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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1889-12-20, Page 3tive ri Anil Joh 11 Ts el aloud tlti;,ue;'rnit 'fay of .Biscay, tylv.i'e ai ship had hem: Men, end w le'r,1 the' name of Tole °hamper figured aiuoup the killeii, The mummers, having finisho'1 their Christmas play, have deported ori their rtlnntls ; but soddenly they Farr heard rottiz iv,t',, with 'ulleers awl shunts. The chatter of horses' hoofs is heard on the paved streets, . t'I'ie Dick Heeel enol" back, crit+ leather, looking nut of the window, ^i Lot us givo hire welcome, cried (a,f - 1 rctnwith. fie is a brave lad and 'bath fought, a hied for the llritish, Flag. Hurrah I cried the crowd ontsial•e. Hurrah ? hurrah I shunted the ear Alain and his companions as they hvu' ried to . the door, and there,. snrt', enough, was Dick Ila:tel, on horseback with•hiary Renonden seated, ori a' 'pillion behind hire, while Peter fexel; -and John Rouow(len had already chs- . niounted,ana were undergoing a vigor, - .nus handshaking among the crowd. The ciub rat late in sessign that night .and Capt. Trenwit'h would fain have had Dick in to tell how he had sealed the ramparts of'Portobello ;• but Dick •excused himself on the plica of fatigue and he spent the evening much mere to his lilting in the company of Mary iienowden. I do suppose, said . Will Nance, Dick lfextel will have a con , -siderahle shin in the way of prize money coming to him ? If he lives to be an old man it m:ry, perbeps, come to him, tin id John ".I'ackahird ; but the tyratnioal abuse of potter under an oiigaarchy— D—n your hard words 1 cried Capt. '3'renwitli ; they •would break - any Iran's jaw hilt yours. I tell ye, a true roan will do his duty whether he is paid for it or no; nod may I'never see the day when a British tar *ill thick More of profit than of honor. This sentiment of tbe good .old cep • tain ought, according to the usual cus• totn of the stage, to bring down the 'curtain on our little drama; but to 'satisfy the reader', we beg to state that an the early spring Ribhard Lexsles• pous'dNary Rendti'di5ii'au the parish' church of St. Ives, and Capt. Trenwittt .proposed the health of --'the young couple in the parlor of. llhe Golden E ion, -which ancient hostlery is still etauding in evidence oe the entire truth 'of this narative.—.31. J.., in 11. hes&ated London Neu s. TO OUR SU13SCRril3ERS. The e,vticia'L ANNOUNCEnl:NT whish appeared in our columns some time sande, announcing a special arrange- ment with Dr. 13. 3, EnADALL CO , of Enoeburgh Falls, V•t., publishers of "A Treatise en the Horse andplais Dis- ' •' ease's," whereby our subscribers were , .-- :,tenn.liltld to ob`ain a copy of the vain able work Fl;ca by sending their ad - elms to B. J. Kusnar,I, & Co., Mind enclosing a two -cent stamp for mailing sante) is renewed for a limited period. We trust all will avail themselves of the opportunity. of obtaining this valuable work; To eery lover of the Horse it is iudis• psnsahht, as it treats in a simile. manner all the diseases which aftiiet the noble animal. Xtq phenotninal sale ' thronghon it the United St.lttes rand Canada, make it standard author- ity Mention this paper when sending 1"or "Treatise." --Pateenttti' Itnt—A Touteal for Adver- tisers.—Printers;Ink is just what it pur- ports to be "a journal for advertisers." It is issued on the first and fifteenth days of eaoh, month, and is the representative journal --the trade journal, • so to speak— of American Advertisers. It tells, the in. tending and inexperienced advertiser in plain, comprehensive articles how, when and where to advertise; how to write an ad- vertisement; how to display one; what newspapers or other media to Ilse; how • much to expend—in fact, discourses on •every point that admits of profitable dis. torsion. If you advertise at all, "Printers! Ink" can help you. rerltxps you expend but Ten Dollars a year in advertising; if vie "Prin'ters' Ink" may show you how to obtain double the service you aro now gett. 