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The Gazette, 1893-11-30, Page 9run t, • w -A FAIIIIIEWS.11iiii LOCK, rat, Indicates the G 1h eadline s Between Britain- That American feeZialandtes'i., Meets With an Accident Followed bl l%f�nate undergoing a change Onlie .atlaered from recent events. The spirting ility which America long manifested tat-dardsthe old l i#r. N 8. Hnghseit tells a -Story of Years of land is being subdued or tt - • Painful Reauite the British House of . an eoi� s gone so far in the path of friendliness .as to decide that disputes in the futurebetWeen the two countries shall be submitted to arbitration, which suggests the erection of acourt for the settlement of international differences. The interests of the two peoples are so closely interwoven that the one depends largely upon the other, and no rupture could occur between the two without bringing keeper- -able injury to both. In this view a speech made by American Ambassador Bayard at. the banquet given last week to celebrate the 250 anniversary of the formation of the Cutlers' Association of- Sheffield, is signifi- cant. These extracts from his address show the larger spirit which is dominating men and drawing ,the two greatest nations in the world closer together "I believe that whether it be the _Stars and Stripes that are 'so dear to me, or whether it be the Union Jack that is so glorious and dear to you, neither of us will ever ask under what conditions, but we will say �: 'Under them all we follow the He claimed that every American nad the utmost pride and fellowship in all the traditions of the English people and went on to say : "I come as a friend to be received as a friend. Eighty years ago my father's father came to make peace with England. (Applause.) He oarne while war was flag- rant between the United States and Eng- land and passed some three months in Lon- don endeavoring to establish peace and to put an end to the war. Those efforts terminated in success, and in 1814, in the month of October, at the little town of Ghent, in Belgium, was signed a treaty of amity Suffering and haw he Found Release - The circumstances Familiar to- all. Neighbors. - From the Chatham Banner: - A Chatham Banner reporter while -on news -gathering rounds a few•days ago drop- ped into the well-known. drug store of Messrs. Pilkey & Co., and overheard scraps of conversation between ,customers, in which the words "Pink Pills" and the name " Hughson" were frequently repeated. orrs instinct or a goo With a re to ' f d news article, he asked for some particulars, and. was told that if he called upon Mr. Hugh son he would probably get a story. wel worth giving publicity. Mr. Hughson doe a snug feed and sale stable business on Harvey street and thither the reporter re- paired, and was ,somewhat surprised to find the very antipodesof an invalid. Mr: Hugh - son is. a ratan of medium height, about fifty years of age, born with a good constitution, and who, until tome three years ago only knew the meaning. of ,the word sickness from the - dictionary. 'Mr. Hughson is a stationary engineer by trade,:and a .good one, but some six years ago getting.• tired of that callingquitted it and Tented a farm in Harwich. While returning from town one day on top of a, load;, one of his horses stumbled, and Mr. Hughson was pitched head foremost to the hard, froaen roadway. When he got home and the blood was wiped away his externaliujuriee'eeemed trifling, but the grave trouble was -inside, and took the form of a violent and .almost constant headache. A week later . he went intothe bush to out wood, and felt at every stroke - as : if his head would burst. He worked for. _half an, hour.' and then;went. home,- and for eight weeks his right side and peace between the United States was wholly paralyzed and hie speech gone. rent Britain, and that act has k - qt After a time this wore off and he was able peace eves since. - (Applause.): to go about the house, though' he could not "Of late years it has been called 'the walk. All -this time he was attended by a physician, whose treatment, however, seemed of but little avail. In the following June he had second stroke and was nos. out of bed for seven weeks and was left very weak. The belief= that he was doomed to be a burden on those near and- dear to him, that he was unable to take his place as a. bread -winner, added meatal to his physical l anguish. -But relief was coming- and in, al form he had not expected. He saw Dr. Williams' ;E° ink Pills advertised and asked his physician . about them. The latter 'said.he had, not'inuch.-aitb in- therm- reran - dies, they..W-01d„do no lraran, alitiNr, Hughson grit a supply which he began tak- ing according to directions. At the outset hie wife also opposed to them, but be- forehe -taken m long she noticed an improvement in hiacondition, and then was p _ last war. (Applause.) And now let me disclose to you my only diplomatic mission. It is that the war of '1812 shall always be the last war. (Prolonged applause.) I suppose that ends my mission, because if it is successful I really want . no more." (Applause). After a lengthy tribute to the varied in dustr-ies of Sheffield, he eoncluded , "Theprosperity of your country I leek upon with no ungrudging eye. (Applause.) I have no belief in any other doctrine for a man or for a nation than. Loo- do: •his ;friends as .much beaefi as he -carr and te=do -hie op- ponents no more harm than necessary. 