The Wingham Times, 1898-07-01, Page 22
`""""'•` �- f �__ nSEE IS NOT TO OLD,
The ('arta l i:tn census will be tak
en April 1, 1:1!.11. TiiE REPLY TO TIE LONELY WOMAN 1
WHO 'WANTS SOMEONE T() LOVE. I
Mrs. J. K. Fnller, an old resident
of Colborne, fell down stairs and died
from the sl.ock.
Chas IIoffmal', proprietor
Platsville stove t':eetery, was
in. a pulley and r eee,ived fatal
les.
111E WINGIIA.M TIMES, JULY 1, 1898.
POLICEMAN SBOT DEAD. I
The 1chrnsks
eeived the ,owingt ,
r ll , tter, whleh is Failed in Their Work of Chang -
The New York Sun recently re-
not without its pathos : ing Metals into Gold
MICIHEAL TWOUEY Or LONDON KILLED
13Y A TRAMP.
London, June 24.—A cold blooded
murder occurred here at 9,30 to• -
night, when Policeman Miehael
of the ,Twohey was shot through the head
cclugbg "To the Editor :—I am thirty-two by an unknown, one•legged tramp at
ie jar- years old and not deformed, 1 live Dlaniond Dyes Never Fail to Maks the extreme end of Ontario street,
�ilone and have to work for a living Old and F'aded'thlnl�s Look near Elias. About 7 o'clock the
SIOK MEADACHE
Positively cured by these
Little Pills.
They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per-
fect remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi-
ness, Bad Taste in he Mouth, Coated Tongue
Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They
Reg..iate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable.
I should like to get married, not for
the sake of being supported, for I
should expect to work after marriage
but for the sake of loving and being
loved. I)o you think I am too old ?
Agatha.,,
The San made the following ans-
Small Pill. Small Dose.
Small Price.
Substitution
the fraud. of the day.
See you get Carter's,
Ask for Carter's,
Insist and demand
Carter's Littlq Liver Pills.
A NURSE'S STORY.
"Why you poor .child, of course
you are not too old, What do you
call old ? To a yd th of 19 years y1Uu
you may seem old, just as he fs look I those triumphs of modern chemistry.
ed upon as a monument of antiquity Millions on the c ntinent are saving
by little Tommy spinning his top on money each year b u&nY aree trueand
d
the sidewalk there. Age is a thor- I Dyes in the home.
faithful family benefactors, and so easy
()Uglily relative term, but we have, to use that a ehildf,ean dye successfully
pleasure in assuring you that, save 1 with them.
Diamond Dyes lave such an extended
popularity, fame a d immense sale in
every IoNtlity that;itnitators have put on
the market worthless and adulterated
dyes in packages bearing a close resem-
blance to the "Dia fond. It is there-
fore necessary for very woman, when
buying dyes, to se; that the name "Dia-
mond,' is on each ipacket. Paukage dyes
without the name -r`Dlamond" can never
give satisfaotion.Muddy,du1I and streaky
Mnt-
As Good As New
tramp was going east on the G. T, Ii
Alchymists like Geber, Alfarabi, Avi- I tracks. and when about to cross
cenna. Albertue Magnus, Artephies,and 1 Adelaide street be was intercepted
others who pretended to be able to by the watchman .111 r, Jas. Ross,cha
were,ein all theirre base metals into poll, I who for twenty-five %rears has been
time drat class imposters' i faithful servant ofthe company.
and deceivers.
The art of making old. faded and din- The tramp was told he could not
gy dresses, capes, shltwls, jackets, coats, walk on the track, and before the
pants vests, and other artaules of wear Watchman was aware of the tramp's
ing apparel look as good as new has been
brought to perfec.iotti by the introdue- intention he was knbeked senseless
and use of t e Diamond Dyes, by a blow from a &bort stick. Mr.
Ross was picked hip by men in
'Willis' lumber yard and taken to
his shanty, where h soon recovered.
