The Wingham Times, 1885-02-13, Page 5T11E WINGIUM TIWIS„VRIpAT.M.;:la.
A •••• ‘‘ • ' . The 141retTbe Usiatder. aostip itt To.:Ony.
p".2qoatle,oncitt033.
Ohte,rin goVernment has, we Joeeph Whitehead, of Olinton, the
understand, decided not to interfere first,taan to tire a railWdy locomotive, ,uvoine
4 Vs.Xrtvieetne'stoientUtider.Vivaliet, is
with the Dominion licenses during the mat the Royal h04tl
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tem of the licenses they now hod head m 1827 was en the engine, built
end which expire on May 1st next, fio by• George litophenSon. It weir. a tun
lung as the, sell within the legal hours ton nutellioe, 'worked with abain a.4 03. •
and conform laws respecting licensed was alteetether an awkward :: looking The Chicago Times made that the
houses. The government aets wisely affair. east evening to many and- Marchioness of Lorne is en inveterate
in not making those holiers of illegal iters,,he related the story of his early cigarette smoker. t • •••
1/1.2egeee, martyrs, especially as in three life, .and it was very interesting, Ile.
For stealing a rowboat a thiO4 With only
•• or four months longer the license is the sole survivor of those who wero one arm amino legs was 'sentenced to hard
'Slave to run the amount. of injury dune identified whet the operationand labor in an Ininoit prieon,
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neannetbe a greatOttawa Free Press, workings the first locomotive, When
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the engine would go into the ditch au
old gray horse was sr eurea to . work'
a crane which lifted it on to the track,
again. lie looks .on with astonish -
meat on the. marvellous progress
wedeln railroadiug: fait ten
miles an hour was good work ; recent-
ly he had ridden. bver.it road at tbe
rate Lf sixty.miles a hour. Then
gond wind would stop the train ; now
it would require a terrific hurricane
to even reduce the speed. At Chicago
the first engine was Chown alongside a
leviathan of eighty five tons, The con-
„Oast:Was ..yonderful.
Mr. Whitehead came to 'Canada . in
1849 and boated at ,Olinton• He hes
been indentified with the railroads
here, Re awns valuable estates in
Manitoba, is i a •egerous old man, an
Englisluinari by birth,.• and energetic
enough to live many years yet.-King-
toi Whig.
Idontroare Great Carnival.
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° One of the most noticeable features
of t Montreal, Wintee Carnival is:e
mageiffeent.special 'Carnival Number,'
iSsuedlay Messee.IolinDongall & Son,
of the Montreal Witness. The pub-
lishers hairs pressed into Service the
most: talented,' Canidiad? artists and,
consequently the result has never
beenequalled. in canada. Tho num-
her. fairly. teems with illiistration,s and
as .4 gignatie four-page picture-
iSteeming ottlie Ice Castle by night'
••-::--elesiened by Mr.- Robert. 1-larrisi.:A..
R. 0. A. Besides. this, there are full
page pictures by _Meseta.. Harington
Bird, Eaphel,:Walker, and other lead-
ing artists, and the number 'coatains
the Poem, appropriately illustrated,, i„ ys the /Si 040 eic1s baii.De-tioista,
for which a prize of RI,00 • bast been bid Kate Hightower, who has 'bruin ,kj_ine
p id, and a special Supplement 'reprefor fifteen yams, had her sight suddenly
sentjp various athletic,- clubs and • restorteland cail'116w e.i:Le semen” as when
.1,heiileading., men,. The letterpress a,nii»
page fusee been tastefully rrepared, foutiona,56 e tlio ei q Erlahtstoii;h,
met coattains a very large - number
',to. regionienevi;eive•eepieste*Iiinriiie;'1
engrategs, representing various t which only female friends are invited.
baiegof our Canadian winter sports.
