ self-government, and was eniphatidally opposed to the Federal election law because. iG &eight to take a'ivay from the local- ity the control oif`Congressiona[ elec- tions. He favors • bitnetalisnt and believettin a twig for reyenue only, and denies the right of ('rover e -tient to take front any ratan by meatus of taxtttieu any money not needed for Government expenses, or to tax tame ntan Ito enrich another. He is (apposed to 'bounties. - and senbeidie s. He made his main fight against the MelKiatley bill, denouncing et:as the must iitfaamou$ conspiracy ever ever Dutton pted against the consum- ers t,f ;this country. Mr. Biwan's wife, who Etas been as ellesc •figure in all his pnblic • life, cannot :go unmentioned. •f3he was Miss M,ery E. Baird, ant twos the only daughter of a prosperrous mer- clnatlntt •csf3Perry, I11. Shelhas a pure hancleoiue thoroughbred face and is wittrild:a woman of rare amental en- downtime n- downn eat. After thegirth of her first 'child i1rs. Bryant ibegan the study ,of law, with her th eband its instru.etor•, taking the course 11T'e- serIhetllby the college hem which he grad nn ted. She wee admitted to the bar in 1888. She tiger thought to praictitise. Her only n otiive was to 'id her 'husband in hisltide work, and she .00,/ht oe safely orated with at east half of all there •,is _good and honest and successful in the Nebras- ka. man. O?W HON i C 11IAN. MIA Ei)I'1'or.:-•-Pit•8Se i1frtrn, your reader,, that it written to conlidentially; I will mail in a settled letter, particulars of a t;enuin', honest home curt). bv1 which I was permanently rertored eft, health and manly vigor. crier yearsntl keutrferiug from nervoet:a •t.tHhili y, sexual lwoakneis, night loaver,+,:nd weak shrunk- en Laart't. I was robbed and swindled by t l the,guacks until 1 neatly lost faith in mankind, but thank .tit+avers, f sin now well, vigorous and strong, and wish to make this certain means of cure known to all cutferers I hate, :nothing to yell,; and Oant Lit) tnouey but being a firm believer in the univerexd brotherhood oe man.•I ant desirous of helping the un-, fortunate to regain their health and happiness, T promise emu perfect sec- recy and as I do not with to expose my- self ehher. please address, simply: P. 0. Box 3t18, London, Ont. A few evenings since, Charles Lee Of Goderieh, visited Clinton, and ' returning rather late, an the dark- ness heel a bad upset atihort distance east red' Taylor's school. C. L. does trot know r letter he struck any- thing Or anything struck his wheel, for he found himself itt the ditch near the place mentioned, after being there, as he thinks, nearly, two hours. On regeilling his sense be pioreuded to the nearest farm whew. he was kindly received. A return tit the: spot showed his 'wheel to`htt badlybroken alae hat there was m,thial,g near it to show bow the nc;cidc ire, oeCnred, unless, as prig' he ve'iild►)) aenr'ti, the wheel ran • straight inti' the ditch. ft such was • the case theta ane cell understand .not only the broken wheel, hut the badly hrti[,ed fori iten:I that caused two funirs.inee'nsihilit•y. •Cherliu ie getting' alum; all right and' expects in a•few days to lit: n1)11: 0) juin in 1110 club's parades.—Star. Biliousness Is caused by torpid liver, whlclt prevents diges• tion and permits food to ferment and petrify in the stomach. Then follow dizziness, headache, 00 Xnsomina, nervousness, and, if not relieved; bilious fever or blood poisoning. hood's �t,.' els stlmu1ato the store eh ilis Huron and Brace: The youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Whitehead, of Walker- . This makes Mrs. White - 1 ton, diad on Sunday. the sixth child Mr. and { head have lost. The dive year old so Fold, Exeter North, fences staid broke his little d1edi1ow is doing as he expected. Tae Sliest load of this season's flax was ru:e[.ved at the Brussels still en i' ridiiy cif.last week. • It was grown On 11, Pe.