The Wingham Times, 1885-02-06, Page 6f""
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Tho OooA X19otor's Preseriptton *. .... : ^
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'It is a matter of life and death.
Iiradlwl 's i „el'l a9 been 0404 °c1ib, Voll Lo''t1Y rwrlrjCt#tr.'st[f,• ou 11t111ib 4 D1*1111*111°4041341114g'
in' aChalmbq''IrtllaOntq', lir:,,' i •Q c es's Des ;, r.
:missal ole teohnioal grounds. v, "' .tal€e jai rest, .* ri • ,
• cThat it is ii porhlble, :l4udtar.°,' my Flom th' 11th 'p k "liforning Journal."
A plot to blot/ up 'Victoria bred.ge )as hest coil
swell s14k, ley oascrltnel's ..
dean reported to the Grund Trunk tie.' ° Blorid Will fi bw like water If leen
lac oeeming ill by tip lltn1Ikeda, ai►d 1 ,land is,'zigt•tiet frpq*' yelled an excites,
It is statQi that A.merioan dyltstnitera 'tufts:; Batt a us, post, ". "`. • '~ fanutn iii Jeremiah O'1Joncivnn ltoshiti'••
intend to iuhugure.te S.campaigu in Cunada 'it your custom. should temperorily, ;little den.
One hundred and who persons died. iu top off yap could then find•; rests ''Ay Aye ! Blood must beeltf cl,
the Canal Hospital at Panama in Nevelln- v01.08311y 212 r': ,,and itthe i121I(Jel4 softer. it is but.the '
bar, '.Cortainly.; but how can' I temperor lot of poor huipauN y;/' said` au ski low,
Mrs!Samea.A. 4t' afield has •beets sued lily stop al.l trey =ofd patrons .frs tel:rush- 'whose White Ituir'lout::; doH #t ;ort hr `
be, ail you.iliiy,.is matter of life' and $hTe ynamitea's den`
The was`quitts'fu11.
depth.'. of excited Irishmen, but thernollu la
' 'Easy enough. Stop advertising,' ;o'sipa11 theft; a dozen persons' pack °iitl
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25,000 bye. wowuwho was run over r g itt on rno even if the seas should'
by Iiot arriage, ",
There is a large increase in the oivie
,estimates proposed for the presout year
for Toronto.
The Terouto Tentporance Eleotoralv•As-
' Row he got
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Cheap Sugar. . • Patrick Joy ce was engaged in his
saciation is Inakiug enquiry concerning the _ 'So,rar at half cost,' was the 1abe1 usual enjoyment of fishing in the
avoinon 'voters in the city.
Tho Jocttt 11. Stratford Hospitiil• ' at
Brantford will be formally opeued by the
Lieut. Governor on Feb. 10. e.o
posted in a Boston grocer's store wan• paste pot fpr••rottehes when the. report-
dow, er enteron. •, his . appearance ,, acted
like oil on the troubled waters, and
'�Vhat are you paying per pound for Joyce's warning, 'Whist !' ,was super
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sugar now 1' risked a customer of a - fluous .
Out 'of ;the newspaper:', correspondents
who started from Gakdul wells to the Nile clerk at the sugar coaster. r•.liow,are tliings this afternoon p";-
three have been killed and• one wounded.
We are paying •,trifle over 6.dents ; asked the reporter,, by, way of. opening„.
per pound at wholesaler said the clerk i the. converrktion.....,. e . • ` .
. 'Well,' said the customer, 'I'll take . r EIHgac)t,"".said ,rovcp, rubliirig. his :,
a pound. Here'your pay,' handing ' hands 'gleefully. '"The explosion, in
out three cents: The clerk delivered the house of commons, ..waS more se
-Hall. a .the goods, put the three cents in' the : uere than. We darec'1 1mDed for, . Ah
The feeling of animosity against the money box and then that sign came if it had,only liege p.,ckr.
ed with our,
Irish in Loudon is spreading. The palters do Nn in , the twinkle of an eye. No . enemies !"
have beep ordered to prevent outrages if ,more , goods at 'half cost; in that , ""There is a wf•11•rooted ansnicior, in••
possible. store, • - the public mint','.Mr. J oyer ," xettun'itd .,,
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At a meeting of the congregation of . the reporter, "tilat Rossa and yourself , .
