The Wingham Times, 1900-05-25, Page 2. ' .
Vor Over Flay Xt'ars.
oToR•mTo LETTER,
An (Ad Well -Tried Remedy-1'4re nt '
Witals la's Iiceal due: SYruti linsioyolvittl'a . in e ono OWTIVOTA1/4•11)0.1kItlIt.)
or c•i eon ate* years lty millioueof Illthi tyre.
for Moir toabirtn while teethime, with it. rarS POIVIOrro,
perfl'et Str(V:.4,, It F.COtb.'S tIO Vlind,Wit. ' TO .01)3t the Court the clerk crie(l out
eTrithl'anins, 011:1Ts nil Fain, t'111343 wind * ) \ler!" MA31,41,3tO DOIliSIII jimpod
vole :nal .,, OW N.St rellttnly for diate .
rhole. it le rIeasaut to the teste. Sold I .. 1 th 1 e 'le of the
lteo a stet- -tcap ..I.t. • 0 NV I t. , . .
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't2y tizu:!:6.., .., in every part of the world. law—not Yery.7. ronderous at the 1 elm
les, Isieeelte cants a tottlo. Its valne VI Court—wero utt in maim,
bald •tlallo. Be sure Ton eel; for Mrs. 1 "First .prisiouer, stead up," shouted.
Witalow's Foothing feyrup, Rua take ao .
other Icinl. the 3.1agastrate. "Ellen O'Brien, you
are charged with being drank. Guilty-
Inthat n :ram.. st arovinees • of Italia, 4110 auilty?"
goats frogneutly NV wit‘t' any ill. "Giblty, yea worship. Lot me go 1
effects the rii,:1Vs'i4 a la v.wmi 1,01,1,1 cl the 1 was never here before."
akautt or'.: elar,the milky joie° of witkh , aWhat t" nun. Denison started.
is an weal p tent foe hrotten bet.oes and 1 "Not fez. soync years," Ellen ceerected
is freiee.te'y a eel ne sac' i ; infant teia. • , .anvelf. A
"i4110 Wt18 lWr ILlSt week," iuterroseti
11'r- pests a? eitielho la car. -11iet. Arrastran,-; '
be ret :lie dear. ecen :eel exeellea by tle.• *.thue clef auct eoets or thirty clays
use of Da Low's Worm r'Srall- It is hard lalev."
easy- to tate ‘ carl ceeteine ;IS O' parga- SI1O \relit do S'llii he stair.
tive.
"William (.13.iim ellerged with being
Sane of the Soattish Cyaling (1 14, ,;:runk,. Guilty 04flot gtaityv$
h.ave been c xocentrteaiing with driferent
William, who c .a.'ealerl to lavringl,euk-
kacee of f e (VI in order ta eseertain the'.r ed. upou the wine i., . %idle it 'MIS red, .was
suseainiaa 1»yer for long d:stauce rides a veuera,ble looking old follow, very like
The temete fs pro: armed. the last ?X-
oses in our family rale. In the =-
reedy foe impart/ler a vigor to (ho con-
rMviterueut of dressing for Court he had
stitutional cant -decade 1 y alo ether. /
-1 neglected to fasten his standup collar to
hint to these who practice 1. ttg spins.' his shirt. As a, donsequence of its beiug
A Ert'ert. COM settled cm ley throat and free it friskoci upiind clown his aieek. in a
lunge eo t 7:a t• I could 1., ardly Speak. At ter most playful maxiter.
°thee remedies failed. I triat Dr, Wotan- , . . , v . u
Norway ray.1 Syrup and one bottle of it "How tong is it since you ica e oce.
Mrs. Thos. Carter, Noetlaiort, Out. i "Two years." 1.`.
"You may go."1:
The atnericau 13ible Society eirculatee1
William was ou : through the gate in a.
the Scriptures in 96 tougaes, besides our
trice, tamed to o Magistrate with,
mu speeek; 28 European, 39 Aglaia, 9
Oceauic, 9 African, 9 American Italian "Thanks, yer Wo+hip," put on his cap
and was gone. f.
and 3 Soath American languages Mid
dialects. "James Murphyl plies Prootor, °Wag-
es,- ...t.......-. 1.-..!F....sla.a-r.,:,..7....,, •.,,,.......,...mesneszapat ' ed with being fin k.''
