The Wingham Times, 1889-06-28, Page 3Capture end iteeaideve.
A vetera:l of. the Thirty -44h .luno.d
toluliteere furnishes taut;
After we had fie/eked Jotifxtton's army'
front Dallas, it Wail. contrary to the usual
cestout, the fortune of the First brigade
—Sheritktn'sbid divieioti -to be left be -
hied the army a few days; as a guard for
a2i a nbutam e train.. the day two of
bur 311e13 --gnu of them duel; Ty ri'ell, conn-
2nissnry: of our bei acie--w r&t tri t:tl.o a
bath beyond: and in sight of our picket
line; in a small bayou, tvlticl➢ temerity
rity
n'tW observed by home of Ferguson's cave
airy hoveriiag in the viclnity, wile do -
'Welted two nien armed with sabers and
baeliinee to bin;; tlteel in. Ikiu g with -
nut arm's they were surprised, toad start-
ed off en deellctbille, in the eery face of
the pit:ketto who dared not fire) for
fear of in jtrin;; the priaoneee. Batch
rebel started iii It different dirt.•cc'
tion with his. charge. After going a
Whort distance Tyrrell dodged to ono side,
nepo,iing his captor to oar pickets, who
ttve Mill a volley, but missed, on which
the Johnny, out of spite, returned the
s si>t; wl nn Tyrrell, taking advantage of
his empty carbine, sprang and caught
bine by his abundant whiskers and
dragged hiin from his horse. Hero a
shoat struggle ensued, in which the Con-
federate 'had
on-federate'had to give way to northern
muscle, although they were both good
types of their countries, rind Johnny;
animus Itis 'gun and saber, was marched
to .the picket lines by his escort, who
Betided him by walking behind him with
Nue hand in et►c1i sidoof bisowhtiskors. It.
is useless to say that be was received by
the pickets with ooilsfderablomerriment,
The other Confet1erate, on seem^` his com-
t'iu1c's fate, and hearing the whir of a
- few random shoal, fled, and left hili
age tri• come back at his will.
bb os'ier's Produco MA?
L igeilds make fat. There is no doubt
of this' In my mind, though I am fully
cognizant of the fact that a, good .many
people will deny it. Thoeliaractor of thea
liquids has a good deal to do with it. but
the practice of thinking invariably leads
to unwieldy bulk. 1n ;pain, where men
drink little, a. fat man is unknown. In.
Taxis, where men content themselves
with sipping thimb1esfu1 of absinthe or
small cups of black coffee, the French aro
thin to a remarkable degree. The wom-
en, on the other hand, drink great quen-
Litios of champagne, Burgundy and lat-
terly beer, and they are as a result prone
to stoutness. In England men drink ale
and beer, tend they are a thick necked,
pudgy and heavy race as a rule. I had
observed all this many times, and when
I went to Germany, where 1: knew the
consumption of beer was very great, I
had prepared to find fat men in abund-
ance. I was not disappointed. There
" would seem to bo absolutely no end of
big, corpulent and unwieicly znen in Ger-
many. While in the 'truly they tire slim
and splendid' looking warriors, but ta"o
neontlis after they leave the ranks they
become heavy, puffy and beefy to the
last degree. This is even so in the ranks• .
among the other soldiers, and the cas-
alry were men of such extraordinary
weight that they always excited com-
ment from strangers.--Philedolpbie
mimes
A Washington territory farmer was
< igfing a post hole on the balks of
Dire river, when he unearthed a. skcle-
ton richly dressed in old fashioned'cloth-
ing. .The coat was especially fine, and
ryas adorned with velvet collar and cuffs,
The place where the skeleton was found
bad been used as a ho}se coral for the
past fifteen. years.
G11ost ;norms.
A phantom team is said to haunt the -
houdo which merit's the scene of the tee -
tibio Fletcher Btooiz tragedy in Wash-
ing torn'tounty, People in the vicinity
say • that they hear it drive up abort
once in two weeks. "The men in the.
lumber camps near by also declare that •
the ghost disturbs their elreams,—Lewis, .
ton Journal
Tho courtesies of
hollow and thankloss.
aiXcttrai11t,fci;, n d7tt mad ISMITZVIttaIRINO.
MISS A. BOYO
has now en hnna a most varied, well assorted and magnificent display of
SPRING AND SCMMZR MI rLIN RT,
New, l'ashlouebie and earoiully aelectod:
►,.a'.TOO Z CSP "'.. ..ITC"" " C+OODDS.
An enumeration of articles ca• Cl novelties wand be impossible Everyone
cordially invited to call and a wheat is offered at very -reasonable price:',
The MANTLE DEPARTMENT
eouteins .a, varied assortment of the Latest Designs and Calera and best qualities In
Cloths, Silks, tee, toles worn title season,
PERFECT F1rpT]Na AND LATEST AND BEST DESIGNED GARMENTS.
