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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1896-08-07, Page 5l INFANT FOOD8. HAVE YOU A BABY 2!f so, you have no doubt used seise kind of baby food. We keep all the popular brands in stock and -eve Have them always fresh. If at any time you get any baby food, front tris that is not fresh or has any- thing wrong about it, you. are at liberty to return it at once. We sell only foods that are fresh and we ex - Feet to protect our customers from any loss by reason of a defective package. Al CHISHOLM'S OR G T0Bw WINGINAlMuCILAGLr, 5C. A BOTTLE. fi 1" 1+a '4V 1 (?t' 1, ►.41 TIMES,, AUGUST 75 Th'61 . arew then30elves ul again immettiately, b re )xnllautled, I - - i claimed: ".My children, there is n hit To Dear eeau$P White Dien Penland '' barn[ in what you do; such visitors well 131aolt Iielvers tor`Ait ,\ uxh;. 1 deserve an obeisance." This reminds The English carpenter his a "boy" to 1 one of the French oflicer's politeness , oaiohral value in a bottle of ITnotl's Sat ns. curry his tools for him; the knglish i when he saw a bomb approaching. \ patin than in any other preparation. brloklayer has a native hotimten to handl Leaping aside us it approached, he took Mors skill is required, more caro t il;n, nlero the bricks to hint twhioh he proceeds t0 off his hat and bowing low zeinaxl{ed: ! expense incurred in Its naumfactnrc. l "l; never dispute precedence with gentle- It coats the proprietor and the .stealer set, Word: requiring skill is very often , [lien ofyour family. done by whites, because they do it much I 1 More but it costa the consumer less, as he d]urug the 1>ttttle of Lexington the1 gets more QO.sns for ms nione5'• better, hut white labor leans en and list's bullets flew thick and fast. A dbillll 1 More getit100 0 (1030 isor ms m by ys peculiar black labor, 5o on tlae railways the stn- I stiuclt General Steil g occupant tionnlastors and guards are white, but the heavy jobs which need little skill fall, to the black; so fleid-hands and those who actually Ilertl the Pattie are natives, though there tire usually whites over thein in a position of authority. In all new countries skilled labor is dear, but in South Africa it is exception- ally dear, because the skilled white roan insists on having blacks beneath him, and blank labor, though it Is cheap if measured by the price paid for it, W really deter if measured by what it ac- complishes; for it Is unskilled and u as- certain, tiro native, except in a few of the older parts of the country, not yet hav- ing acquired that habit of steady and patient industry whloh makes labor ef- LABOR 1N SOUTH AFRICA, lest they should e 1 0 Skeletons Dug Up. Montreal Aug. 1. While digging foundations for the new Urusline feetivo. It is of course iu the newest 'lis- 3iave have been unearthed of Brother 1 tracts, whore the natives are still raw ehapel at Three Rivers, the remains Emery Jarry who lived in the moas- tory in 1771. The skeleton was in- tact,so was the eedar coffin especially the handles of the latter. The re- mains were also found of Abbe Calonne, buried there in 1882. Red hairs still adhered to the skull and the teeth in the lower jaw were perfect. The soutane was also in perfect condition. News Notes. A hailstorm damaged the crops in portions of Manitoba. A new air motor for street cars was successfully tested in New York. The Assiniboia Stock -growers' As- sociation are petitioning for more mounted police protection C, P. R. .Agents have received 0 OfHoror, a farmer, nett: eept damaged silver coins in futir2c. from ))1,3 own- experionw3. Ho says; • r a dispute with•his son Sterling Prices sa e, shattering it and turning the o pa half way round in his seat. Bis son, who was near by, cable up in haste and cried out,"father, are you hurt?' "General Pric9, if you please, sir!" Then, after a minute's pause, "General. Price can assure Colonel Price that lie is. unharmed." and scarcely removed from a savage state, that this unoortainty is sleet felt. In the gold-flelds of the Transvaal toll Mashonaland the supply of native work - people often falls short, although ab Johannesburg a native can am throe pounds (fifteen dollars) a month besides his food and smolt lodging as he needs. The development of the mines is of course to some extent retarded by this difficulty of obtaining a permanent sup- ply of labor.