'ens; for onteh tlf the money. A year'e sub• eecription cost but One Dollar; a sample copy enetii but rive Cents. Advertieiug iy an.art practised by many but under. stood by few. The coneluotort3 of "Print- ers''eh" undPrnt. nd ib thoroughly, Sure- ly, their advikef bnrn'i on an experionoe of more than twentyiive years, will help; you. Address, Geo I:' Rowell cit Co'irNewe.' . paper Advertising Bureau, 10 Spruce Wrest, New York, 'RAE itIIl k L We eiaairn to have the largest awl tsest :is -torted stook of Watches Clocks and t1`omtlhel;y'in di'inmirtuu. Our ntoek cc1115ifits of American :Ind English Gold Plated and Rolled piated Jewellery of all descriptions,. American awl Swiss Watt/hes, Canadian and Arnnrieart (h11 an4 Silver 'Watch (lathe's,. Spectacles and Opera Olas::eel, . We buy all oto' goods in big lots, and pay spelt cash for every- thing we bay, the tyfore., our eugt mere laity he sure that we are at no disadvantage as compared with others, It will pay yon to call and hived our goods before raying else- 'whor'e. We will hail you. 23 1) 3r. ca11V: woe than any other dealer in Wingharn, In order to make room for ouruIa,r• o Xmas stock, now colored, vre will sell at cost for 30 days. WAT011 REPAIRING A SPECIAL For quality of !Dahill RI llSei,i and eluates of workmanship the ac- knowledge no superiority at the people's Jewellers,. ..7 11 i R l ^ , Y%M 'At i 4�''.�1I..'• f Oa, Ito O°l'FtI,AT. MTA11Cklr'isAi is717 AND'1irreeT,,T,Tk,R- S. oNTAmo MUTUAL LIFE. tli.sh Income for 1888 New AWin r; ale's written iil,ldii8,.., .A.esete, as at Dec. lil:;t., 1888. a\rsurauc:E,s itt force, Jan. Int, )8S9 Surplus, Dee. Bast, 1383;.,,., ,. 1 393,011 00 2,0018,050 00 3188,3 00 1.2,041,J14. 00 90,387 09 • A II!r, t'ntuplaln 'Nue story. .i, t'w day. t;' ; , Y, Li'rS &ilk r ;lira ar Wr.3 In C: E'f' :'1 h e ;�:.. 11:0‘.•;:i by Ibti Xhf�ik�r. l: e. e' t i';'•l, ':':t't Ji.";"t e; L it• Isla', bclrl' l;; t'o" , 3l . tirilail'l• I is t L r t r, :t i.; rc'+li t' ! 1 f;; the: rite Gi- ber , i ..i:J. ,.t 21tc li I,al..i.;s in:, :1 I. TL.t' t'i' "1't a very largo one and f;;eeev:iru; 18) v�eryprar hurl, ("1 the side of crit' e f {� . ;• t a s famoi t 4.41 rod 1 tt1l ttthe vino "alone' it would hew eover.-,l con::icicral:le gl•'iund v. and or.Id have be .j)e many lucre tin hies, but after the, vino hal "clieullct?" on top <d' a f:'nce and on up into a largo alaplo tr -r, ho discovered that the zl+? uer= mat young p; n ItaitIs wero breaking tho tree down (Lite honest old zler;ro'., love was 1;mcater for apples thea pumpkin:), so ho cut bout haa1i of the vino WE Dat tim other half of that vine b there yet, and there are some pretty good ei;:ell pump- kins on it. A ' i,ited. by our "better hale" we meas. ured a few of the 1area t, and hero are the Incamir.:trent:: • One pumpkin, four feet and -cloven inches in circumference and two feet one inch in length; three 17utnpl,;in:i four feet and one inch in ci.r- cilrlarorence and eighteen. incurs la length, and five pumpkins three feet and two inches in circumference and s1;:teen inches in length. Besides these there ere. quite a number as smaller ones on the vine. The largest pltinpkin ie not yet ripe, and when it does take on its golden bus it will he some larger, and it will be sent to the Piedmont exposition. A gentleman who has traveled all over the pumpkin growing states pronounces it the largest he has everseen.—Lithouia Oa.) Era. Plea for 'Frogs and Sparrows. : The Taot'ai at Ningpo has issued the following proclamation to a„ ricult'urists, in meter of six syllables: "Frogs are pro- duce(' in the middle of your fields; a1- though they are little Wogs they are littlo human beings izt forret,. They cher- ish a lifo long attacliluen o their natal soil, and at night they diouc]y sing in concert with clear vol 'Moreover, they protect your crops by ating locusts, thus deserving the gratitude of the peo- ple. Why go;after dark with lanterns. scheming to capture the harmless and useful things? Although they may be nice savoring for your ziee; it b heartless to • slay them. Henceforward it is for- bidden to buy or sell Clint, and those who. do co will he severely •punished. Sparrows, again, sing at their seasons sweetly 1:1 the trees. They are not like wolves, tigers or leopards, wllica may take. to injuring men when they grow large. Why o out with nets trying to catch thele all from tho hills and Roods? _ Know that for the strong to slay the feeble for food is the way t,f wild. beasts and rapacious birds,Resist the Inst of your ion cabs and bellies - fel; savory :,.its; and t1nln act in unison with :I1e iven, which loves to preseevoDoth these sorts of creatures you are for,. bidden to catch front henceforth. Do not flatter yourselves that after this warning the punishment for disobe- dience will be mild."