.
EtWal IglIVAIAT EMINENT
Has w most oo:nplete assortment of the LATEST, CIIOI 1uST, and
MOST CilAI2iiIING1 ARTrCLIuS in
Wachtel, Clocks, Jewelry
and Silver Goods.
?Val Q.Aii BUT WE BARGAIN&
CLOSER ATr3SNTXON GIVEN' TO Ii1+3PA.IIZING, AND WORE ALL
• WARRANTED. -
GO RIGHT TO GREEN'S IILOClf ]i'OIt FOUR JEsWELILERY.
11111,
UFFIELD
NEY'd PATT TOP
Cream Cans,
Milk
Gr_. Buckets',
E ck� s
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MILK a
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the ,T aigy se
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MOST CERTAINLY WE CAN SUIT YOU IN
HOUSE - ECORATIONS,
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CONSISTING O i' CANADIAN A, TD AMERICAN
AVALt - PAPERS - and BORDB .t -
bur sco* is Varied, Stylish and Cheap. Beautiful
WINDOW BLINDS
of Latest Design, °eters and Bast Quality,
GOWN SUM
Excellent and Cheap.
Everythin- in the ]3ook Bite, School requisites, Stationary, Lacrosso
the . world arc ' Sticks, pose 134 Bats,3alls S.e.
ROSS' 130PIZA,11, BOOly t�v'ii NOE .
Richter—No +.nan can .either live
piously or die righteously without a -
wife. i
Somppe�opltpaalpe good deal more •L • AG Boor Aka sio
for koe 111 r Lt a � earalices than for
steeping ftp realities.
Leisure for men of business and
business for mon of , leisure, would
cure tatty complaints.
The appellation of gentleman is
never to be Milled to a man's circum-
stances% but to his behavior in tilem.
lie a companion .to your husband, if
he .be a wise limn ; and if ho is not,
try to tnttke hitu become your com-
panion. Raise hie standard; do not
let Iiii11 lower yours.
Confectionery and Ice Crean. USW
—We'll lose ten of our best custom–
ers next week, Assistant—We will i
:sA.re'they goif>g to OI;lahoma ? No ;
they are going to get married. -
The rater—Well, Dr, Replan, I
like your school very much, and I
think I'll put my boy here. fiat tell
me, that sort of boys do you turn
out' The Dr.—Tire had ones.
Owing to the late Boom I lam made room'' for and hswe oft hand
----.A Urge Stock of
HEM - NAV' Bgan
ta.L.14,153,
In addition to ray Custom Easiness, tiefy" Competition in Quality, Sixes,
to nd a►n dettarrnitied to sell for OASI-I, AT OCl'T I;OTTO PIi,ICES,-
AO-Repairing its usual, ansa Ce» ant ratebiug a Specialty. x :tolioit
a share of the patronage, Don't Fors, ; tlitt Place Opposite the Central tract..
Dips sewed free in ail boots purchase:' from me,
Butter unci eggs talion as cash in exchange for goods.,
Fa . 6r1)EZ,
yVl'Ntl ll tt ,t, o.x'i',t
Ix W 1 . Afu:DU: 1.114 HALL
•TUO Samety meets tree,? third lifondry
�•r•t;,,tom
MISS tti iLLO Me D'� m'oo'd. '.•.stag:; brtthron ,vet.!Oni.,.
1:Aiy,W nnaansban 0,tt be steitred for ester
fir,A5dt.5 ran r,kSrutltrT• Io l 'tl:P PT,i.:ro AND ,ttlnm2eat34123trvkind ale very kuru Ri,•dre. ret
VV , $3e i te., IttYttty tJ
ttrgs,n, in vcieo L uttaro and Hammy. 1 J.11tai T,f CTIT,
Minn: Eon is VaAvid'Iltoeg k artstin &Cat.
WHAT 18 LlM?
Tate 'Vaal gammon Pb enlisea axon Various
fitiN dpointe,
One day, when the feathered songster,
In the woode were tired of ¢in,gi;�•� there
was a long pause. Ail was quid:, -•nd
nature itself wonted teat in meditation
Suddenly the philosophical builtinc'1t;e;
piped, "What is life?" to which a little .:
sgngsteramong the leaves replied, "Life
is a song;."
"'lsTo, a 1>attle in the dart:," said the
ground mole. who just poked bis head
out of the ground in the vicinity of the
tree among whose k>rauches the little bird _
was hopping around,
"To illy mind it is an unfolding," dee
Glared the rosebud, Ulrich was just ready
to unfold its beautiful leaves, to thogreat
ele1r ht of a .magnificent ltutter,'ly, v; l>ich
di¬ hesitate to kiss the pretty flower,
with these words: "Life is full of idle
joy- and pleasure."