-"Impresslons of South Africa," by James I3ryoo, I.I, P, in the .Tuly Century. Found Dead: at. Petrolea. Petrolea, Ont„ Aug. 8, --The body of a mart was found in the upper floor of J. J. Kerr's paint shop about 2.80 p, m. Chief Jackson was notified, and went to the place. He found JOS. McDonald, a noted house painter, lying on his right side, with his head resting on a block of wood. The body was straight, showing no signs of a struggle. The deceased was re- clining as if asleep, but on close ex- amination and from the odour of the body, it was clear that he had been for some days dead. Chief Jackson sent an officer for Coroner Mott, and on his arrival, and after looking at the body, went away. The Chief, with Alderman Marshall, went to Richmond's undertaking shop, and instructed them to take charge ot the body, and prepare it for inspec- tion, which they did. A jury was empanelled at 4 p. m., and all infor- mation was produced on the case with medical expert testimony. The jury returned the verdict: -"Death caused by heart failure. Toe On Thy C,aurd, Concornit•g the m00h discussed ques- tion whether wood, charred by long -con- tinued oontaot with hot steam -,pipes, and thus brought lntc a strata in which even a sli'' ht touch will redone it, to poW- dor, will. ignite from any Paas except actual contact by spark or flame of Lu ontt.i' source, ,1r. .+.dwarf Atkinson, pro(-iJent of the. -widely-known Boston Dr'r t:iffr.t.-. •^_•g: Ain[^i Tele In;ns:•.:,t'n - combination, proportion and process, which slake it peculiar to itself. More people are employed and more ;.,rtes oc- cupied in its Laboratory than any other. More wonderful cures effected and more tes- Unloniala received than by any other. More sales x001 10010 inorottso year by year are reporter by drug1 gt,ists, More people ar taking }food's Sarsaparilla today than any other, and more are taking today than ever before. More. anti STILL .lions reasons might be given why you should take Sarsaparilla The One True Blood Pariller. ii per bottle. cure all river Ins and Hood's Pills Sick headache. 2:i cents. • • The Fatal Tide. Shanghai, Ang. 1. --News of a terrible disaster, involvinfi great loss of life, has just reached here. A tidal wave, estimated to have been abeut five miles in length swept in from the sea on Saturday last and inundated the coast of Haichau, in the north east of the province of Kiang -Su. The damage. done was very great. Many villages were destroyed and it is estimated that at least 4,000 people were drowned. In addition an immense number of cattle perished: Tho rice fields were submerged and and almost totally destroyed, with the result that a famine is feared in that district during the coming autumn. E.aichu is situated opposite Yu - Chau Island on the east coast of the Kiang -Su province which is on the Wreug-Ilan of the e ,:} ,.:eft. The BI "ILII .Sa"' ittati '° p',tfit''Ir u1altitiltmoi" t'.f004• tii 3I GRIFI . SALE. '' SUITS AT LESS ' AN COST. S' .'O mu.J r REDUCEn. 