Cooke's church, Toronto, •,motion that the A SerlptUre Reason. : . • are fronds, arid;that you claim to have
resignation of Rev. Mr. Kirkpatrick b; not .A. Wesleyan minister recently ad- kuo lvledge of; hese, dynamite . explo-
acceptedwad carried'by 79 votes to 1. dressed a, meeting of children 011 mis- sions merely to, ,aili,notorieiy. .What
During the meeting of the synod Wedues- sions in Fiji, and described one of be have you got to say about this Z"
day morning at Hamilton, Mayor Mason chiefs who had 70'or 80 wives. " The . Fcr a. Moment ;pyre's. ryes flashed
read the naws•oi.Stewarf's victory, which chairman catechized the children,' and fire, and he fiygered the inevitable •
was received with loud cheers a -id the sing asked how many wives a man ought to 'paste pot as if he had an idea of sing-;
seg of the doxology: have. 'One sir;' was titeiread answerr in.. it at his rrlterlocPtor'e head Then "
It isreported.that France has officially _ 'Now,' said he, 'I always teach you be assumed •,grave:::.expression and
declared war against China in consequence to give a Scripture reason for all your , said: i,
of the notion of, England enforcing theanswers. Can you give Mb *ny text "I thing threyt;m•to espfak• has. ar-
termaot. the Foreign Enlistiitent of at to shoo! that a man ought only to have rived. ,If Rosee,.were here lle:,•,would..
HongKong and elsewhere ' • one wife?' There wan a long pause, agree With me 'he "rnian .brotlie••• ••
of cattle in Oregon and Wash and a little' boy stretching forth ..his, •hood..is,the onlyi largal.i%•tion• respol C .
Thousands
i.igton territory havd'per:e?ted in •the past hand said : 'P.ease sir, 'No man can, sihle'for these tllows a;Englar:d: 1M,,
six weeks on account of the severe weather - serve two masters: . friends here hear me and know I speak
A large number of persons have been frox. the truth. The inv►.ncibles are no
�n to death is isolated places. The Largest Ream !s the World. •more ..t The emergmen are some
• creatures of Pattriency pk, F.ord's:• .l'.nt• all.
The larpest room in the,world. un- . that has been•clone• and all that has
der one roof and unbroken by pillars is .beep done is dyq.;sglone to the brother•.
at St. Petersburg. It is 620 feet long` hood'and to the indolninable pluck of
by 150 in breadth• .' •By'dayllgllf it lr...Rosso and ,his ifrippds. , • •.
Used for ,military displays, and a bat.. The fenian brotherhood is governed
talion can completely maneevre ,in it.• -.by a councileomp-t;ed ot;.leading men.
Twenty • thousand 'tvax tapers are re-'O'Donovan,**cisls•th,e, executive of
quired to light -it. The roof of this --.that equncll amour , Am the ofEiclul sec
-structure is a single arch of iron, an, retarv...We;ordlp and:execute all. the T
It exhibits retnstrilable. et)niueering, blows ng'ai1i t th tyrants, Now yon Z.j
-skill L. the arch:tett, .. have it.'
`Do'you furiissrlllt;tbe money to carry.
The Queen, has , conferred the Albert
Medal ,upon. Policeman Cole, who was
wounded in the explosion at Westminister
.Con. Murt'lty, the notorious horse thief
Land.desperado, was captured fitteen miles
,fromHelena, Mont., after or desperate fight
While Murphy was being brought • to Hel-
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ena '
aparty went out and hanged him to a
bridge.
The diaphragm of new telephone through
which conversation has been held between
New York,and Cleveland, is made of cork.
The extreme sensitiveness of this sub-
-stance to the tones of the human voice is a'
late discovery.
Sir Charles Dilke said to delegates from
trades unions -on Wednesday that memor-
ials proposing great but no communistic
charges in the laws regulating the relation
between capital and labor 'would be submit-
ted to Parliament.
, A clock sevenieet high has seen made
b; a Leesville, Onio, blacksmith with the
aid of nothing but the tools of his trade.
It is made principally of steel; gives the
time in lever cities, strikes the hours and.
quarters, and is exhibiteld'+in a glass case
where the movement can be seen.
Frank H. Duffy, who was arrested at
Winnipeg last week on a charge of robbing
her majesty's mails, is a native of Toronto,
and well known in that city. He pleaded
net guilty to the sparge, and expressed
himself -as confident that be will be acquit -
•ted. He is in jail in Winnipeg awaiting
his trial, bail having been refused. His
avifeis also in Winnipeg. •
The Toronto grand jury, is making
their' ; resentment, regretted no Many
cases -of forgery sod breach of trust, in
which nearly all the Prisoners were here
youths, arising largely from loose and ex-
travagant habits. They urged parents,
guardians and employers to pay greater
atttentioiil to those under their charge and
in their employment—to see their habits
and expenditure were not such as to tempt
;them to commit crime. .
Mr. Frank Mantel! Adams, the barrister
-who recently married Miss Mary •Coleridge
,despite the opposition of her relatives, has
',begun an action for libel against his
;feather in law, Lord Coldridge, Chief Jus-,
:tine of England.' Mr. Adams says that the
libel of which he no complains is more ab.
jectionable than the one for which he felt
compelled to prosecute Mr. Bernard Coler-
idge, and that he is in honor bound to
bring the present action, in order to pro-
tect the reputation of his wife.