"Say, rather, a short summer day,"
hummed a jealous one day ily buzzing
past. .
"1 mean that life changes ever with
work and pleasure," mentioned the bee,
and it disappeared in the leaves of the
rosebud to gather honey.
"I do not see that it is anything else.
tidle wor y,"" complained the little
ant, dragging a blade of straw, which in
comparison to :itself was unnaturally
Longhan.
"Yes, you are right," a little rabbit
nodded from. the hazel bush; "life, as
euro as I live, is a hard nut to crack."
A.t this motnent a soft rain murmured,
"Life consists of tears, all tears." -
"Liifo is an ever el:a:nging conscious -
nese," said the thunder cloud floating
toward the ocean. The ocean waves
broke against the shore and sighed, "Life
is a steady battle for freedom." •
"No, you are mistaken, it is freedom,"
juI1ilautly said the eagle, sailing through
the t:ir with his powerful wings. -
"Ali, it is poor earth," moaned the
weed, working its way out of moor and
stone.
The high cedars bowed to each other
to the earth saying: "Life is striving
ever upwards " Anel a ripple sounded
through the tops of the trees until the
pasturo criedsorrowfully: "Lifeisrather.
given up to a higher power!"
Night had broken in .and the solemn
dome prelate advised: "Let us rest, my
t'riends. As there was no satisfactory an-
swer given we will resuinoour debatoto-
znorrow."
"For ail I caro you. zany do that,"
breathed the night. "But Lite tamely a
dream," ; r
The still night ruled ever the city awl
country' and e000n morning world draw
near. The student, who was sitting in.
his out-of-the-way garret, lost in nmedita•
tion, blew cut 3,is little lamp and mur-
mured: "Life is only a school."
Footsteps were, heard on the deserted
streets. A tired citizen was going
home to rest, after spending the night
in going from pleasure to pleasure, in
spite of which lie complained: "Life is
an unsatisfied longing and steady disap-
pointment."
"It is a riddle," stammered the new
beim morning wind.
'u"ucldenlya glimmering light rose upon
the horizon, 1Iighor and higher climbed
the magic light over tho top of the woods.
The red morning light greeted the earth
and Iike a mighty chord it selmded
through. the universe: "Life is only a,
beginning.—From the German."
Battu Ticar by 2sdolusseS Cakes.
Maria Divine, a well knowncolored
woman residing near this town, is dead.
She was 10 years old, and for more than
thirty- years rhe bas been engaged in
'making and sellingmolaesrs cakes, from
which- she accuintlated. a comfortable
little fortune. Both she and her husband
were born in slavery, as were several of
their children. She had accumulated
enough money before the war to pur-
chase the liberty of herself and husband,
and during the war she made enough
money out of the Federal, solciieru quar-
tered here- to purebaso her children.
After tho war rho bou;lit si term near
this town, on which she employed bei•
husband, levity; him seventy -lino cents
a day during the spring anti counter
months, and fifty cents during the
winter, She used two barrels, of our
every month in the manufacture of
cases, always making 0,000 cakes out of
each barrel. During the. long period she
was engaged in this business, it wan es-
timated Che had intuit) nearly 000,000
of cakes, She was an honest, industrious
woman, and enjoyed the respect of nlI
who knew her.--Onanceek (bra.) Special,
] rllllant !
Durable - -
Economical tr
Diamond Dyes excel all others`
in Strength, Purity and Fastness.'
None other are just as good. Be-
ware of imitations, because they
are made of cheap and inferior
materials, and give poor, weak,
:rocky colors. To be sure of
success, use only the DIAMOND
Dvxs for coloring Dresses, Stock.
ings, Yarns, Carpets, Feathers,
Ribbons, &c,, &c, We warrant
them to color more goods, pack-
age for package, -than- any other
dyes ever made, and to give more
brilliant and durable colors. Ask
for the Diamond and take no other
A Press Dyed . FOR
A Coat Colored
Carmen es Renewed 0,:.; rs.r
A Child can use them!
At Druggists and Mcrchaats, Dye Book free,
SWELLS, RICHAR:DSON & Cts.
BBttontreal, P. Q,
Sett'Ann/iota.
Experiments have havo lately been tried at
Dover with a so called sea anchor, in-
vented by Capt. Waters. This app:lr:ttue
consists of a canvas bag. about four feet
inclianieter and five feet deep, with either
a strap; hoop to hold it open or a square
baited frame to answer tho eaznc purpose,
• The bag is attached to a beam, or iloat,
in such a manner that it lies just below
the surface o£ the water, and n stout rope
forme the connection between it and tlto
bew of the vessel employing it. Tim ob-
ject of this sett anchor fe to bring a bout
or .'hip's head to the sea tvlhtn iiz danger
of foundering from getting broadside to-
• ward waves. There is nothing verynow
i:i the Mea, for emit a contrivance has
frequently been extemporized with ad-
vant .ge. T1'e retett:n aeronaut, Green,
also constructed an lumber to hold sL bale
leen nen: the surface of the Sea, which
wee e 11ne et identical in forum to title one.