The price of this gorgeous number The Palatka, Fla. • Herald says: "A man
is but ten cents per copy, pestpaid. ar•tved here one day last week
Orders.are filled .strietly pi the rotate the next moritieg tre :Volk 45Olot.o;• let
ion in, which they are received by and that avening'he had a shanty erected,
John Dougall 46, 8012, rwituosal Office, ,a stove put up,- end- he antl faMily .;
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-Qom-Inciter Quirk has hese transferred
froth the W. D. branch to the L. 11.
• , „`-ireereee oraoteitee.
bingo, a little bo y Will rim to
the nerner grocery with a can in
hiK hand and say :
41‘19.11•• Wants a quart df '.your 'best
electricity;
'Hovv did your Mali like the teat?'
the grocery Man will ask,
'All right.,
'That's Johnson's ; Johnson makes
good tricity;', the grocer remark,
as he turns ith., little boy 'on a'quart,
Wots yonr =hosing it for td.day?'
,She's going to ,wash, and wants it
tolsin the \ "%whet and wringeei
ii.ther, yea are thy little,. man,
Lobk out and don,t spill ,it.' And the
grocer give tiie'litthi.'boy alma
of Pittisbarg Chrbnicle
fe1egraph... • •
•,;- ;The Coining Royal Marriace.
" After her marriage." gays the
Whitehall Review ° with authority,
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" the Princess .Beatrice and hor hus-
band will re'44h:,•With, the 'Queen, for
six months.* ejicili keitg-aiid .the other,
six thcinflis Will iiioixtbly .he ipant in
Germany. During this latter time
the Duchess of Albany will live with-
fi• the Queen. The marriage of the
' Princess Beatrice is the outcome of a,
lovematch which has existed four
years. It Ilea ail along been.: discour-
• .aerett by Vie Qu.een. The Prince has.
no Mony; blit the` usual sums given
to fi4313.6,kiiid daughters ,:)f the Queen
on. their ,fe arriageewill he voted to:the'
Aincess,by Parlitemen0 • •
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What the Scott Mt Can do.
1 "Fairly enforced it eau do: seven
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3. it can pronounce the verdict of the
---equptry's dietaPpip,itnr npen rssuirnis
rffird.lianeftil traffic; and.thati liriiiiiL' it
• with public '
1 It eau relieye the; country of the sin
• end responsibility of turning its sober
' children into drunkards by virtue nf
an Aot ,of Parliament, and fora money,
coneidkration...!:' P. •
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8. can pa ,tiway pu ett;
',1Stations.to -mid drunkenness,
• ,. thus 'bake' it as easy as possible'
• ' for.al4to grOWup into sober, and non-
. dritl4e aitizehthip'. '
E‘C MI:elevate. law into,. rights-
. I•iftriess, hod' thus•make it a-contitrual
ertilietand supporter of sobriety. and
4anitece: '•- "
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• Aiile; moral:6w engfigieg. traffic
,,„whicla ply, the eanetiee,of the law
•faic.144, endurable,' and. leave theirt free •
enter.,fieldi,of 'where .their
beilefit" dixiety. •
• , 6. • It will kill the treating custow.
: 7. It will do away with the busi-
ness equitably, as 'ail' will be prohib-
ited fi'orri,engaging in it, . There will
be no unjust sacrifice of property, as if
'thercis any Pipperty in the . right
, sell liquor;it. was created ...ay the.
BtfAe',inall the 'State has the right to
visa* it.-40hatharn Banner„,
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Proyerba.
*Writing a wrong does not right
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Plie ;min.'. happy as a Ifingfrielifit•
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*An ulniatelia in hand. is, worth ewe
n a church pOrch.•'•- .. •
The plant of latipPipevai caenot
thrive without the air of cheerfulnees.
*It destroys the thread of life if
w la oats are sowed with it.
. • *It is a long road paved with 'hope,
hktween. 1.tht yen...expect and 'what -
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iifthew,ise is gotdeiii,
Mit 1:116 titttirances of it`fd01 is brass,
*One little trouble, like an only son,
will ilea rale the man who nurses it.
'1'There should be harmony in all
Sir Charles James Kepler °flee announce
ed the capture of an blast Indian province
in a single word, Peccavi-"I'hilfire Sciud3."