Word was then suit to ooah police
station. The patrol Cwagg
d
with Constables Manahan, MMiorgan
and Rowell, who ascertained 'that
the tramp had gone east. Morgan
informed Twohey, ,evho was doing
duty in the east eni1, to be on the
lookout for the tramp and arrest
him. P. C. Twoheyjheard that this
fellow had gone towerds the C. P. R.
and followed in gnat direction, The
tramp's peg leg made his identifica-
tion unmistakable, 4c1. the boys in
the neighborhood soln put the con-
stable on the exact r o ute. Twohey
sighted him on Ontario street,
in the eyes of the law you re e a goc
deal of an infant yet, with your best
years before you, please God.
"You have passed the days of
giggling and gushing. Without
being a bit of prig, or stiff, or dried
up or vinegary, yeti have accumu-
lated tact and Ilnowledge. Your
sy p 1 ' d affectations are in-
Tc:ls how sho was cured of Heart snd
nerve r roubios.
Tlae onerous duties tri'. fall to the lot of
st nurse, the worry, c . loss of sleep,
irre,tularity oe_ ni•• is
,1
nervous system au•t t.
.iZ,
Mrs. H. L. Menzies, a"
living at the Corner
Ring Streets, Brantfor
•r- tell on the
rmine the health.
professional nurse
Wellington and
`, Ont., states her
ease as follows: "For t
I have suffered from we
breath at'd pall:Ratio
m .,t nes an
colors will be corn of the d)saRp
finitely deeper th n they were at 18. ments met with. iamond Dye colors
Do you renlembe what a shallow etre guaranteed brilliant, rich and full,
little chit you wire then compared I and will last as ion% as the goods hold
with what you alre ? together.
"We don't knoi
seen you. We se
v you, but we have
you in your letter,
industrious, patielit, cheerful, affec
tionate, watching with wistful eyes
the years that scurry by and bring
no fairy prince. r• Good eyes, we'll be
bout�l, whateve be their color;
tindness, and that
up with happiness.
'ou are at the age
y no means pre -
eyes oft with
need to be lighte
"No, Agatha,
of sense, which
eludes charm. . woman in the
thirties is at her' loveliest. Pity so
few of them know it.
"Yuu are just the wife for a sen-
sible wan, who has got over the
ebullient follies; of youth, and knows
enough to piel:f,out a companion for
himself. Soaiea'where there must be
such a one wa ing for you. If he
doesn't come t you he is an idiot.
Don't you min im 1"
WHAT MAKESA GENTLEMAN•
A MAN I1ti HIS HOME. . malting for the C. P.V. about 9.30.
I
When he attempted tg arrest him a
THE P STRIKES shorelived scuffle ensued. The tramp
o past three years
Hess, shortness of
re of the heart.
The lea�.t excitement wo�ild make my heart
flutter, and at night I even found it difficult
to sleep. After I {tot Milburn's Heart and
Nerve Pills I eaperi,.lced great relief,
and on continuing t,eii use the improve-
symptoms arebeen 3gonhed an Intl'
amt al 1 the old
completely
ureccL"
Milburn's Heart an
Anaemia, Nervousness„
lessness, Palpitation,
Spells, Dizziness or an.
from Impoverished flood, Disordered
Nerves or Weak Hart.
Laza-Liver Pillselea4Coated Tongue.
enunurn, i ,i IIIIOrr u••1 111111uWniiuw.nw
gnu 1$ 3 :471!•,' r> M:641
s1313
THAT THE
FAC—SIMILE
SIGNATURE
O F'-
IIUS131ND AN FATHER 5 s �'w
THE KEYNOTEFOR RIGHT OR drew a 38•calibre revolver and fired
v I fur Twohev's hearts The bullet
WRONG fLIyING.