This jeckel-Hy
up, quite the hard- st looking man I ever
saw. He had no Oat, no hat, no vest,
His trousers were fsuspended by a strap
above his waist 4t appears that he is
continually in the 4oils, alternately giv-
ing his name as 11turphy aucl Protor.
The company got ti ty clays.
"Ellen O'Brien, ugaiu," and tbat
worthy ifitkhr hands ou the bar, "char-
ged with stealing siz.- shirts."
Then. Mrs. Somebohy Was called to
testify as to the guilt of the poor creca
tare. A smiling littlO, woman entered
lookiug as pleased and happy as if she
were going to a fea.se. Her air of joy and
righteousness made one think of the
little girls in school -days as they in-
formed thateacher of roving found a
scholar doing sometleIng particularly
wicked.
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here before?" mat ired Worship.
completele eured inc.
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ft. CURe SICK" l!t,EADACHS.
STRENGRIENS
WEA4 LUNGS.
Many persons are in condition to invite
Pneumonia or Consumption by reason of
inherited tendency or Other causes. They
catch cold easily—find it difficult to get rid
of an ordinary cough er cold. Wo would
advise all such people Ao use Dr. 'Wood)::
Norway Pine Syrup,
It iss wonderful strengthener and healer
ot thebreathing orgroas, and fortifies the
lungs against serious Oalmonary diseases.
Miss Mara Marshall, *core, Ont., writes:
"I have suffered sever) years with weals
lungs and could get na, cure, so became
disco-oraged. If I caught cold it was hard
to get rid of it. I started using Dr. Wood's
combination stood
"Truth, whole truth, taud nothing but
the truth," jumbled thp Magistrate as
he handed out the bpok, "S"elp y'
God."
Her kiss smacked so roundly that a
broad smile spread over the Court. The
evidence given, the sentence followed.
"Sixty days, hard labor, to run con-
currently with first sentence."
Tho wretch trembled, her knotted old
hands shook on the rail, her head. bowed
and down she went. 1
"Samuel Webb oharked with stealing
iron from the G. T. Be Guilty or not
guilty?"
"Not guilty, yer Wkship."
"How do you elect. to be teied? By
me summarily,I or by ..ury?"
C Ty jury." 4
"Case remanded." -
A little old wonnui with white face
and hair timidly and with many a, tremor
approached His Worship's desk and
offered to go bail for her son, the sixteen
year old lad in the dook.
"No bail for the likes of him:" said.
Ris Worship sharpleal
Bat she did not go away: mothers
never give up when it Is a sacrifice for a
son, no matter what kind of a son he
may be. Filially the boy Was bailed at
one hundred dollars.
Mrs. Minnie Lynch, whose beauty had
not all left her yet, appeared text, char-
ging her husband, James Lynch, with
non support.
Norway Pine Syrup, and as a result my "And he won't keep you?"
cough has been eured and my lunge greatly „Nel yer Worship,
and he's going
strengthened.' 4,
f With other women." ti
Br. Wood's
Norway Pine
Syrup.
25c. and 50o, a bottle. 4n druggists.
A Frien.a's
Advice.
When you find pour kid.
neys out of order, when
your back aches and
paras and gives you end.
less misety, when you
have tO rise often M the
night and endure torture
's day—take-
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URNS "
Th!re aro lots of ioeople. in your town,
Who have been cured by this remedy.
Mr. T. Sarchet, merchant tailor, Brock.
evilte, Ont., says they cured him of a severe
Attack of backache and kidney trouble.
Th.,y cured Mrs. E. Ford, St. Thomas,
Ont., of drupsy.
Mrs. Win. McNeill, ee St. James St., St.
John, IVA, says they cured her of' dis.
tr:7, backache, front which slzesuffered
for over six months.
Prom nearly every thy and town in the
Dominion we get statements similar to the
alloy. People who have used them are
.way s glad to say a good word for Donifit
idney Pills.
"Your Worship," interposed a lawyer
pleadiug for the virtuou4 jaraes, "she is
not his wife; he was .u4ver renrried to
her.' .