The performance of two tunes on a gui-
tar by the bride was the lee which a Geor-
gia justice received foiroarrYirig,'n couple,
In a compilation of the returns received
bi,Coinmiseioner librathe lead-
ing.farmersin Iowa. the .everage 'monthly
wages paid the agricultural laborer is given
at $19.23. — -
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Rev. Kennedy Creighton, pastor of the.
King street east Method* chnrch,Toronto
who was struck dOwn in 'his pulpit some,
time, ago with paralysis, improving:
The poet :Whittier's letter about the
Burne anniversary containe the am rtion
that there is not a logger's ,camp in Maine
woods where the Scotch *it's birthday is
not to be remember T.
• dondueton • Ernst ateit 0 tie, •Gieiit
Western Division, aided in coupling the
.oars which formed hie train ..e.t..Phatham
"last Saturdayevening: Ida had mot)! his
arms badly crushed at the work,
Tho Galt Reporter relates Rad Iternii.,
nation' el a fansily, 1.1ititorYE-s in Wate*le$:
Mary Patterson,the last member' of a once
rich and greatly respected died. in
the poor bonen there tlitiother'elak.14:
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A tug of hot soup, with V. slice of bread
and a second course of suet pudding -all
for a penny -form the dinner that is serv-
ed daily to 2,000 poor obitdrenin Londen.
Th‘ richest Ainerioa, is 'Ah
li, of La Porte, Cal.', whols worth Ii2i000,
000. Be made imoney and;wil.
• repair to the Flowery Eir.gtipm to enioyji
a,s soon as his business can be settled ep.
While praying. during a recent storm,
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to auutrribers througuout (Amide, tit.: i.•.•.:ites, States and ureal
Unix moan -morning Edition .. 3 nice, 21.75 6 woo, p.m 12, zoos. $70,2
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(Revised by spurgeon's own hand), given every week In.Saturday's Ilsix&dminti an'd itt:Tho,
WISUILLY GLOInC, imam special and exeitiatTe arrangement for the Dominion of Canal,*
The Rev. C. H. Spurgeon 10, beyond Question, the most widely -read preacher in the WOC.9k
:4,Ild III always racy, practice/ and instructive.
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Montreal. . , ' . • slept in it that night. Thiti•inad.was from
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lee:0 to pito° 3TOor Iti• ;ehreua from 11•011ie .-The Tioh.he. rne 81aiinant is` , 0.1klurt ' to
Hen peck him. Snarl at Iiiin.. Find. abandon lecturing in, Buglarld;:se,lie ,Coni•1 ; .,,• .• i• :::-. •
fault.with 'him: Keep, . an untridl. ,plains that the ptirisirs in the Iiirtn.'efIthe '. '', ••• ;. ' •
house.... Humor him half to death. police -take exceptioks io pretty .. ranch
,Boss- him' out of his hoOts... Always everything lati*iiki ei with a vie W te. Mitkini : ,.. '''''
have the last Nord.. Be extra cross his violent utterances.. ati excuse pr. taking •1. . , ..
'on washingthy. - Quarrel with him •away hie tieleet or.leave. ,.;. •E ' . it. ; :E. , .....
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over trifles, Never have.meals.ready a en, IN, o71Iolain a private letter,. saye.
in time. Etna bine without his know- have pew nay knoWn only two. •b•ers
le4g9; V1:1$4 'Vengeance on .all hie re- in the cotirse of:my lifo-; one •waa Gen.T.me
•Letchini new buttons on hi•
shirts, 'Pay no attention to household
expences. Give as much as he can
earn in a month for a new bonnet.
Tell him as plainly as possible that
you married him for a living. liaise
a.row if he dares to .bow pleasantly to
*n old lady friend. Provide, any sort
Of pick-up meal's for him -when you do.
net expect stringers. Get everything
the woman •riekt door gets, Wh6ther
You can afford it or not, Tell him the
Children 'inherit all their mean traits
of eharacter.frOm his gide of the fain
Let. iteeitt .sometimes when Yeti
are. vexed that you wished you had
married sono other fellow that you
used to 'go with; Give Mtn -t� undev,
Maud as Wm as possible after the
honeymoon that kissing well enough
Tot' spoony lovers, •but for ; married
folks it is very silly. tPresbyterian
Banner.