struck a heavy open-faced watch,
"The seclusion cit a home gives to tore out the works and made a veri:
man a certain freedom and atten- table pocket of the case. Before the
dant priveleges whwich no other place constable could disarm the wretch
in the world affords, and it is right 1 the latter fired a second shot, which
that it should,'' writes Edward Bok I enteredTwohey's forellead.above and
of "A Man in His i, Hotne," in the 1 and a little back of th4 right, killing
July Ladies' IlomejJoureal, "But `him instantly. He dropped like a
it is not right that this freedom and I log, and lay in the dark for some
these priveleges shetild be abused to minutes, until two soldiers returning
the disadvantage oftthe wife. Too
many men seem to to have the idea
that they can drop into constant dis-
consolate le moods at home
and churl
with their wives whheh in any other
place and by an" other person,
would not be toleratterl. It is when
a man is within the walls of his own
borne that he is himself. Then it is
that a Ivan should be his best. When
a man gives the best that is in him
to those closest to hhm, his home will
be the ideal place tiat he wishes it
to be. No man hal a right to ex-
pect from his wife what he on his
part does not give 1
her sympathy he m
consideration. If a
element of
THE YOUNG MAN SHOULD BE GUIDED
)3X HIS OWN BEST INSTINCTS,
"Common sense rules in dress and
manners, the same as in any phase
of our lives, and this our young men
should Ic n"n and `inrlerstand,' writes
I 'E,1W and Buil of i<" What Makes a
Gentleman," in he July Ladies'
Home Journal. 't`A man's manners
are not exterior : hey emanate from
within, from himself. Experience
and observation are the only teach-
ers he can seek and use. Etiquette
books books are useless to him. A
young man's progl'ess and favor in
the eyes of' others does not depend
upon his being ostentatiously correct
ie manner, movement and speee'n.
His strongest and iliost lasting hold
upon the respest ail confidence of
m
et
hui
a
deeper.
from P
people le co
me
sf :_,
P
1
510
slovenly
iSh
nor
Ile must not be booy
nor heedless of the f' elines of others,
It is his duty to carr himself well
according to his bests¢ instincts, and
not by rule as laid dr in etiquette
books, So with a yo l ng man's dress
At twenty we do rot expect our
;i refill iititt Fe . . ,.,k.;,,_,4; a;le young men to devote so much time
CURE ALL YOUR AIRS WITH I to their clothes that they shall be
1 eet•reetly dressed on `ievery occasion.
el a ?f
Nerve Pills cure
Weakness, Sleep-
hrobbing, Faint
condition arising
er. If he wants
st give her his
man leeks the
tion, he should
A\1e1;etablePreparatiouforAs-
k'ingtthe Stomachs a dBoWeFood els of
P'romotcsDigesti Cno heerful-
ness indRest.Contains neither
O nttn,Morpbine ter Mineral.
NOTN.aCOTIC.
,z?e4aofO14LDi s�J�i P.121VIER
Jumpkin Seed
Aix,rcr.na •
is'azeUcSalb •-
nSriac Smut
p analtacd , r
jsfian Surd -
(('(a*ihed Jicgta• -
iesSostaz. Raven
ApertcctRemedy forConstipa-
tion, Sour Stomach,Dlarrhoea,
worms ,Corte• utsions,Feverish-
tay.ss and LOSS OF SLEEP.
Fac Simile Signature of
NEW YORK.
It:ta
IS ON THHEa
WRAPPER
01' EVERY
BOTTLE OF
to the camp stumbled over the body.
Dr. Edward Seabornhexamined the
victim, and found that the bullet
had entered the brain: P. C. Two -
hey was 39 years of aye and came
from the Township ,of Biddulph,
this county, where he had many
relatives. Lie joined the force here
on June 6th, 1887, afi the age of 28
years, and was one of the best officers.
His utimely end has cast a gloom
over his comrades, with whom he
was most popular. H leaves a wife
and three children.
111
1
Gastoria is put up in one -size bottles only. It
is not sold in bulk. Don't allow anyone co stilt
yon anything elso on the ploy or promise that it
is "just as good" and "will answer every pur-
pose,' Bee
that you got 0•A -S -T -O -Ii I -A.,
The Ito- '9
drilla
EXACT COPY OF 1NRAPPI:R. sigdatere
A Cure for Love
Take one grain of sense, half al
grain of patience, one drachm of 1
understanding, one pound of resolu-
tion
and a handful of dislike, mix
them together, fold them up in the
lambec of your brain twenty-four
hours, place them on the slow tire of
hatred, strain it clean from the dross
bottle
it'n a
of l
of melancholly, enclose 1
corked with sound judgment, and
let it stand nine days in water of
cold affection. This rightly made
freely applied is the best cure in the
known world, You can get it at
the House of Understanding, on Con-
tent Street, goins uN the hill of Diffi-
culty in the town of Forgetfulness,
Mr. Justice Meredith has fixed the
bail of actor Emers • u, the slayer of
Manae'er Tuttle at L radon, at $8,000.