0• 'G -z Q. C. ,.. alas bought T. Leslie's Mer TTailoring-I3usiness at a sacrifice and .l g , as removed to his old stn opposite the (stress s hotel This is a ti g .ni genuine sale of tirst•ciasa goods, no cheap goods got up for advertising j'il purposes. The largest stock of woolens in town to choose from. (live Y us a call. The prices will interest you. Al- Also a full line of Men's Furnishings at lois prices. ^^ i GEO- CARR r T, Leslie's Old Stand, circular instructing t:ll lli not to ac- y ,_ lies an i,,teiesti,ug Mr. James Elliott, of Turnberry, bad an improve Yorkshire sow that gave birth to a litter of 18. Next? Freddie Farrar, of London, was bit by a tarantula. two weeks ago and died from the, effects on Tues- day. "Having had occasion to tes.theat-reterl- ing substances on my own bJhalf, 1 01100 obtained some sections of beautifully -pre- pare(, wood pulp, in slabs of 1 1-:3 inehes in thickness and of a vary porous quality, which are made use of in the construc- tion of refrigerators. My pnrposts Wa3 to determine whether or not such slab; could b, used to prevent the - n,cape of .John Entwistle. who was one of 1 hear from a lamp oven. I thereforer.tistl Birchall's guards at the Woodstock the haat of my inner oven, which is ti jail, was killed on a railway in ti:;ht iron box one inch distant on all Michigan. si.i':l from an outer cas: 01.1.1, of rule l,'l- ia: d an.1 very solid wood pulp; t.l a intoe A Michigan farmer committed miler 400 decrees Fahrenheit. In til,' suicide by diving into 0 threshing center of that inner oven. isohat;e`i fecal any metallic contact with this walls, 1 fnaciline. His head was ground t placed one of these sloths and thus lea in Martin had l.g men ts. it, subkeh to hent at less than 400 V., a i en aged 1 tC Miss Jessie Pool. a;,ed el,, 4 the daughter of a Chatham Town- ship •farmer, jumped off a ferry boat and was drowned. n -+( L .l_ removed wheel. n then 0 for about .an hour. I t g01t his tail in the rear' H heel. front of the outer oven and n?anod ",10 t\,nluHon of the wheel and doggie was tail'.ess, but its body was •wedg ed between the forks and the spokes . ostilting in the rider receiving a hail fall, tis 'tell as breaking his wheel. i'he dog's tail was pulled enrnpletel) out, and the animal'•ad to be killed. Wingham. °.. ON AND AFTER AUGUW WILL SHOW THE PEOPLE OF AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY WHAT A Aruprlo , Janes and shot and seriously wolind- ed the young man with a gun, 13c was advancing with a butcher knife, apparently with the intention of killing James, when John, another son, seized a billet of wood and 911d cracked the old mans skull. The son is in.a precarious condition, but the father will probably recover. . RaIph Williams, of Ingersoll, was recently coursing 'along one of the i•nnntry roads on his wheel a short distance from. Ingersoll, his sole corn panion being that of a small hound [luno 'When 1•. short distance from town the canine, in •-ome manse' An express train ran into an is • Car'SlOII train nen r [Mantic City and - • killed 41 passengers. A large num- ber are injured. Mr. John A. Paterson, the Toronto lawyer, has purchased on behaf of Mikado gold aline near Rat Portage, for $25,000 cash. Four thousand people were drown - ;ed in the northern Province of Xiang Su. China, by a tidal wave five miles long - Z 5 CLE R N.o S ST M MEANS. hani or make beleive, no goods marked up to make a big cut, T in ma quote price ny cases going into the middle. Next week we. will prices that will astonish you, Call and see us and get s. G. IMc I NTY R E WITGHAM. surface i- mnti.le level \vl )eh may i MACDONALD,.BLOO1 . account for the Great loss of life. I- ". ---7-n- - ...- - Kiang- iu is one ot the most fertile provinces of the empire and exports more silk than any other part of 1 Celina. The Yang-Tt,e-Kiang enterf 1 China through this province, the 1 principal city of which is Nan King. Atlantic City, door of the inner ovt'n, letting a very qnick and large supply of fresh air 11...1 the chamber in \vhieh the oxygsn haat probably been, in start, ethaust11 by subjection to the hour's cleat The sl.th • of wood pulp hal turned frnnl pure White to dense black, having been convergel into very porous charcoal. In loss titan a minute after the fresh air was let in it took tire eau burned to ashes before Illy eyes. I then repotted th:l experiment with the same result. Four hundred de •reel F.. will bo developed by a pressure of steam of :d38 pounds per squaw inch, but the same cerhonilatiOn ensues by lapse of time even at boiling heat or 21': degrees F." The, conclusion to be drawn from this is evident. __ WAi','S HUMORS. A number of superfluous ernploy- cul culture Departments Public t nentsnatLsand Otta 'a, are culture Dept being discharged. A letter received from Prof- R. S. Tarr statos, that the Peary expedi- tion steamer hope is fast in floe ice off the coast of (j-recnlOnd. 