�trsou's farm, Grey township. Flax is etgood crop. The gill will be starting up in the coca a of a week or so. Wednesday morning while Wm. Kneeshaw, of Goderieh, was work- ing on the jointer at the Organ factory, tt paiece of maple flew back, striking hieleft hand knocked it against the tuuehine, the result il Wing I , the severing of a finger in the 1 middle and the loss of the tops of two otherrs.. n of Mr. Win. fell from a anui. The well .as could vote was taken at (1nderich on 'i'hua•sday- for the Paining of it, loan towards the extension of the water- , works system, and getting' the sup- ( ply front Lake Huron; also the introdnctirn of the incandescent system of lighting and it complete i system of sewerage for the. town. The by-law was carried by a large ; majority. I On Tuesday afternoon of last week, Iev. Joseph Edge joined it1 , wedloeks bonds, Allic B. Whitehead and Wallet' Anderson, both of Kin - • dine. The ceremony any tool: plate in ixoderie.le, many friends of the bride being present. The lady was for .lone time one of the ,assistants in the tioderich P. 0., and while won - sense the liver, cure headache, dizziness, eon- pyin, Mutt position Wilde many The only'P els tit; takewithhood's sarsaparilla.'"Instill . I A little daughter of Air. James AIe(xeo, of Blyth, had tho misfortune to have three of her toes taken off by the knife of the stave chopper itt the salt block on Tuesday, She was standing near the machine when someone set it in motion and caused the accident, The 1Viarton Canadian says that the southern and eastern shore of Colpuy's Bay are covered with dead grasshnpers, to a depth varying from 3 inches to 1 foot, The hop- pers have been drowned and washed up by the waves, and the odor from the cl'eeaying bodies is rather un• pleasant. Mr, D. N. McKellar, of Blyth, received on Saturday the diploma and ,bronze, medal awarded him for cheese exhibit at the World's Colum- bian exhibition in Chicago in 189$. Both are exquisite pieces of work- manship. ,lar. ;1feKellar was one of nine cheesemakers that receive these awards, each having obtaine 99:1• marks out of a possiole 100 fo cheese made and shown by them. On Thursday last. J. 11. Heather of Exeter, met with a ver painful accident while working on the Rennie Week at Hensafl, whie doubtless will prevent him fro working for several weeks. He wa working on the scaffold and in som manner missed his footing and fel to the ground, a distance el' aboa 14 feet, sustaining a compound fro turd of the right arm, a ;severe bruin on the (forehead and ,was otherwis badly shaken up. J. D. Ronald, of Brussels, was on the null fated express that collided with at'freight train sot Thamesville, west elf London, last week. The engin ter of the express was killed d ct r y h m s e t c; e e having. his brains ,dashed out in; strikiin;'.tagainst a eadlvert in jump," ing horn \the engine, after he had sho't;off steam and mew that a e9fli- sion'was iiltevitabl+e. The tireplan had;his arni b.roken in his leap for life. None of the passenger f were seriously injured, although event were badly shaken up. T cause of the smash -uk iwtts a piisplaced switch, it is said.\ t • (One day last wdel:, asjttir. Robert [Ira,bkirk was at his 1 other Mat thew's, on the noaath \r(tfid, near Sea forth, helping to ,dr itfiv in hay, h !pitched one of his 11 nes. a -young animal, to the rope irttt,ched to the hay fork, with only a halter on. A soon as the walnut saw the hay conn iug up off the 1ca, behindt;it, it go faiightened, and becoming unman egeable, it got .sawn the sidit of the approach to th ' barn door \taking Mr. Habkirk 'with it.* Thehorse was badly cu and Mr. Habkit�,r con- siderably br'tiaed,, but.is now getting around all '1ght. 1 A new einseett has invaded the County of Bruce 'that is beingsougljlt by fmantels. It battles ens cepeel a1Iy. o bugs and is effectual n5(t Were they on liberty, incl kept ie pest tfrom the potatosmosey er.grl[teses where, they would D first made its appearance p,htain a fuueh greater amount of s i nS Diva 1'r to Silver,. The free coinage of silver on one hand and steadfast adherence to gold on the other as tilt, Ont: Stall - (lard of value, is the great is•ne on which the I)etneeratie mid Itepubli• can parties of the United States have chosen to light out the contest which is to decide which one tf the two shall hold the reins t•f got ern - went end direct the pulley of the country for the next ia't'sidential termof four years. Ile ie „i .lc the difference between them as repre- sented it these two iesut•s i:, is well illustrated in the statt'nlent male by .lir. (Jarrett A. llulru•t, of New Jersey, in accepting lois nc,ntinntion, tor Vice 'President, tualde by the Republican Convention, To the eonantittce wbIch peewees' ilia withhisttuntillation hesititia "Uncertain- ty or instability as Ill the looney question involves tiro, t rt•rit es (' Ilse- quemces to every eit;s:''n amt to every interest of the ei untr� , The gravity of this situation caner', be over-estimated. There can be eo fin anela 1 security ;no business stabil- ity ; no real prosperity wh(•re the policy of