Miruile's eyes flashed. "Well he was
tool"
"Let's see your certificate„r.cOmmaud-
ed the Magistrate. x
"He's got it, Tour 'Forship, he said
he'd keep it for ine. yie was married
seven years ago in St. Fichaers College,
and Father Walsh cold prove it if he
was only hers." f•
Minnie was given tl11 Tuesday to pro-
duce the necessary doquments.
David Mason, a coloied gentleman was
next called to answello the charge of
stealing e hod. Of oJirse he was not
guilty, at least so hiaid. One of his
I most important witness waa in the far
i off States and so ho Wat unable to fully
establish his innocence.
"Well," said His Wo hip, "I'll have
the case remanded for a, week so that
yon can get this man."
"Couldn't you get him?"
"Get him yourself; itstorir case, ra
target all about it befortl 1 Wait off the
bench."
"Will the case be disci if t can't
get Mtn?"
"Oh, no, no. Soracb cl
down for it, and you wilido as well as
anyone."
y has to go
The court laugher'.
And so the mill wont oif the milt that
has been grinding since tl's days of Eve,
and that will grind yet fo. a time.
THE WINGRAN TINES, NAY 1 81 19()O
QtacKLYAND WELL SERVO.
Our store is modtroized in every de-
partineut that properly ptataius to, the
drug business. Our patrouaare quickly
and well served, and go ewer satisfied
that we ere worthy of their confidence),
As in the pest l'aine'seCelery Coin -
pound stLll reeks as oar leading family
medicine. Its marvellons miring record
is milloient to recommend it to every
ailing awl stair man or woman.
supply of the genniee Paine% Celery
- Compound olways in stock.
Come; A. OANXIIIIM, Druggist,
Witishoen, Out.
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T11;0'0040 ongelens,
The Amerleaalpeople hardier realise
what an inordinatiexpeuditure of money
has taken place =Per the McKinley ad-
ministratioa. Tlit capenclitures 11,111011
are fairly chargiblo to the policy of
Presideut Mcrae ey start on July 1,
1897, r t the opmit g of what is officially
kuravu as the fiskt 1 year of 1898, and
run to Aprit 1, ..KO, that being the
latest -date covrect ,. by the monthly r'
turns, This is a r '.ziod of two years and
t
nine mouths, or tc O med. three quarters
liseal years. la tl• . t period the national
expenditure have 'leen as follows:
Fiscal year. 1 Expenditures,
1F,98' 1 $ 488,819;914 54
1899 : 4 . 005,072,170 85
1900 (uiue raouthq 872,801,882 95
. .,,
Total t .$1,415,71;3,277 .)4
Of these enormObs expenditures $503,-
283,10404 has beela for the aruly and
wary, $e0,000,030 tor the Philippine in-
t
denraity, $33,7G237.8.5 for pensions
and $108,900,8e5 00 for interest, ' an
aggregate outlay of $1,115,957,264,65 for
• i
old and new warsan the short space of
two years and Mak =faiths.
•
DoTon Pen
Heart Failure?.
No death comeseso suadeuly and un-
expectedly as tlaattiused by boart 'fail-
ure, but the trouble had its begitnalug;
mouths or perhaps years before when
the blood became thin and watery and
the nerves exhausted. Gradually the
waste has become more rapid than the
process of repmr, the tissues of the heart
havo become diseased and finally some
over exertion or nervous shock caused
the beating to cea e and life to part. Dr.
Chase's Nerve Fodti prevents heart fail-
ure and all similar isoases by creating
new, rich blood. aid nerve torc,e, and
building up the systVa.
•Damien's Sieeessor.
Father Conrardy, 'pho took Father
Damiou's place on Mohtkai, is preparing
to go to the largest lepei colony of China.
One would imagine that the years spent
in ministering to the ratinis of the dread
diseases were more then enough to
danmeu his enthusiasn4ut that he is
as full of audor as the dcty when ho first
put his hand to the worliis oridendefrby
the fact that he intends le again cast in
his lot with the lepers.