Devious Defit isons.
Dude—An exampl., „ what a man
consider
cultivate it, and cultlt'vate it not for Logical --Something that a wo•
theo a in at ofo his lends but for man can be only when she hates.
thane in and of his h me. Consider-
ation should begin at home : not in Insult—The proffer of' a small suns
the homes of friends as it often does of money as a bribe.
—and ends there, too. The •atmos- Duty—Something th t't is usually
phere which a man creates in his too plain to be attractiv.
P f
is when he isn't.
own home by example becomes the Flirtation—A pastimetof the fair
rule by whieh his children live. The sex that is only half fair'
husband and fathdr stlkes the key- promise—A small outlay from
note of right ht' wrong doing." which large returns are xpeeted.
Bic cle—A vehicle, th rider of
Y
which is both horse and river.
i
° tiler 1 Such useless knowledge is at that
time of life, acquired at the expense
A G4ocliclne Cho t In itself.. `Of far Ill p
more important natters. The
Simple, Safe and S.sick Cure for
I taste for good dressing and its know -
CRAMPS, Fi1:3eiF?li a EA, COUGHS, 1 ledge, 90 fat` as it is necessary, comes
Ito all of us as we riprogress The
ht sort of a yours man dresses in to a
i
r
cos,LCC?FlE : ATISM,
C7ct9
IA.
QE 25 and 50 colt Bottles.
BEWARE OF IMITATIaNS.
cue ONL THE GENUINE.
THE CYCLISTS' FRIEND.
iplete without a
low Oil. Can be
taken internally or used externally.Cuts,
Bites, Sore Throat, Pains in the Chest,
Bruises, Sprains, Stiff Joints, Coughs
etc., it is always efgectual. Has no
equal as an all round�'remedy.
There are said to be in 'Michigan
white cedar shingles now doing good
No cyclist's kit is col
bottle oe Hagyard's Ye
service on roofs in' that state that
have been in full exposure and wear
for over 7 years. t
rig , t i C ,
the neatest and hes manner he can, 0 AL By . must get for a given sunl of money,
That is elwe 's €,
Failure—An automati thread•cut:
ter on the Human sewi machine.
Conclusion—Somethin a woman
can read without using n reason or
j ad ement,
Woman --A human tieing who
knows she is better the her next
door neighbor,—Chicago News.
Sotne of our commerpe ial customs
badly need revision. The rights of
buyers and sellers are not sufficient-
ly marked and defined to be satis-
factory. The yard stick clearly
shows what length of cloth a person
K�•& i'F�: K-�Br� 1�C
i and as well as his income. permits. �i i� bug when he buys a basket of fruit
1 root�l dressing. To SOUTH AMEtRICAN NER the size or the basket is an unknown
overdress Due's stat on ie the world THE RAINBOW QF PROMISE. quantity. The only fact of which
I�g3 bl
lik1�• I
PERRY D VIS'
DL
K I
w r cK _,.I l! y.. ,•r
w ,,.al .. ' u
1'.Rwr. 9•,. c- .,
;n. "to4;llEIlL
,.r,� • o of emuziOnS
ire go
Plast
pain
other.
25e.
yard r
allows
Plaxtrx
n osv
�yxr1" t ken a poor tastttand invarla y he is cognizant and certain is that
i t 1 w •try �loomy No one
=tee that these
will relieve
cker than any
Put up only in
boxes and $1.00
. The fatter
ou to cut the
y size.
ry family
1. s"tvM ,,11C
Ilmacaet-se.
makes a bad imps salon. I never can raeiiwttety aesrr ,e the atbjcet »tis- from year to year the basket dwindles
yet sa\v a young r lain who either 10 Orf of the sufferer from Dvspepgia and
;:oath American Nervine into smaller dimensions and the
hired or borrowed n evening' suit 1 Inal eus� greatest discovery to t I
for a special oceasicii who did not
loudly proclaim the;,self evident fact.
