The Wingham Times, 1888-06-29, Page 3WS OF DAY.
CANADIAN
Prince Roland Bonaparte ie in Me treat.
Wheat stalks 23 inches high ha been
shown at Moosejaw.
The Red and Aeainiboine Einus`s are very
much swollenthe r raffle.
by encu, r ns.
There will be a serious shortage of hay in
all the Midland counties of Ontario, owing
to the dry weather..
Sir John Macdonald ie expected to open
the great Methodist oamp Omega tit Nia,
gara this eummer,
The Mayor of Hull has received eque
for 95,000 from the Mercier GovP;} ent
for relief purposes. ^^ • a
Mr. Hiokson, manager of the Grand
Trunk railway, has planed his private oar
at the disposal of Lord Stanley while in Que-
bec,
A man in Windsor, fooling with a revol-
ver and not knowing or forgetting it was
loaded, shot a girl, it is feared fatally, in
the back.
Mr. VanUorne has told the people of
Port Arthur that he intends removing the
Canadian Pacific, workshops from Winnipeg
to that place.
The new Dominion 3 per Dent. loan of four
millions sterling has been subscribed for
thrice over in London. The average pride is
95.1 per cent.
The Montreal police magistrate thinks
that instead of a thousand and more, there
Aught to the at the very moat 250 licenses
belied in the city.
A quantity of nota and litteil used for il-
legal fishing in Lake St. John have been
seized at the instance of the Quebec Fish
and Game Protection Club.
An expert from Louisville, Ry., deolared
that the natural gas well in Collingwood has
a capacity of 1200,000 feet a day, enough to
supply the wants of a town of 20,000 inhabi-
tants.
' It is understood that Mr. C. S. Rodier, a
wealthy Frenoh-Canadian, of Montreal, has
been called to the Senate to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of the late J. B. Rol-
and.
It is understood that garrisons for the.
forts at Victoria and Esquimalt, $.0.,will
be provided by the Dominion Government,
in returu for the Imperial Government hav-
ing supplied the armament.
At a meeting of the Toronto City Council
the early closing by-law, in so far as it re-
lated to retail grocery and hardware shops,
was repealed, which puts an end entirely to
the operation of the by-law.
At the General Session in Hamilton on
Saturday, the grand jury were of opinion
that the introduction of corporal punishment
into the penalsystem would have a beneficial
effect in advancing the morality of the
country.
At a joint meeting of the Montreal
harbour commissioners and the inunda-
tion committee, it was decided to take joint
action in preparingplans for the improve-
ment of the harbour and the protection of
the city from flood.
The St. John, N.B., papers say Jas. Har-
ris & Co., of that city, have received from
the Canadian Pacific railway the contract
for building a large number of box ears.
The first order • is for 150 oars. This will
probably be supplemented by other- large
orders.
AMERICAN
A number of young men in Michigan have
formed a company for the purpose of raising
frogs for,the Toledo market.
All the window glass factories in the
Pittsburg section closed last,night in accord -
mice with a resolution adopted at the recent
convention.
The convention held on Saturday, in Pitts-
burg, of iron and steel workers is of opinion
that it would be best to close all iron works
for three months.
The blind man who ten days ago in a Bal-
timore hospital,had a piece of a rabbit's
cornea transplanted into his eye is gradually
recovering sight.
Thefirat salxmn ever caught in the Hudson
River was taken from Newburg Bay on
Tuesday morning. It weighed nine pounds
and three-quarters.
Despatches from several points in Illinois
and lows say the locusts are not molesting
fruit, grain or vegetables as yet. The only
damage done is the killing of young and
tender trees.
The Wednesday night storm in Minnesota
and Dakota was more serious than at first
reported. The losses to property are very
heavy, and many families in some districts
have been compelled to vacate their homes.
June 6 John Sollitt completed his fif-
tieth year of residence in Chicago. He left
England in May, 1836, and landed in To-
ronto eight weeks later. He came to Chi-
cago in 183S, when the population number-
ed barely 4,000.