the governmenr, is tit all a•. matter of doubt. Gold is the one standard of value ;inutile" ell eelight- cned conliuereital nations, ,all fint'n- eial tranxactions of wha'evee charm:- ter, all boniness entec•p.Ise, :ill in victual or corporate transactions are ,ldjust.wl to it. An honest (foliar worth hundred etntsevet \' where cantata life eleeetl out of li.fr••y-t.hreo emits word, of AWN',i,lus a legisla- tive ties. Such to debasement of our currebel• woelt>t inevitably produce incale(tanrhle 1054, alapallitig disaster aact aattml,tual dishonor'' /. ilei E'i y Cure tor Drinnknners. Dretenel t nite.,a, Morphine and Tobacco habiteaaxv rtewl� lm cur, ti by the use of Hint t9 1.11)Ie t:hlorideidf Goltl Tablets. N.srtf•,m ai„s required of the patient and stianvbanl' tarry be taken art usual untie vnlet•ed'tsutvfv elven up.• 'Tablets may 1>e girtld•i„ a it•Li „I' enll'ee went hout the patient's itnsrvviltud;:e, A cure out' ran 1pod in everycarer it„r sale by till Hirst tease druggists. or 'trills 1.' .,•rat ,an receipt of •� 1.:1(1. For full Ilvn•tu'ulnPr4 Odd The Ohre, Chentit'i•I Worms, •[•salla, Ohio. Soma Notes on Peo.tuig Poultry, Were ca`: he no donhr, dart chick- - • ens 'thrive, hetter;on cooked than en e raw food; !wilco the value of prepar- ed Itiisctitt heals. The. reason for not di Melt It to determine, s!'finIs when cooked a rem ore easily - I digested, a td the venues elements !cortta.ined tlae,rt;in are more •repidly leseintilnred le the stomlaeh. It is idenrira11v the sante with human , beings. f rlo not tueen to say that we,eould neteligest grain if it there eaten [n a raw state; i,nt this would fries sunup greed ter exertion on the pert of our digestive organs, and the result would be herder 1uus1e, which i. 1ltlneteessery to many at least. 8,0 it is with fowl, and chick - for eager With pot driving vines. Tan garden n Tote t , but 11 18 exa,rei-e. and asnil'elled to find their now being transplanted into gardens olv,il tiaotl t•Iteitr etieitgth .of nlusele. ata over the counttsy. It is a dill- w sttI i ht essetteiial to them. But as mend shaped insect with a long the !chief pnrtiti'tt of what fond they beak. It makes a business of spear- eonsunii• during the whole term of ing the potato bugs and living on their natural life will he artificially their blood. It does not harm the sell+t'il!1,- it would be it waste of vines. It is green an color. I nlahlrt•ieI to produce t.l'nt enn 1a'ront the.followiug •dispatch from never ho nepii•red, At the same Toraonto • it would :seem as if the time WP urns not.etbrry this practice much talked of 'eieetrie railway to to tits extreme; otherwise the nnlscles be ;built in the western r.art of will be unduly flabby. and fail to Ontario, and which wiail touch sever- perfonta le:Terly dlieir vati:as tune al paints in this couasty, with its tint's.. While, theerefote, we may make !cnfr., i.e., cnokeel foot the has's, accomplished fact. The despatch 'a certain proportion of haul grain for nays: "A party of engineers have chickens is henoiieiad to tuaintain the left the city to commence the survey fra.nae inial organ, in proper condition. of the route to be taken by the These remarks do not apply to soft Ilurontaario Electric I:..ilaa.y. They vf•getn1.i, . roots, erg•,, which cnntain. will go over the ground between a targe Amountof n (theme, and are Port, t Pert v, Walkerton, Kincardine, soft, as they contain f tries of nutri- Meaf'ordand Goderieh. Their work me)it are lost tea consider - will be completed in about sixtyable extent if eooked. days and track laying will then be proceeded tivith immediately. termitnation atGoderiele is to be an For Weak Backs,Lame The Old Stew. I Backs, Painful Backs or vile Y ushalong•—Tett know the any I proverb, 'natant, "She that giveth tolkind of Bad Backs, Manley's the poor an' untbrtunit lendcth to tha' Celery -Nerve Compound is Lord.” ,�` the Great. Back Strengthener. are. Sharplcy—You area Iola Wm. Rbrfers, s Ottawa Street, proverbs, I r,ee, Tobitft"rwrites rteof haveen1etie-. es,mwle brought troubled with a lame back. some up o11 'ern. ' .; v Mrs. 1,htu pity— rl>,e1r, perhaps, yott are familiar with the old sjtw 1 Petit^ --What old yfi.w, tna'at r Mrs. Shtu'pley-•71'he one behind the wood house dt17r, of the doctors I consulted called it Lumbago; others Eidoe Disease. y I received no benefit from their treatment. Nine months ago /was lucky enough to try Manley”, Celery -Serve Compound, and, after taking' two or three bottles, the Data entirely left me, and I have had no return of It for a months furfron But he was ge.