The Wingham Times, 1896-11-06, Page 3...IIv
'Dropped Dsadtta'I'reatvxi.
Catvin Catlin, 1i, well t ulnen far-
mer, . `lig alta the Brealan read
about ; mile; north tff Preston,
dCopp41
stead Tuesday atr
olt
een
n,
Mr. td^ alis engaged tier threshing
I)urinl ,• f4'ternoun he complained
of feelins unwell molal smut] tiun•e
,
afterwards ----shout foal, veloek, hta
decided to leave the balm. Just es
lee lclf O• barn, he was sten to
stagger and fall !weeny to tem
ground, Triose +f eese n t at emacs
gathered around tate prostr;ttce Aman,
who Was immediately'coiree'\led into
the house, while awaited 'aid ware
Rent for. Dr. Buck., of Preston, ar-
rived shortly aitterwarels, but the
spark f flirts had Beal seinetinaebefo_e
his arrival. The deceased gentle
man when pierced up, Was iweonet
cus, and died without rcgaiAlp Leon-
seiousness. A severe eat was inflict-
ed over one ey=e, and his face badly
bruised by she 'fait Death was the
result of heart trouble. Deceased
was in hrs 60th year and was -excep-
tionally hearty-.
Os') WAR HORST.
A (i1tAND AMY ',IAN ,011e)1E.S •SWORMS WI77'r
HEART DISEASE AND %YrNM 11 ,6AiO1 U$ vee -
TORY WITa2 7L'tIrt Man, aFP' azR. AONI WiS
OMB 1(a1i':LYIEl IQ11A1t'r.
Dr, Agnew's Cure for the Heart cannot
be over estimated, says M. if. Mnsselwan,.
a well known . A.. H. man of Weiesport,
Pa, anti he •oontinues: 4.31y ailments
were palpitation and fluttering of Oat,
heart. I used two Mottles of your valuable
cure and feel like a new man. I have
taken bottleaandbpttles of other medicine
without avail. I Introduce it to nay friends
at every opportunity pobeithle It is a
great medlaine, • in)etde .of thirty Minutes
after the first doe'1bad relief."—Sold at
Chisholm's Drug Store.
Almost a 'Centemarlau.
Valentyne Dynes, the oldest rest
dent in Acton, and perhaps in the
county, passed quietly away last
Friday morning in Ms ninety-ninth
year at the hone of his son
Edward Dynes. The old gentleman
had been failing in health for the
past year. Deceased was born in
Ireland in 1798 and 'emigrated to
Canada with his father about seven'
ty-five years ago. They settled in
Halton County and the family have
ever since • resided here. For
"several years they Lived on the ninth
line near Hornby, but about the
time of his marriage in 1826 he
settled on the, second concession, and
from that time his face has been
familiar in this neighborhood, Mrs.
Dynes and eleven sons and danghters
who are scattered one in Cuba and
all other parts of America, survive
hire.—Acton Free Press,
WANTED TO DIE.
JOIN ETST ), AN .AGED Ra',3IDE NT OF
BARRIE HANGED HIMSELF, BUT
WAS CUT DOWN AND HIS
LIFT; seven.
"Barrie Oct. 29.—John Boyd an
old man, 75. year of, age residing on
Bleake street, attempted to commit
suicide yesterday afternoon_ by
Banging. He went into • an out-
building which faces the road, and
procuring a rope, hung himself
to a beam. A neighbor across the
way noticed the actions of the old
than, and although unaware of his
intentions, became suspicious, and
hastening across secured assistance,
and arrived on the scene in time to
cut down the rope on which suspend-
ed the would-be suicide, and save
his life, This is the second time
Boyd has made an attempt to end
his life, having once before swallow-
ed poison, but was eventually pre-
vented in the zonsulnmation of 'his
rash act. ,Ile is subject to fits of
melancholia, and his mind becomes
so over wrought during these occas-
ions as to be for the time over
balanced. Boyd is a retired farmer
halving followed that voeation all his
lite, lately occupy in;; the farm
in the township of Vespra, and
moving to Barrie only a few months
ago.
Liver ilIs
Like biliousness, dyspepsia, headache, eonstk
patten, sour stomach, indigestion are promptly
oared by Hood's Pills. They do their Work
00
easily and thorougl]ly.
26 cents. All drugglits. R
Prepared by C. 1. flood & Co., 7.owe11, Mass,
rote °nit rift to ts4ke with Hood's Bsrsapurirfa.