The floods along the St. Louis River in
Northern Minnesota continue to grow worse
and worse, and the water is still rising. The
village of and
is threatened with total
annihilation by the breaking of an enormous
logjam.
FOREIGN.
A rumor that Henry•M. Stanley is dead
is in circulation in Paris.
There is a panic in Algiers over the rav-
ages of locusts.
Emperor William II. has issued addresses
to the army and navy.
The troops in Berlin have taken the oath
of allegiance to William II.
The German Court has been Ordered to go
into mourning for three months.
The Emperor of Brazil has completely re-
covered from his recent illness.
The report that bad news had been re-
ceived from Stanley is confirmed.
Iranian defeated "Trickett on the Fitzroy
River, Queensland, by six boat lengths.
The Pope will soon issne as important
Encyclical dealing with the true and false
in liberty.
Gen. Wolseloy'a term as Adjutaut•Gen*
eral of the Imperial army has been extended
two years:
It is feared the steamer Pemptos, from
Singapore, with eleven hundred pilgrims for
Mooce, is lest.
Cardinal Sinteof i has inatruoted Mgr.
Bodo to remain in Ireland and to continue
to report On its condition.
The Earth to Roll on Forever.
An Indianapolis despatch to the Chicago
Globe, June 4, says : fiat, T, A. Goodwin,
D. D., created a sensation at the meetings
of the Evangelical Assooiation of Ministers
this morning, readinga paper on 44 Beebe.
tology," The gist of te aper was that the
popular idea that the world will oome to an
end and will be really burned up and an-
nihilated is a mistaken one. It will Bo
rightor.he
on forever, id and never be go
trroyed. The inhabitants will die off and
eaoh person come to his awn individual
judgment, but the world itself will have
no and. The world cannot afford to go out
of bueiness now, when it has just discovered
railroads and the telegraph and telephone,
and ie apparently on the eve of other equal-
ly
ual-ly important relevations of the forces of na-
ture, and if it cannot afford to end now how
much leas can it do so in a thousand years
from now ? Thai other ministers present,
Methodeists and Presbyterians general-
ly, took issue with Dr, Goodwin, and all
thought the subject was one that should
not be discussed,
Very light and nary some of the beau-
tiful summer bonnets made of net and silk
gauze embroidered in shaded silks. The
gauze le made into narrow bands aoalloped
in the silk at their lower edges, and with.
these bands crumpled together in a bewitch-
ing mase, according to the unwritten laws of
Parisian taste, oho mostcharming little
peek-a-boo and fish -wife poke bonnets are
constructed, and thdir beauty is greatly en-
hanced by the loveliest of French flowers.
These bonnets will he en suite with toilets
of lace, India Muslin,pompadour foulards
and orepe lisse,
elerYts
ipound
"Doubting Thomasei,".
remarked an eminent divine, "must exist in
ratio to the too Credulous." The habit of
cautiousness is not, asa general thing, in-
born, but it is the result of a naturally gen-
erotis and confiding nature repeatedly vic-
timized by the gunning and crafty.. So the
many disappointments, and often injurious
effects, arising from the use of various
vaunted remedies, have induced an undue
cautiousness, and, in many oases, entire
abandonment of the use of any. We call
attention to the remedies of Dr. R, V.
Pierce, of Buffalo, which physicians are em-
ploying in their , practice with the most
beneficial results.' His -" Golden Medical
Discovery," for diseases of the lungs ,and
kidneys, heart affections, fever and ague,
dropsy, and a diseases of the blood, has
never failed when put to the test. •
A fatal encounter occurred in Constanti-
nople between Nubian and Albanian sections
of the Imperial Guard.
"That's What My Wife Says."
"How are all the folks 7" asked Brown of
Jones, ".AU well, except my wife," said
Jones. "I'm worried about her. She tires.
out so easily ; she complains of a backache
about all the time, and she is so low-spirited
that she don't seem like herself at all." " My
dear fellow," interrupted Brown, "I'll tell
you exactly whatfshe needs. My wife had
had the very same symptoms a few months
ago, but today she is the healthiest woman
in town. Dr. Pierce's favorite Prescription
cured her, and it will pure Mrs. Jones, too
There's nothing on earth like ib for the com-
plaints to which the weaker sex are liable.