It is not easy to fiesta the magni-
tude of his task. Imagi e a settlement
of fifty thousand persolits cut off frdin
the world, disfigured ainl reekiug with
corruption; think of the heat and. the
filth and the stench ref the loneliness
and desolation that broods over it, and
you will have a very imperfect picture
of what awaits this heti° priest. But
he is glad to go. While men scheme
and plan and quote Citrist without be-
lieving Him, he is golug to show the
world that the love whth prompted the
Master to give His life for Wie Mead
abides in the hearts. of is diseiples.
Deeds like these are oases on the desert
of life.—Catholic Register.
A °AND.
it
We, the undersigned, do hereby agree,
to refund the money ocent bottle of Dr. Wills English Pills,
O11 a twenty-five.
't
if, after using three fonahs of contents
of bottle, they do not relieve Constipa-
tion and Headache. Wc3 also warrant
that four bottles will permanently cure
the most obstinate cases of Constipation.
Satisfaction or no pay when Wills' Eng-
lish Pills are used.
A. A. MOrrOW1-011emist and Druggist,
Wingham, Ont. t4
0. A. Campbell., Chemist and Druggist,
Wingham, Ont. e
A. L. Hamilton, Chemist and Drug-
gist, Winghatu, Ont. t•A
A Searelty of T4Ilnher.
The recent great Ottaeta conflagration
will have its effect on the lumber mar-
ket for the coming season. The demand
appeared to exceed the 'Supply before,
and it was reported that all this season's
cut had already been bartained for. By
that conflagration from 100,000;000 to
200,000,000 feet of cut and seasoned
lumber were burned. The destruction
of the standing sew mills, too, will tend
to cripple the coming seasons output by
as much more. Deflecting all the quan-
tities from the ordinary sources of supply
besides the increased home demand for
building at Ottawa and Hull, will tend
to crate a very brisk demand elsewheie
and at increased prices. This promises
to be a boom year to the Canadian lum-
bermen.
ALWAYS READY.
We are always ready mad preparedto
eater to your wants and requirements.
Our stock of pure drugs is very eemplete,
enabling us to fill without delay any
order from your tIOCtOr.
Our stock of Toilet Requisites is
Unsurpassed in 'Variety,
Quality and Prices.
Are you 'using htitte'S Celery 00111 -
pound, uature's groat remedy for the
cure of rthexunatism, neuralgia , nervous
diseases, diabetes and liver troubles? If
you hav' not given Patio's Celery Cont.
pound a trial for your falling health, d)
so at °met Nve recommend it.
A. L. HAmttirox, Druggist,
Wingluttn, Ont.
Gems ofTuoutsttt.
'Lo reeognieean old. blessing is mist
bettor stor to get a new one.—MaeDon-
The only passible victory for t]io
almrch is by puelliug up (*lose to (hrist.—
t.
It is the society of the encouragers
that makes the whee:s of the world go
samothly.—Zion's Herttia.
Tho artist uses a game and it is a sta.
tu ; the mason uses a stone azul it is a
door-step.—Philip Brooks.
OM:reti aiy for
aeserateremeetet
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• simitating theroodancinegula-
oini lay tievillb43 US, gal`:itt turn- tigttStcacItu'i13owuIsof .01:
iva to the nein, . God, and the 1taster
will know 'Who c :(1. the work.—Mission-
ary Herala.
Truths v:la, is ttro good electrical con-
duetors iron: new= to me will not fail
to be the urelle of great grace to others,
I—Daniel St: ea).
Many, in.lecel, thiuk of being happy
a ith Goi in heevtia but the being hap-
py in Gad on Faith never enters lute
their thouglits.—ehn Wesley.
- Some day He wit let you look beak on
your life st wy, auct. eo the goldeu thread
of His feeheily loy and care shining
over end ea c and it —F. R. Havorgal.
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W110'te, &V 1:13X011t3 VI:ECK—SET GLOMY
IN A SEI.E.,::!C Tkalt WILL CURE HSU, AS
SOUTEC .A.N.LI2E2414 NERVINE DID THIS
ONE,
Mus. JattOCIS A. Publicoyer, Lunen -
burg, N. S., was a -wreck from stomach
troubles and nervous prostration. After
she had trietiV.I.lany remedies, and was
treated by b 'At "physicians, ouly to bo
aieeppoinicet i c a care, she was recent-,
mended to ase South American Nervine.