Best after dinner pills. I I
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111. +. '.".MES, NOVEMBER 6, 0396.
c41,113.. ISLAILS IN Tam wA.RLY The girls of 'Toronto (Loam very
DAYS. prettily in short shirts and tight
trousers. I forgot to asks how t,I(t
they were; but fancy they wore:
quite mature, in the 30 year class.
The ladles who do,t't claim aro pro-
bably deformed; at any rate they
have enormous fleet. Asidt, from
the da tieing 'Niemen wee
rather a bore. .Joh Leve a member
Parliament, who acconlpani(eel rite;
from Niagara, admitted to ,ire that
his party was the salvattlutt (tf (gaaf,
ada, and contained the gena
men iti the country. I t;aw'
some of the otherSide but be-'ing forewarned I kept 1uy baud Ill
my pocket -hook. "there. are oral i
of my countrymen in Canada teach-
ing the Canadians how to keep clean
I—. even going to the le' gth of wash-
, Ing their dirty linen for them. Ipity
theses poor tnissionaries; they crust
be nearly starved, for' ;here are no
rats or mice in this etnlntry wend the
birds' nests are made of twigs and
feathers and brake; but poet- sung."
--Ilarnilton Speetatur.
rte .TIE ED.tat,uWI,i' AND POSTAGE
WAS IU(+Ir.
In
Washington's first term an
an •effort was made to speed the
neaiiseeto move thein at the rate of
•one •hundred miles in twenty-four
,hours, or about fo,ir and a half miles
au hour, 'lapis wutticl have been a
.notable advance .for the carriers
• were then txtkiuir nearly thirty hours
'between Pltihie dlphia anal New York
le roads were bad and there were
nsanyIn 177ti
,there wens only twenty-eight post -
offices 1.n the Colonies; in 1795 there
were four hundred and ninety-three
.and. in 1.798 there was 70,064. The
nates of postage when the depart-
, men was etganized under the Con-
stitution were high.; for thirty miles
six .cents ter ,one letter -sheet; for
.thirty-six .guiles, eight ceras; fur one
.hundred miles .ten cents, and so
inercasin.g with the increased dis-
tance to the nia -itnuui, 25 cents
fur distances over four hundred and
fifty miles. Stamps were not in use
in 'those days, nor was tete sender of
a letter required oto ,pay the postage
in advance. The postage six or
twenty-five .cep's., :as the ease might
be, was written by the postmaster
,on tie letter., and if the sender paid
the postage the word a'paid' was
.added, if •be.dict not thepostage was
'collected off the person the letter was
.addressed to. These rates soon
yielded a a Surplus over the cost of
the service, spite of the franking
privilege the law gave to the Con-
gressmen and the heads of the de-
partmbnts. * * The demand of the
newspapers and periodicals of every
el.ass for e heap postage, seconded by
r.he subscribers, has led to the re-
duction of the rates greatly below
the actual cult to the Government.
In his report in 1892, the Postmas-
ter -General, atter stating that the
present letter rate pays twice the
cost of tie letter mail, says that the
book and newspaper mail is = ai'ried
at the loss of six cents a pound: in
recent years the Post Office Depart-
ment has been characterized by a
very progressive spirit, and is now
rendering not a perfect but a high
class service. No other department
has more nearly kept pace with the
marvelous development 'of our
country. --Ex President Harrison in
his, "This Country of Ours" article
in September, Ladies' Home Journal.
4Pi
Out Of The Tools.
PXIYsrcrANS FAILED, ODUE-ALLs FAILED—
. BUT THLI G1t,:AT SOUTEI AMERICAN RID -
CURE, A SPECIFIC REMEDY I'OR
A SPECIrXO TIZOIJIIX,E, era Be
BILIS. A. E. YOUNG, OF
BARNSTON, P. Q.,
Q17ICIirr,Y Awn
PERMANENLV.
This is her testimony : "I was taken
sick in January, 1803. I employed some
of the best local physicians and was
treated by them for kidney disease un-
til the autumn of the same year without
receiving much benefit. I then began
using • your South American Kidney
Cure, and derived great benefit almost
immediately. I feel now that I am quite
cured. 1 have taken no medicine for
some length of time and have not had a
return of the slightest symptom of the
disease," Sold at Chisholm's Drug Store.