1 cannot believe in the advancement. or pros- perity of any countrythat is founded 'upon: the misfortune or injury. of - another. Faotf are strong enough and we. are strong enough to adopt that as our method, and I believe i (Pits as strong inurging.. him to continue . to that -the manhood of American people their use, and even look them with good re - and of English people is alike tending. "Will youjoin with me in wishing that the- ndihe flag of Great `' "x boat during all time sdiens, under God, ?» ke• Bliffers-"What's; wrong to -day 7" You look Minn", - - - Bluffers -F« Pll ndver forgive myself. I kicked a calleroutolnly::house last night." " Huh I I've kickednianya one.. .Young fellow, r suppose s - " No ; past mid4l s a." these 'ecl'gers have no busi- ness doming - mini I kicked oat i " Yes, butt, wasn't co r r my mother -in - The 1' other-in= The1 young girls. sort lastweek." t€ that that this man tighter, he was after "Pa, do you klao=.t1 birthday" "les, my dear." "Pa, I want you to on my birthday,„, buried her a bosom. "And what habit wants ?" . e Asked. is my eighteenth sults Herself -for heart weakness . following Ja:grippe..---Continuing the use of the pills, Mr. Hughson found his- terrible headaches leaving him, and his strength -..returning, and soon found he could do light work on the farm -near hie house:- He_stilIcontinued using the -Pink Pflls until he had taken fourteen boxes, and found himself fully re stored to his old-time strength. Mr. Hur son's old neighbors in Harwich *never. ex- pected to see him on hie feet again, and are astounded at his recovery, so much so that the fame of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills has spread far and near throughout the town- ship, and are the standard remedy in -many households. Mr. Hughson can be seen by any of - our citizens and will only too gladly verify the foregoing statements. The reporter then called upon Messrs. Pilkey & Co., at the Central Drug Store. Tlfey- do not, they informed him; make a praotice of booming any proprietary medi= eine, so that - the Lead taken 13y Drs Wil- liams! Pink Pills is not due to persistent uffin but to- irresistible merit and onall P g s sides their customers speak of them in terms of warmest praise: D€: Williams' Pink Pills are a perfect blood builder and nerve restorer, : curing die a_great favor -such diseases as rheumatism, neuralgia, hie ` beautiful girl partial 'paralysis, locomotor ataxia, St. tin:- the . paternal Vitus' dance, nervous prostration and the tiredfeeling therefrom. the aftereffects of la be my little` girl. grippe,- diseases depending on humors in the blood,such as scrofula, chronic erysipelas, ▪ etc. Pink Pills give a healthy glow to pale and sallow complexions and are a specific for - the troubles peculiar to the female system, and in the case:of Wren they effect a radical cure in'all cases arising from • mental worry, overwork, or excesses of any nature. Bear in 'Mind Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are never sold in bulk, or by the, dozen or hundred, and any dealer- who: -offers substi- tutes thisform-is trying to defraud you aatt should lie . avoided Ask -your dealer for WUli ms' Pink>Pills= for Pale People and -refuse ail -imitations and -substitutes. •T. Dr.`'Williaens',Pink Pills ,nay be - had of Williams' all druggists or direct by mail from Dr. =1Vfeditdtie Company,'Brockvilie, ©alt on Schenectady, N. Y., at 50 cents a box,; or six boxes=fey-.$2.5 . The -Price 0,t which` these pillaare : soldmakes a course of treatment .comparatively inexpensive! as compared with other -remedies or medical treatment "Paps, you have lte with the Colincit, haven't .you?" - - "Well, yes, My clear " "Then have theme. �t -Orb that gas:lamp away front in kine - Thus it rigThus:it was tit ed that S danghtgr is She had a young` -moi te." rether discover ► IlttYegirl always Narks eat it. o t3ist Shu mad placed She_cc I want ttr home happy'z Ili my -monument e. On - He-" How: d _ Mehl I-sh0614 be to bey the one to buy youauait a. toprbstolie Rook Me tQ as ie a� w known otherw is a generaR touch of honxe f Bide the_tcreK her f seep vl sleep hors _verlastii Weary,-n§j Itis tcaln Presedpti* nothing arty paint anten& lr do Steep Mother'_ �'y beth Akers' Alien is "Florence Perot' ht:sweet; Little 1 U is another *ex recks. ipter rest nor' a s} tired, has au our spirited;:: `Thanks be; '.P s Favorite 'here ill Money Ql tats 1 e. 11 :It 4. i. _i i0#il�tl#tii ' s- iCronp Sore atEena coastft, gH tetneh sfehdalt'sPoroas v vta =OW il3eteor "`4 leerr for.. Jtenient " s The Oauadian Bee. What is the National Flag o€ Canada -Who can describe it accurately; How many of our readers know what flag our ships can fly upon the seasand why if they hoisted a blue or a white flag with the Union Jack in the cornerthey could be overhauled by a man-of-war and the flag *-pulled down ? 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