1{, G. C i. King, member for iiueeu s 011(1 Sunbury, has retired in favor of lion. Mr. Blair, Minister of Railways and Canals. . Toronto bands captured the first, second and third prizes at the Bam- ilton band tournannent in the Compe- tition fur first•dloss bands. A :piece of muskeg land in tl e Lakes of the Woods a couple of act es its extent was floated off and carried across the lake to Rat Portage. Mr. W. M. Drennan has seen veterans felt sn e the signature,: of (;l courts of the I p;illanh,Ock, Lee's v dependent Forresters to a petition sending it bee's as "tattered and torn" t1 lelbeeii 1ni A Font Good Stones i:etold of Great Cern- mond I'M Once during the Iron Duke's cam- paign in the Pyrenees, it happened that General Piotoli s dispositions for receiv- ing the assault of Marshal Soult tli3• pleased hint. The danger threatene.l from in front, and the diiiiculty lay in delaying the attack until Wellington could effect- the change he wished. Ile Wats, as usurp, 0(111101 to the occasion. Waving his hat in the air, he galloped to the front of a regiment as if heutcant to order a charge. The whole of Pic - ton's lino cheered tron(elutdellil ,tandyas s the roar died away, heard to remark, half to himself: "(oult is a cautions commander and will not attack iu force without aster That Wi the meaning ime for thehsi©thh Thnt Orli leave divi- sion to come up, and we shallbeat him. This was exactly what happ repulse • and ere Sottlt sustained a bloody rep he slight have won an ,easy victory, t Rap When Grant's army cross r p- A'Terrible :. ality. .Tnly :d0 -'rhe 5.40 express train from Philadelphia for Atlantic City on toe lending Rail- road struck an ext ltrMMOn train on the +y est Jersee Railroad tet (1.45 .his evening at the i'1int just outside this city where the tracks of the r,wu roans cross. The express pinged through the ekcul'sion train killing from 2(l to .10 people, the exact number being as yet un- known, and mining 50 or (10. The •7nly persons so far 03 known, who were killed on the expre.3itl'ahin were the engineer and fireman. The ex- cursion train was tiilled with exeur• T • Monists from Bridgeton, N. J-, and left here at 11.50 for that city. The (:lead and injured were brought to tllis'city. Philadelphia, .July 30. -General J'inn.ager Sweigard of the Beading Railroad telegraphs from ALinn tic City that as far as meertaine.'1 44 people were killed in this evening's accident and a large number hurt, three or tour of wleee etre dying. In the list of dead aro twelve wgnen tikgirls, 21 sten and two hn 's Rev. ''Mr. Kenner, of Staffs, fnrm- :oev of Clinton, who bought a, hnu-t and lot in Mitchell last winter, is 1"W Offering tits premises for sale. The premises are assessed for $100 nom than Mr. Kenner. paid for the „ro1'+Prte, sled when he appealed tin the court of revision against rhe i,tes,nlellt 11 epee '1 WOS dlsniigsedl, lie thereupon made up his mind tint he wuulct not live in aL community whore his home heel to he a•cessed and taxed for more than it was wnrth,.nr would bring in the mar - ';et. 