When I say Gunn 1 do not mean morelvto,• .
stop them for a thne en. and then have tip return •
again. IlaBAIT A' RADICAL t)Uni .
i have made the disease of
FITS, 1PILEPB' ' of
FALLING SIC I'TBSS
A ]IPC tone study. I wAhxaaxrr my•remedy to
Cunistheworsteases. itecnuscothersIrove&stied
is no reason for not now receiving, a cure. send
at ones for a treatise and a y'xoitnr. Bo err n of my
1t 1''AT.rihLTt ItnnYEIM.. Give Express and Post
OSlce. It costs you notl➢fn ler a trial and it
will cure you. Address: GF. ltiO0L.�
Branch Offiee,1641 West Adelaids Street,
Toronto. -
'Me Most Suceessfttl Remedy ever discov-
ered, es it Is certain .nits effects and does
notbiister. Read Iona below ,
E ALL'S Mill NHL
Omen or CfAMAT.S d. SYrnsn,
Bnarrnan DTP
'Cr.L Tdx» DAY ANo TtOTTnro IIntO Boars.
9t ea i toHtwOoe,aaosNyeeodnvs.2o0u,20 1 e.
dn'sSpn1 COrsbsylwta?air n
-
bottles, I
won➢dLko pricesinlai' rgnanOty, i thinkltis•
one of the hestllnbnentn ou' +earth. I t➢av0 used it
en my stables ruurs truly, Camra, A. wrier .
KE D LL'S SPANN,
Httoottrx, N.Y., 2iovember3, 2023,
On. 13. l'.Ir sxztAnn do'.
tear sats a i desire to giro• on testbnonldl of m9
Coedo >niouetyourBentfiafl 85tvinCtr a.E1twe
'➢sed tat for Latnonose, IetUF .totntn ,snd
av„h,md1 itoxbvnd ou ua
e c:i0, 8 eodl-
Yours trulykanegbr Trot LindySLw
gE i LL'S SPAM +UR&
i?re Z. J. &wr,an3 Wn r n Count, OM,Dce.15,1923,
saw
s: 1 met it My dsty toesy twhntX have done
with your iiendaiNs npavia Cure. l rend twentyilve horses .hot had &5p- vi ir, tea of
Mug.niono,nino affilaedtvith P3'^ Mend ana
seven Of Iii,y}� aw•. SInco 1 harp 1,nit Ona of vOar
books and !Otl4Wed rho dlreetfors,z have nerelt
fest 4 oasts of any kind.
rJ YOuratrniy, Ationtivo s Doctor.
WELL'S SPANN
?deo tl,11orbxlttte,orate betties tor ?`.5. Alt Byer.,
Oats
t'Any nd for ca it
of lyou, or 15 bo Seat
2020 . no°. n. J. T>;ctibATr, Co., OuusFint; h'"n3ln, tY7
SOLD Mt JILL DIs TGG'ISTS..
853 trotrotggalrerintstsl i 1JlJ
rr Ta nt oria0 eesnht➢Eh
� , �I+r�-.s trade >h all pats by
{EI�j.�'..+� p,ae➢nr an0 i`t'trb `1�3
1. ,., Rnd guo to wht7 the )''J9 ti' lett pe.
teem. Toe Will Kn.!. t'a•ett melte
parsprt ➢a c5c1, IJ,.ali.o rhn+ "11;
belt ba wiil(t•t1tR,`h:ce' mads Is
the world,tvith all the ettethWictlte.
We gnar:lae,adfEt'enowned*,
lino of o:7t reedy and Valuable AK,
temple,• in gaunt a3 ask that Sett
,how what wtr aeh1. to eba,' wha
to/weal! at year bow?. and atter $
monlheeltahal111ecotno year awn
d'ee'p. 9;• s .:rind t til41, W
,na, a liter ,t' on:: 'I' 1' tents,
,steneatvnrtie.s:. h64'apat„Ha
ran autU,OhiforlLItUl5, 1,1,htiif
I R_niteh,tranta, Sad r 1W ,Mlib es,
• .. 'fl50 154 t. attcntittr,ttto,t'lko»
Mt•,ylhrAiEa tH fila wMti. Alm'
hest� vo cava tattVale
l,rs flptterey 0,5 van• vasiWrawrb5toasat,1Id,ioraie.
tyyn��rtr i 5f5 tha b(!,iet �N�aiiyrrtak• ':hila it➢ t',! Vu;tld, latxS qW
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