•-•-Cleveland P1,Ain 'A. Par a to 111 Wile hath by Colin A, Dealer: ' Catllpbell. + .0,"! _ for Infants and Children. HIn'rtt' ria*v' olvovrva'btn a of ("wrier/9. with the patronage of amillinrta ofyorionn, r'nrmit UN to sp*nh of i•t'tithont guessing. XtXt is no nostionably the best remedy for 'infanta and Children the world has over krtn^,vn. it is harmless. Childress like it. It gives thorn health. It will stave their lives. In it Mothers have romethinx which iv r:'•isnlvately safe mad praotioaily perfect arty obild's medicine. Cnstoria sleeatrn-s, ^'ovens. Caste, la marry: x e•%:'rf: bnosa. Castrtrin vt•evortty vont+tin; Roy' Curd., Castori+s cures PiarrlL.caa and Wind Colia Castor's , e11 -cos Teething Troubles. Castoria Durres Constipation and 7'1sttndeno. Castorin nen+rali:sc+s the effects of oarboaio acid gas or poi+tonons .air. Castor's floes not contain morpbino, opium,er other narcotic property.. C storia as+isnilates the food, regulate. the stomach and bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cartoria is put np in one -size bottles only. 1* i+ not sold in bulk. Don't allow any one to sell yon anything also on the plea or promise that it is "just as rood" and "will arts ••.,r Lever- purpose." See that yon get C-A--T-O-R-I-A. The foo -simile signature of b 1444( is on every wrapper. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoriat, '011. 'Oea"itr0 ad"%/ 1AtiVre•tisu4, Qy'aosa•';pYt. iiT 37,171 s L a 'We do beat work in the Job Printing business and at prices as sow as the lowest. If you are in need of any -- thing such as LETt i tt HEADS, NOTE HEADS, BILL HEADS, ENVELOPS, POSTERS, DODGERS, BUSINESS- CARDS, • O: anything in the line of Printing, call or write to the 0 old reliable TIMES Office, Wingham. $ 5 R E NAT D. I will give Fifty Dollars to any person who will bring me a Watch or Clock I cannot repair and make to run as well as, or better than ever. HALSEY PARK, Josephine St., Wingham Opposite Macdonald Block. Wanted—An Idea Who can think of some simple thing to patent? Protect your ideas: they may bring you wealth. Write JOHN wi:DDEaBuBN h CO. Potent Attor. neys Washington, D. C., for their $1,800 prise offer end list of two hundred inventions wanted. Sundae afternoon as Mr. Irwin was driving• to the Clinton cemetery the rig carrying the pall -bearers at A. J. Pattison's funeral, he had a decidedly unpleasant experience, and one which it was feared at first 'to be serious. Just as they were going down the hill at the limit of the town. the holt an single -tree broke, allowing it to strike the legs of the horses, and caused then. to become unmanageable. Instantly the pall -bearers all jumped and saved themselves, but Mr. Irwin retained the lines, when the tongue dropped, caught in the ground, and he was thrown head first from the rig, as if fired , from a eatapult, alighting fairly on his head and shoulder •, he was picked up and taken home in an unconscious condition, and as the wound did not bleed, fears wereto •tin en 1 a ed that the blood. might clot and cause - trouble- however, his many friends were pleased to learn, on Monday 1 morning, that he was out of danger, and in a few days will be none the worse of his adventure. Caveats and Tradc•bfarki obtained, •••,d all patent business conducted for M(nwn•iTP. b'idR:I, hiy office Ls in the immeliate vicinity ofthe Patent Office and my facilities tor securing patents are unsurpassed Send model, sketch or photograph of invention, with description and statement as tonevantagc.. claimed. 2,', charge is mode f..r erre opi n tart rts to pateutabilitr/ and rev fee for prnsecnting the application will sao9 be (Hari. for anal the patent la allowed. "Iavx,noxa' Gutna; , con- taining full information sent free. All ConlmunL• cations Considered as tttrrctly Confidential. FRANKLIN H. HOUGH 926 F ['trent. WAA9II:iGTon., D. el. For Snits that suit, SUITS, give comfort to the wearer and eutisfy your friends,you had OVERCOATS, better try us. Our garment makers TROUSERS.odont kwnowrk;howttdotheirthink there are any better and yet we charge no more than others do for inferior work. Hundreds of new fall and winter samples to choose from, at prices about half what you have to pay for old goods. Work done for parties- furnishing their own cloth. If you think that a'I'weeed Suiteannot be properly made for al Spot Cash, call and see our ywork, , V Our terms are cash. W 1 /BS ER '& O.,,. Opposite the Macdonald Block,. Wi»'*ham, Ont.