When a young main wears clothes
beyond his means he invariably
shows it, and he ner er fails to make
a fool of himself. 'his rule is in-
v:11".1:r!r. ' it not hat a til•tn wears
I ',• „•„v tie wears that tells the
1 story."
1 The best modieine ou can take is
that which builds a so id foundation for
Ihealth in pure, rich b od•-•-flood's Sar-
' saparilla.
is medico
science for the cure of all chronic
stomach troubles. It acts directly
fruit deteriorates from the top to -
\s aids the bottom. As the law now
Q through the nerves -the seat of :UI dls 1 delares that a bag of potatoes shall
rt�� ease. Thousands t tlfyof cures made. inot be less than 80 lbs. o it shouldi Relief from the firs dose. i
"X was a great a ffeer from stomach define clearly the size of .a basket or
and nerve trouble , Tried a score of a box of fruit as web as the quality.
r • t ,tereSSO(
remedies. No rel *.f.
Ietlf ti bottle of eggs sold.
South American Iv mine worked. won- It should also declare h
dere 81x bottles ado a new mail of
me." --W. II. Sherman, I,iorrisbutg
Ont. r.
21
Don't expertmcu with new and
doubtful medicine Take the tried
and tested.
Sold at Hamilton's Deng Store.
by the dozen should be 1 •ge enough
to weigh 21 ozs. to tho tw lye. These
matters should be so ar anged that
neither seller nor buyer hould be a
loser in the transaetio : -•linter-
prise.,
fa
The leading Speciasts of America
20 Years int,Detreit.
250,000 tared.
WECURESTIIICTURIE
Thousands of young and middle-aged ' e
men are troubled with this dlsease-msay -
unconsciously. They May have a smart-
ing 3Stm
stream,
V
in sensation, small, g
gdis-
charge, cutting pains t imes, slight dl
charge, diffsculty in co mending, weak
organs, emissions, and 1 the symptoms
—th have
STRIC-
TURE.
a
tib t eY
of nervous d y
Don't lot dootorsexperiment on
yon, by cutting, stretching, or tearing
you. This will not cure %o�n,asitWill re-
turn. Our NEW METHOD TREAT-
MENT absorbs tho stlicture tissue;
hencoremoves the strictu$o permanently.
It can never return. No,pain, no suffer-
ing, no detention from business by our
method. Tho sexual orgs'ttsare strength -
the blisThe manhood roturnsorated, and
WECURE LEEN
a
t Thousands of young d middle-aged
men aro having their selkual vigor and
vitality continually rapped by this dis-
ease. They are frequently unconscious
of the cause of those syml toms. General
Weakness, Unnatural Discharges, Pail-
ing Manhood, Nervousness, Poor Mem-
ory, Irritability at tima}a Smarting ii en-
sation, Sunken 'Eyes, wins dark circles,
Weak Back, General Ilo Cres
sioa Lack
of Ambition Varicocele, Slininken
Parts, etc. GLEET and STTIICTU1U1
may be tho cause. Don't consult family
doctors, as they havo no experience in
these• special diseases -don't allow
Quacks to experiment on you. Consult
Specialists'[wli a have made a life study of
Diseases 1 nand Women. Our NEW
.esote
METHOD TREATMENT will posi-
tively euro yon. One thousand dollars
for a case Ivo accept for treatment and
cannoteurc. Terms moderato fora cure.
ELTON'S
UMVMPS
Will stand wear and tear for
e ears. No better proof can
be given of their durability
than is shown by the fact
that some of these pumps pot
in wells 25 years ago are
still working.
IRON and FORCE PUMPS
Supplied to Order.
Repairing promptly attended to.
SHOP—Diagonal St. opposite Beattie's
Livery.
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Sd da.
OPelf
wane
Wingham. Ont,
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