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Address RPQY. MELD ARP STOCKMAN. se Randolph 10., Oldesgo. 111:0 Y. S. A. •,
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Simpliolty of Political. rife ±tt Switzer• on tlu se operatlnlls Z' ,
Rawl.'We cis There IS one.thing." want
As an example of. simplicity .of.pol= understood it• s.,tllatR.osslt.ls Lead
itis al life and manners, I found the , and front of'. rot the dynamiters, and
Mayor of a popiilas Swiss rural coin- that.,with a,word,lie can, order the
mune who was also a member of the ' blowing up`of j nblio buildings in
Centeno' Parlianient, and while in Engiand'or bring about peace:
office the responsible eustidon of the Whatever. Ro§1Sa.and 1 say will be.
communal maps and registers; cutting ' implicitly fohovpi . 1f we bay bloom.
his llay.at four o'clock in the morning, blood will flow; if we raypeace, peaee
while his wife and children spread it ; will come, No map dare .disobey. ;Po
the following Sunday he presided wing provoke to yot1 that• Rosea is chief of
dignity at the ballot in the national- . the dyuamitero,I`will lay before you a
church, on the occasion of a plebiscite proposition which` we are about to B.O.
en some financial measure which re• mit to the British government. 1t is
quired the ascent. of the majority of - this : Gladstone is the heart of •the
voters in the canton. Alter dinner, Britis governinent'. Rosso la the head
where he slowed himself a eourieoua of tno lrish''forcos Thoy are both em-
end agreeable companion, he doffed powered by 'their' followers to make
his Sunday and official clothes, and,in any engagement. `'We propose that
his blouse --ca'r'rying 'a hetvy load'of Gladstone and 'itossa meat 1:a some
gopds on his • back, went • up to his neutral country, say in Cuba, and treat
mountain farm, 4000" feet _ above his this matter in a niamier to which its,
residence, • to milk his ten •cows and gravity entitles; it.. Rosso is as b,g a
prepare : for making cheese the next big a than as Gladstone and the latter
morning. The 'Peasant Parliaments' need not put on airs and snub him.
of the Swiss republics are largely come. This is our last offer. It is England's
posed of such men, whose qualificat• only alternative. If she concedes to
ions to be legislators consist, not in the conference we will suspend open•
rank, wealth or book learning, but ir. ations until a decision is arrived at.
their intimate acquaintance with the This is our ultimatum."
circumstances and wants of their fel- "Have you read Captain Phelan's
low citizens, among whom they live as charges against Bosse t"
equals. The result, so far as may be • "I '.haver. All Irhave to say is that
judged by the people's contentment Phelan will not be"heard of again af•
with their laws.is satisfactory. [Mac- ter he leaves the Chambers street hos-
millan's Magazine. pital. We aro staunch to our friends,
but our • enemies must. beware. Do
you suppose that'Phelan would have
♦ Strayed Dog Question. been stabbed if he had given money
What is the law as to stray dogs/ to the cat se ? le had batter n ,ver
A curious case in *asillustration'i
late- ter` ttkenPritie,h gold,' w
ly tried in England.` X` dog 'followed' ` Joyce further said that subscript -
a man to his placo of businirs and ions were pouring in as fast as he
remained there all day. Seeing it was could writs receipts, "Here is a sub -
a valuable one, he tools it home and rcription for 410,000 from a prof in•.
kept it for 14' days, meantime adver. out merchant,' said he, holding up a
tieing for the owner, to whom, in due
course, he delivered u the animal,
He claimed recompense for the dog's
i cheque for that amount. .Et is to buy.
p = dynamite 1,8th,
keep and the expense he had gone to,
and being refused, sued for Al 5s. Now in rissehasa.
the Judge ruled that the plaintiff had e�� • ,
SERIOUSLY ILL.: .ria duty 'whatever regardin' "the dog, Mu McLeod; dostoc of magnetitnf
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A. parson suffering with rain aril ;hest; and, could not recover. �efendarnt is move staying here, solicits a calf
over the titan of the back, with , a weak therenpon demanded 5r.' expenses in ' from alt who rlre'buffering. ; "Heft trot=
weary feeling and frequent headachety, fs .'connection with the Suit,; Gat the �tnents are R'Iceetsful in 'ninety-nine'
seriously ill and should look.ent fop ki p;' Joao!, efused to award*;a farthing, sifd , `'t alit pt a 'hundred, • Positively no
disease. Idurdock,BlOod.Bi�tteis,reguisaa a 1
the kidney*, blood andliver, as well a the saw the plaint' ffbad'been tfee(et'i Sere. 1 ie+o i er tlilt al, bolisiftltation 'irises
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