That's what my wife says, and she knows."
Guarantee to give satisfaction in every case,
or money returned, printed on the bottle
wrapper.
It is stated th .t, notwithstanding assumed
confidence, the death of Emperor Frederick
has caused in Paris a feeling very much like
dismay.
Aro you bilious and dyepeptio ?
Does your liver singgieh seem?
Is your slumoer often broken
By alhideoue, nightmare dream?
Friend, be wises The Pleasant Pellets
Made by. Dr. Pierce procure,
And they'll bring you back the sunshine
Of good,health, you may be sure.
"Why, Edith i what are you talking
about. Do you mean to say that Mr. Good-
ly mentioned anybody that you named 7"
Work has been started on the extension
of the Manitoba and North-Western rail-
road.
Why:is a bullock a very obedient animal
Because he will Elie down when you axe him.
People who are eubjeot to bad breath, fool matte
Bogue, or any disorder of the Stomach, can at once
be relieved by using De. Carson's Stomach Bitters,
the old and tried remedy. . Ask your Druggist.
Red bandanna. handkerchiefs have risen
in price.
Conslllnption Surely Cured.
To TIM Enrols :—Please inform your readers that
I have a positive remedy tot the above named die -
ease. By its timely use thousands of hopeless cases
have been permanently cured. I shall be glad to
send two bottles of my: remedy PRICE to any of your
readers who have consumption if they will Bend me
their Express and P. 0. address. Respectfully, Ds.
T. A. Swaim, 87 Yonge,St., Toronto, Ont.
Red is the color of the passing moment.
HUs 1 Comm Ours curses In one minute.
Both high and low dress collars are fash-
ionably worn.
A Cure for /Drunkenness.
Theoplum habit, deps mania, the morphine habit,
nervous prostration caused by the use of tobacco,
wakefulness, mental depression, softening of the
brain, eto., premature old Age, kiss of vitality caused
by over•exertion of the brain, and loos of natural
strength, from any causal whatever. Men—young,
old or middle.aged—who aLle broken down from any
of the above Oaneee, or any cause notnuntioned above,
send your address and 10 milts in stamps for Lubon'e
Treatise in book form, of -pianos of hfan. Books
sent seated and mouse from ,observation. Address M.
V LIMON 47 Wellington street East, Toronto Ont.
The red bandanna holm is spreading all
over the country.
Whenever your Stomach or OIOweIe get out of or.
der, causing Biliousnese, Dyepepela, or Indigeetlou,
and their attendant evils, take at once 3dose of Dr.
unseal Stomach Bitten. Best family medicine,
All Druggist%, 50 Dente.
Blank lane toilets are as popular as ever.
OFNGAtsen Here, BRIM= reetbree grey and faded
hair to He natural Dolor and prevent' falling out.
A. P. 404.
PATENTS For Salo—illustrad 1168084381V0t1168084381V0 088.
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NY FARMER W1I0 DRAGS HIS WIFB out t0
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th
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SAFES VAULT CQOA srsolALTr.
RS,
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J. & J. TAYLOR,
Toronto Safe Works,
e Are Building
Large additions .to our factory, and as INA
are removing some of the former
buildings, we are
FORCED TO REDUCE STOCK
until the new buildings are erected. We
have therefore deoided to offer our
Choice Stook of second-hand
PIANOS AND ORGANS
AT SACRIFICE PRICES,.
FOR 30 DAYS ONLY,
to reliable parties, on payment of one-tenth
Cash and one-tenth every three months,
until paid for, with int. on balances.
These Instruments have been care-
fully selected and thoroughly repaired at
our factory, and are by reliable makers.
Purchasers will have the option of exchange,
as we guarantee satisfaction with every in-
strument.