WAY ZnoUgh to Clot Zis *oat Wet.
•• "-There, se that boy, jobi'' said Mrd:
Shuttle, excitedly, " Wading in the
water up fo„her knees.. believe , he
doesn't knew „,.„tt;t., men „in:. Whoa!'
rains "
.g Don t seem as if ha did. Hasn't I• v.
trades-eVen 'the ha't rabbet bode on " •lcthe
. _ (If wiarse, but wbat ef that 'T
'7'110 &id BA) 1$ tined with. Pouch, get his feet wetjust the 1327111.."
Yeath furnishes ihe.spirite, middle --"Bots leak ? "
age the sugar, and.old age the acid, Ne,"
Ica is furnished by the Men Who ell, • hos+ does he get his feel
brie notes.
Wet ? "
*Plensuri3 is ft Idikan edtd# tOttpos., 44 I'd. ask how did you get your feel
ed of exquisite n Awebs, aiia floods ,of voile when yon wrea,boy
rich sunlight give le a heautifol, hue. sited barefoot"
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The Vienna Fremdenbolt openly expres•
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ses regret that Mrs. Dudley failed to killed • ,. '
lilsso and expresses a hope that some
Ainerican will !yeah him.
Tho Mormon temple at Salt. Lake will
yet require more than four years Or 'Its
completion, and will eaq 63,0136,01,, '-
•' John Bright bas figured ;silt the cost:•Of
the wars of Queen Vietoria's'roih, /OA in .•
his speech at the Liberal demonstration in
Birmingham he IL11110:111( od that England
hail sacrificed 11150,000,000and iilkopo lives •
in war ewe the eorouation of her it.regent -
Iltiisteioussa*Vereign, neary14' years ago.
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nually Wilt° United 'States. 1 . • , • •• , • i , . • •
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Fifty towel iti DolerfraIre hate been inotTo, e .
• i • 'WI man, that SELLS stoves
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hereafter be taxed 25 cents each per month
The 1,260 policemen in Philadelphia will "'
Tinware.;&c., very ° cheap
tO pay for tuirgeOna and lawyers to look ,
after their welfare. ' !* •';
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sedation is Making enquiry concerning the
women voters in the oity. ,
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This Space Reserved
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for
VOA SALE.
Store and dwelling for sale to ron
cheap. •Possession; td.out the 15th
March. Apply to. D. Sunv•iiix. -,11.16 04
farm of 100 notes for saltf or to rent, Alp
ply to
eillIWANX.
THOROIIGII.BRED
13erksliire Boat ,
thrown over our,iniOlre,• leads tie, 1111- •
Dui)? it A goldelt ''rePe 4111ch ;.°11c°, .? ph,e• 'st"i'ea ' int..e'nell'is; to travel will de ,vc!trItibmo. keTpotrfor aervice on LA 1, OM, 4
tris, el peykble of tyro elver.
411111ingly, whom Pid.41111r0 is *bilded.tof-trell to 041'mi 0, Pk. Williams, Averii vi. Privilege of retaxpout if' necessary
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Thebestprepatation knOwnto *ciente for beautifying the
• COMPLEXION -
ONE SINGLE APPLICATIONis warrented to' -
Beautify tbo Face and give to the Fadedor Sallow Com. •t
plosion a Perfectly Healthy, Natural* and Tolithftil -
ApPearince. It Cofinale Wrinkles.FreoldeS. Crow's
Yeet, and the Evidence of Age. /eating the Skin Soft, -
Sntooth, and "White.
P12ICE-fate/4a Sent to Any ocidroos. Pottle
,tamps taken. Address alllettera to
CREME W Ott ar*lif 20116, 'went* PA,
.AkityOut Artois: lott. Vtrheleeale lae ell whiffle,
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