Li's Impressions.
We have been permitted to make
an extract from Li Hung Chang's
diary, in which he records the im-
pressions he received during his
journey. The part of the diary he
reproduced is�l devoted to his im-
pressions in Canada:--
''The Canadian Mandarians dress
much more plainly than the Ameri-
cans; the latter were in uniform, all
of blue and gold, while the farmer
wore •ordinary clothing. The Cana-
dian member. of' Parliament are
born in France and are 67 years old.
Canadian men sometimes live to be
nearly ono hundred; Canadian wo-
men never reach more than 30 years.
Hamilton is a big brick house and It
large wooden house one on either
side of the iron highway, with water
in front ani a and bank behind.
Hamilton has no mayor. 1 saw at
field of rice near here. they called it'
Dundas munch. Swansea is the 1
most important place in Canada, I
very much enjoyed a nap there. *
Toronto is a e;olleetion of wooden'
buildings enclosed by a high woodten
fence. The inhabitants charge lull
admission fee to ttll outsiders. Tor' SOLE MANU1.,A TTIBE:i•--
onto is densely populated and the
people do nothing bot walk the
"I Rad no Faith."
MN MY MPS PERSUADED MN TO '17ty 'roi.
GREAT SOn'rR AMERICAN ]tee I U 1rA'!•IO
00111v` AND MY AGOl1]itNG PMN WAS
0081: IN 13 Roui.s, AND 0t,N1
1.'olt ono»
J. D. JG1oLood. of faith, Ont, goys: "I
have been a viettut of rheumatism for
seven years to my bed for
months at a time ; unable to turn my-
self. Have been treated by many physi-
cians witlesut any benefit. 1 had no
faith in rhettinatio cures I saw advertis-
ed, but env wife Induced ane to get a
bottle of South American Rheumatic
Cure from idr. Taylor, druggist, in Owen
Sound.. At tont time . was in agony
with pain, Inside of I`2 hours meter 1
had taken the tirstdose the pain had all
left rne. T continued notal I had used
three bottles, awl I now eonsluer lny-
Felf completely ,'fired." Sold 41 Chis.) �_'�" -= r
holtn's Drug Store. ( 1
; f:,2fJ0 in:,ttraiiete. Ti'o Etre at his
house took platen hist April, and no •
0 yetitstarted. eknowsluly
11t ran re'cl. When
the insurance people went to• investi-
.rteto adjustthe toss
they
found
several chicken incubators on the
fa?emises, and these; 1nentators were
the .cause of the trouble that after"
wards carte. 13y the charter of the
inarlraute art pane it iy Hot allowed
to take;,, tnenitfaet12t'iitg or mere'an-
tile risks and the defence set mfr was
that Innehing chickens ()y 810811s of
incubators wall al manufacturing
industry. The application for ::teen -
suit war., bred en thins argument, it
(vont urged that as Dr. ,Nunes knew
the ttiaal'anee would telt hold good -
for u manufacturing concern, lie
broke his contract with the company
and rendered it null - and void by
ir►tro(tusiflg the incubators.
• It ,teas argued that the incubator
busilsuss was the same as the brewing
lansirsrss. It consisted of bringing
into active life the little germs of the
article treated—in the one case 1 •
barky and in the other the egg.
,Justice 1''aleonbl'idge deeided to let
(lie case go to the jury, which proved Ii
to be a real good jury—fur the
plaintiff. All that he asked for watt; l
his, and for the inseranee eolnpaty 1
there was nothing -but expense. Tne 1
jurymen would not declare, as the
counsel fur the defence wished thein
to, that the 1n.iking of chickens by t
the incubator process was a luaui'1
uiaeturing industry, but held that it
was merely an improved farming
nietliod, And in the end the • judge
entered judgineait.for $1',174.27 and
interest.
Neuralgia is the prayer of the nerves foe
Imre :broad. Hood's. Sarsaparilla is the
Oue True Blood Panther and nerve build-
er.
A Novel Argument.
There was a faln)er's fire •insur-
anee case on sit the Hamilton assizes
and during its progress a novel and
rather unusual argument was ad-
vanced by the defenze for non -suit
The ease was that of Manes v. North
Dumfries. Fire Insurance c rnpany,
in which J. F. Manes, 'a phys elan,
living near Beverly, claimed about
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Milhous Plants, (3lttpa tines, small ,11 Fruits, Seed
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