Site did so, with tho result tbat to -day,
after years c..f saffering, she is a cared
aud happy woman and proclaims this
g' -eat remedy say a her life. Sold by A.
L. Hamilton, den gist.
We must look cl . t and aro and to see
what God is like. It is when we persist
in taring our eyes. inward and prying
curiously over ou4 ownimperfections
that we learn to ma o a God after our
own image,- and f oy that our own
*darkness and hardue s of heart are the
patterns of his liehttud love.—Charles
Kingsley.
ree-lee.
Cll. A. W. CASE'S
CATARRH CURE &VC.
r"4
is sent -direct to the.dIseetad
parts by Ole Improved blower.
Heals the ulcers, clean, the sir
passe,ies, stops firoppiegs in the
throat and permanently cures
Catarrh apd Hay Fever. Blower
free. All dealers. or Dr. A. W. Chase
Metilmne Co.. Toronto and Illuffato.
ring
ether
Try as you may, you cannot
escape the weary, worn out,
dont-care-to-worl4 feeling that
accompanies sprig weather.
Brain is not clear as it
ought to be; theFe is languor
and listlessnessinstead of
energy and activity.
Burdock Bloat]. Bitters is
what people neecgthis weather.
It sets the liverbowels, and
kidneys acting, whereby- all
poisons are eliminated from the
system ; cleans the tongue,
irnprcives the appetite, purifies
and enriches the blood.
Mrss MARY J. limn% Hot-
lan.d, 1\:Ian., writes:
". I have used Burdock Blood
Bitters as a spring medicine for
three years now and don't think
there is its equal anywhere. When
I feel drowsy and ,tired, and have
rio desire to eat, I iget a bottle of
B.B.
"1 think it purifieb the. hintA und
builds up the cone n
than any other tome . e."
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• t!xin, Sour stontach,Diarrhoea,.
: worro ;Co rentb io ns ,Fever six- .,....:
and Loss or SLEEP.
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lickrs
To draw away the car loads of goods
ordered for spring.
Buggies and Carriages. -)
Nearly three car loads of Buggies and Carriages have
been ordered front the best makers in the country. NW will
have buggies to suit the purses and tastes of everybody. Hight
grade, medium grade and a grade neither high nor medium.
Prices to correspond.
arm Implements.
We will h enin farm I mplements nothing but the best. We
don't need to s• anything about the Massey -Harris goods, iri
suffice to say that the farmers are going wild over the new '
Binder and Mower, and those placing their orders with any
other firm before seeing these new machines will undoubtedly
feel disappointled. Buy from a thoroughly CANADIAN
firm that can t,give you the best on earth, and a firm that
keeps thousand4 of,dollars worth of repairs at your door. - • -
We. have the slickest plows and gang plows you ever saw.
The National artd Imperial Gangs are something new, and
had -an extraorAnary sale last fall., In fact we could not meet
the demand mach on us for these goods. Ask your neighbor
about the gang *tkv he got here last fall.
gepairS t Repairs !
_ \Are ,,re loacted up with all kinds of repairs We can fit
any plow ever 4cle with hard ind tough. tempered in oil cast-
ings. Having 1..tight our r pairs last fall, before the raise in
further,tice.
prices, we will b • able to bell plow repairs at 1899 prices until
.Music and Sewing Machine Dept.
In this department you will find choice selected. Pianos
and Organs from Gerhard-Heintzman, of Toronto ; 13e11, of
Guelph ; Doherty of Clinton; Dominion,. of Bowmanville,
and Sewing Machine front Raymond, of Guelph.
Small Instrtimeits,Music Books, Sheet Music of all -
kinds in abundanck, all Of which are sold at a small margin.
Come in evtfybody and see through our stores aad
warerooms. i
•Oppgsite Presbyterian Church.
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PUBLIC
TICE
Shorey's Clothing is sbid by Reliable Dealers
only others cannot buy it, consequently you can. be sure
it is as represented.
H. Shorey & Co., Montreal.
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All Woof; Business Suits
Shotiey's Retailed !at $8.00
Cannot be beaten.
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