—New ork Times. ate rend Deco 'i3herc.2 Railroad Superintendent (to applicant for position) —You were formerly em- ployed as eonthtcter. on the P. Y. and Applieldtt— Yes. sir. t ailr ea deep chart dent -^D id you ever knock down. • Applicant—No. sir. Railroad Superinte r dent --•T don't want you then. 1 was once a conductor my- eelf.—Epoch. • The Originai situ/• noble. t The Jupiter aid Lelte Worth railroad SPECIAL FEATURES: P,om;1t ;',yin3nt of Claims, alPamal Distribution of PeWoiito, Guaranteed flur;.'en :er 'values, alad. Liberal Policy Conditions. ALEX. DAWSON, GENERAL. Anil''. Win ar• haul: Ont . • „DIN'? DTLLrk) 3LtY Has a most complete assortment of the LATEST, Or oiCi.5r,2iandl MoS`f CIIAtI MING AnTICLES in Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. and Silver GooasF a�'i � � R, rIi� ?., k^n ?fin C•a'r�* r'u O •� .;r -VT NI' 134i+�ds< a:`ax,Sd`y3.11:,'Eir a`# .lyv CLOSE ATTE:TION GIVEN TO REPAIRING, AND WORK ALL WARRe.NTI• D. GO RIGHT TO t.YREEN'S BLOCK FOR YOUR JEWELLERY. INE LEADUiL3 3OOT AID SHOE Owing to the late Boole I have made room for and, leave on hand ,--.:1 Large Stock of• - i'b Egan ' 'moi 1 a ' »rvll an, } In addition to my Custom Business, tidy' y Competition in Onality, Sizesvery , and ani determined to sell forCASH,AT ROCK BOTTOM' PRICES. er4"Rapairing asusuasl, and Cement Patolling a Specialty. I soli.it a share of the patronage, Don't Forget tho Place Opposite the Con Hotel. Rips sewed free in all boots purchased from tale. Batter and eggs taken as caro to exchange for goods, F. H. 310DERUS, VINGIUM CNT, properly claims tho prior privilege of using t11 designation "Star Route." According to The Railway Age, the star tions ora: than t'tort lino aro named *invi- ter, Venue, Mrs, Juno.—Philadelj:hia Times. Consumption Surely Cured. To res 8nrron-Please infertlllyour readers that 1 - ltave a positive p‘"•.edy for then u'e named diz;eese. 13y its thuory use thousands of hopeless cases hare bean cured, I shall bo glad to rend two bottles of my remedy rata to any of your readers who have - con,ampFtion if they ivi11 gond me their Ex ,res4and P. S. address, Respectfully, Da. T.A. SLOCUM 1ei West Adelaide St Toronto THE CITY GROCERY CHEAT SUMS, CHANGED HANDS. Lir THE iTISTERN G A DV EP Having purchased H. Iliscocies grocery and Inado heavy pur- ccliasses itt GENERAL Fraltgt Brilliant Durabll . Econo1 Diamond Dyes excel in Strength, Purity and 17 None other are just as go ware of imitations, becau are made of' cheap ad materials, and give oar, crocky colors. To e s success, use only the DYES for coloring Dress tor,,k ings, Yarns, Carpets, eatliee Ribbons, ,&c., &c. W; war r t them to color more g ods, p;.' age for package, than any other byes ever made, and titgive more brilliant and durable 5olors, • Ask for the Diamond and take no other A Dres. Dyed 1 FOR A Coat Colorer! Garments Renewed cENTs, A Child can use them At Druggists and Merchants, Dye Book fres. WELLS, RICHHARDSO & Ca, Montreal, P, Q. The Nest Successful Remedy ever (User,* Bred, as It is certain hilts effects and doce not blister. Bend proof below. +; ENDALL'S SPANN CUM omen op °EARL = A. SImm, $flmnan OP 'Cramffi.AND BAY AND. Tantrufn BRED BORNE?. ELYWOOD, ILr., xlov,20,284 l)n. B. 3. lrCsnAtt Co. Dear sire: I have always pnrcbased sour Eon- dall's spaavin Crire b.�yp the half dose bottle Weald nice ',Aeon*. targta+n‘«.....orryt- ono of ttte best liniment* en earth. 1 =ray stables for three years. Yours truly, Out KE ALL'S SPAWN SsooxvIN, N. Y., Nov On. SI, T. ITEND wL CO. Dear sifts:I desire to.erectter goodspiulonofyourSendaspavin used •1i for Lameness,iff i !31'aurae, and I have found it azure oily recommend it to all horsemen. Tours truly A. tliunager Troy La E DALL'S SPAWN Starr, WINTON Comair, Onto, Die. B. T. KENDALL Co. ithriepyy ewttyouKndalla Svinu . twenty-five horses that bad Spa Ring- Done, nine afflicted with. Si seven of Bi Jaw. Sinco I have a followed and oii llowed tho directions. I lost a case of any kind. , Yours truly, AxnaErr N Hor. KENDALL'S SPA Price IN per bottle, or eht bottleu for 0s Ait gists havolt or can get It for you, er it will to any address on receipt of anrlepp by the pro tors. Dir. 8.3. KENDALL Co., Enosburgh rails, . 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