'lir. Kenner says he will sell the property to the assessor or to the .own for what it is assessed at, but •o anybody else furless. for separate jurisdiction. in Ontari east of Toronto. The proposed joint blockade of Crete moat taller through, Great Britain declinidg to assist in band- ing the Chri8tien i"nsurgente over to the 1r.1(rtiCS of of the Turks. Five head of cattle owned by Mr. Bowen of the Deseronto road, near 1\tlpttnel'.. Wert! pOlitPled. TWetll.3 roil eitttio have, died frons. poison in der the new gen- Africa's cattle plague is reaching enormous proportions. The disease wh eh spreads rapidly and easily is said to be clot solely to a. vt'gCtilble p'trnsite, Bud se far as investigation bas gone, is incurable. The first in- telligence of the epidemic came from tla Soudan where. not one held in a thousand for rive hundred miles had ..e-c„pori. Then followed nese of the same terrible destucti(tn in the lok0 0,region and on the pintctlu of tl a Great Jia -ori ti ii•e and alm', the immense Iter& of Soma111a1 d further ,)(11Th, (Ind feu' the pnwt hall year the plague hats been 1•aa'riltt; ft'r d 11+ vs the smith approachingnon11t. ii+ Mit! northern 111(10 of On lie 0 .lotty li• tovaguti ('. aetui over- 1111111un+ (,l Of [)mart' ((111('3 from the Sato( •:- i r to 'l•anthelelatl(1 1(3)31 1'4 oil Lill as ever i 11 predecessors. After eral's nuttterous p the c rn'c•,ing, the first prisoners catight by Mosby were asked many tinesWhat' has by curious Confederates. " become of your pontoon traits?' said one such inquirer. "We haven't got ," answered the prisoner.te river •do you expect to get over t ankee, "we baok going g back aidGrant says that all aro not }, the Inert he 900(19 hack can cross on a log." 'i'ilrenne, one 407, observittg that at Ntte' ivolley from s Soleil r3 ducked[ heir Iain ter battery some that neighborhood Within a Mont ; ,1t The reulains of .Joseph Loftus, a • Hamiiton boy, were found beside a railway trade in liuffelst. • the doctors iSb itenatw;nn iewilevaa numnw mmuns urilesselstanumm rmnenugliit nus(:m illti ,.t „p„Ilmm+'m Nl VIM . Nilq if `rii I, psi Lal tI1' ' ' h ' 1 (i ,o r r 11 l llll • +i J Z`t do We have entered June with the pleasantesttioeco lec of the trade left behind. May was an nareexceptionally ialy go month, elnphasing thoroughly that our pricesright. Lad' will lease take note that I laevo a few of those ADE Ladies wl p LOVELY PRINT WRAPPERS Left which I will offer ata small advanceCotton Howe for cost. 25e. E approve of Scott's ' HOSIERY. --3 pairslladies' gd a (fast dye) Co p heavy iK + ? For meht all 1YOlnen who are weak, I prices from 25c. alt the way up to $4. a 25c En1ulsinn. or -whom v ones at , e. or . p greatest varietyi PARASOLS. -In thio line 1 have thea ; tow when they, should be strong ; for babies and children who are thin, when they should be fat ; for all who get no nourish- ment from. their food. Poor blood is starved blood. Con- sumption on-sumpt on and Scrofula Bever conte withous this starvation. And nothing is better for starved blood than cod-liver oil, Scotts Emulsion is cod-liver <il with the fish -fat out. 3icult.1and at. O. Belleville, Ons" (+ t u . l'I,I)I'r Niger to the In( lia11 1•t' •nn taste take let+ 1,-4ot, is that fiititine is ;[Mad'(, to atY ,•(llfnrtnrn'S \\'ill('h la Two l'f` SCOTT es tosIL the Der' Contin rat 111 the shudov(•, DRESS GOODS.-001 All Wool Cashmeres and Ilenriettas from 25eJd. . is c p as I carry the largest and best stock in town and 12 prices tot suit l e v one. Surss Muslims -•Lovely dotted Surss , L t per yd. Lovely designs in Art Muslin s.Printa well known, that I earry the best assorted stock of Prints ints in town.3Pg at 5c. per yd. Ext'a. heavy 10c,, sold eiswhere at 121-e. TWEEDS. -In this line I am showing extra good Tweeds at 40e. and 45e. per yard. READY-MADE CLOTIIING.- . I have just received fresh ship of Boys', Youths', and Mens Clothing and have Marked them at prices to quit the times. BOOTS AND SHOES. -•-New goods this lin jyoust arrived. rev edit .i#. you GtZ00 RILE.• --E part+ won't allow 9 .. N. b.-Bighest price paid for t\ sol and all kinds of Produce. examine my goods you +Hill find them right.