The following are a few instrumento
selected from the stock, and from which
intending purchasers may form an estimate
of the Bargains we now offer
:E»x 1OTCOISI,
6-oetave. Mahogany case, by Cutler
aC `Vhittleseys $ 60 CO
6.octave, Rosewood Case, by Chick
ering, of Roston 95 00
6•octave, Rosewood Case, by Grlmn
.2 Scudder, N. Y 110 00
61.octave, Rosewood Case, by Stod-
art, N. Y 115 00
7•octave, Rosewood Case, by G. T
Hayes dt Co 140 00
7•octavo, Rosewood Case, by Jas.W
Tose. Boston 165 00
7 -octave, Rosewood Case, by Herald
Bros.
ham, N. Y 1
1 -octave, Rosewood Case, by Dun
1
8070 0000
7•octave, Rosewood Case, Weber .2
Co. 185 00
7•octavve,osewood Case. by Weberat Co 200 00
7.octave,Rosewood Case,. byTrayser
1"lapo Co., N. Y.200 00
7.oetave, Rosewood Case, by J..2.0.
Fischer, N. Y 215 00
7•oetave, Rosewood Case, by Har-
monic 220 00
7i -octave. Rosewood Case, by C. L
Thomas (square grand, like new)250 00
7•octave, Rosewood Case, by Stein•
way ds sons, N.Y. (Price 3675)335 00
7 -octave, Rosewood Case, by Hooker
Bros. (like new, price 3575). 350 00
7 -octave, Rosewood Case, by Decker
Eros. (like new, price 3000) 375 00
CO 3t 431-.d.:OT moi•
5 -octave. Walnut Case, Double reed
by White d; Co $30 00
5 -octave, Walnut Case, Double reed,
by Geo. A. Prince .2 Co 35 00
5.octave, Walnut Case, Double reed,
4 -stop, by Victoria Organ Co40 00
5.octave, Waliult Case, Double reed,
G.stop, by Geo. A. 1'rirrco .2 Co45 00
5.octave, Walnut Ca e. Double reed,
6.stop. by Nxbridge Organ Co50 00
6•octave, Walnut Case, ]rouble reed,
6 -stop. by Madge .2 Marwood55 00
6 -octave, Walnut Case, Double reed,
6 -stop, by Canada Organ Co GO 00
5 -octave. Walnut Case, Double reed,
8+stop, by Dominion Organ Co. • 65 00
3 -octave, Walnut Case. Double reed,
8 -stop. by E. G. Thomas .2 0070 00
&octave, Walnut Case, Double reed,
8 -stop, by Dominion Organ. Co70 00
And Melodeons at $L0, 815 and $20 each.
Er We shall be pleased to afford
enquirers any further information that may
be needed.
MASON & RISCH,
32 King St. West, TORONTO.
10000 PRESENTS
TO PIRST APPLYING, WIHILE T1IEY LAST..
We will vend hymnil an ap-
propriate gift to each maiden,
wife, mother or cook—one to
a family—who will try the
BREAOMAKIR'S 31,1ING POWDER
Cut the red circle from the
label and send it in n letter
stating honest opinion niter
fat r t.,al. Hither n 5,10 or 25
cent size Will secure the. gift,
Any grocer or str.receeper
knows where to urt it 1 1 asked
4"- Adifrocs--.
CIluRCIi11.L & CO.. TORONTO
CURE
FITS!
When I say Cunt I do tibt mean merely to
Stop them for a time, and then have them rO'
tUrn again. I h1ZAN A. RADICAL OURS.
I have made the diteare os,
PryS, EPTLEPS3r or
FALLING SICKNESS;
A life long study. 5. winreatt'r my remedy tin
OURS the worst eases. Because others hays'
faileditsnoreason torn otnow receivingaeuro-
bi my"_ IN1ALLI REMxD i Give Bapp
and Yost °Mee. It costs yen nothing, for 'O
trial, audit willdura you. , Address
]h'. F, G. hoof, 37 7t 8kr ,Toronto, Oat,,