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VOL. XIX. ' —NO 5.. , I ' IlA111, .ONT., FRIDAY, J4NUARY 31, 1894. -
WTJO j.X: NO. 940
Nothing but• the truth, will ever Oysters done up in any style ee ee gilee ---Mr ,Jerome, 'Dentist, ie extraeting -The rain: en Su ,day and mild weather . ort resentod
next door to l+sastm s boticstoto, teeth, for 10 oeuts ache See advertiame>it, since Inas left tut wa loth sleighing, again. try the Committee
t t the report
' strnotedto define the
ad)* T Gregory,
app.e tr in :this eorner•of this paper, ,_school was tr eood op -1u on Moi n , " -The assignee of be estate of Tiaonaas: duties. of the Chie of Polite.
'4YAxGH rt,.
I1. Y Wt>k Smyth, of filo. Wfu„ham mantle
' ' Bead,it, It will after beim closed or ngttl9 two weeks oft F' ce, be adopted,
g Y works, has an ad rtieamant ta, this home. i'luukett is advertisf „ananother aolutint•Cara led, Move by I3; Hill, seconded
amount of the pre ailing epidemite There Read ee, y by
kteed. Robert. Orr's advertisement, in for agate.
for the fa rn belonging to the a Agnew, therm ' eo Pattfor e bo: re.
40 QU : ootl. tL &n time you , estate. engaged fBOhtef 0.,stable for the current
� Y' wtea � fair attend pH,
'shapes to t4ee something that looks 'gehave entered Fut ulni g �eand T Agnew another column,' Tho Bear is noted for
not like the ,truth' COMP AT t)Npg partnership iti the pheap goods, -The intima evang labs eeryices, 'which
Year, at rice Name as cry as fast year, -
l very and 'buss bt ethos, arca. well note- , are increasing greati in interest, hill be Caed by d. awsod by t eo Mckenzie, se
wed,
.-rebs town Bo rd of Health, composed eonduoted next 'week .y the Rev 13 ed by A. nawson, ti t 4 -cis Cgad bo re'
to the Bear and havethe l»a.tter' bouo both businoaa° tis iu the past, of Messrs It ".1io a too (chairman), T A.Keefer in file Meth dist ()burgh each engaged as bell ring: for the cnrreut yetor,.
eltquiu d. into and *eared u1) to -.Drees and ment1a maltifi•g done In the Mille, S Tothill, rn Robertson and, J B
q at the same salary s laatyear.-CitrriesI
' evening of .the wee , except Monday
latest styles, and en short entice. Ap• Ferguson (secret ry), met and considered
your enti.t'e satisfaction, pren.ticas wanted. lieAid'auci3 -Patrick evening, oommeno ng at7,30 o'oidck, The arahiteot, R r Wm $err; read a
:street, let door weer e1: Tt,erlurri's'' shoe a °otuplatnt °n ursday wording which The eerv1eea are entire 'y undenomination+ rt�ernoxandum of a proposed roduotion
e ':*ill ulwa s 3)o at ::eaxrie store. had been nude t re evening before, and
al, Allure cordially invited. , in the size of the own hall, and lisp an
erdered the rem al of the nuisance cool- estimate of the remotion u the cost of the "
Olde •anil the Bear) and will do..oui'--Luoki ow and l'Pt enter marling clubs ' lafnad of, i s wet as a noisome() °u the : '- On Friday morn +g leaf when the
will play in the first pew for the -Ontario p building. It was reposed to refine° the.
Tankard, iu rise Win hum. Rink, this {Fri- adlginieg groped , ,9uo13' prompt action Grand -Trunk Railway train was oomfng building nearly o• -fifth, and the savieg.
day) afternoon; tilO L were of the game ou the part' of;the Board is to be noun into the station here, i struck and killed to.the town won . be only abouts one:.
day) f terno, n; a L verly contested game mended: an old man named KB hew•Storen,whose sixteenth of th contract pr:ee. ' Mr
as nuki ttad. - -.The union ev ngelistie meetings that duty it was to watch tl e crossing. When Gregory said the/ my question to consider
are being conduct• din town ,by Rev Mr struck be was ahovellit g snow from the wag -is a hall 1. , ge enough with a seating
--The Therms staff, 1 ern the editor to the g rails, and it ie suppose+ be, thought him. aupaaity of 500, r' will it be necessary to
Keefer in interest,Y
devil, bee had a tua le with' la grippe, . sell out of reach of t train. He was have (hall to s t•G00.
This week we will mdse a epaxial . during the past two". eeks and in con. This week the me tinge are being held is
struck on the head a XT City bodwas hurl-
`thel3ttijitiat (:burs 1 thigh is filled 'et eacft p Mr William., thought that the town _'
(ll'il e ,on ' Bed Com Orters Good segrtenre patrons- Delve of had their job Quite a .utii.ber have risen `far ed about thirty feet int e'a cattle guard, would be loan _ . Money by . making the
work
executed as prom .fly ns in the past. service, Death must have been etantaueous• Fie,
changes sugge: ed. We will lose cue -sixth
'til tn�s- f t ' Go c,l nights.) " ` e wi)1 eye hope the worst is taw over, and we prayer and not a f :w have professed 'fault : was interred at London' where be former- of the eapacit and onlya'
n Sell them of -•---. Well. Z 4don't will endeavor' to namint , in our record for in Christ. Not on y are the resting ap-
ed
p ly lived: Ball as centre
edfor would be too
jiltss n
parent iu the int(' est manifested by the
punoteality. large,
to bell. Come,a d see hem unoonverted, but + ore especially in the `
-The annual tea me .ting in ooaueation deepening- of Bpi anal life amongt the Witigham'a least nd Poetess.Mr Dawson aid the proposed hall was
you ,do you'll buy. with the • Wineham P esbyxeriau °hurdler ire >rnAAx. nos.. none too large or the town now, ands is
Christiane,
will bebeld on lt2anda, avanitlg next, in Hail, Winghare's loved set and Poetess, the future a ga lacy could be put in, when
St ll; sell. the basement of tiro �'iurob. after •, yahiah -On Sunday 1 Attie anniversary ser -
Who
it is required. Was decidedly %u favor of
Who would not e'en to s ch esteem a place,
ROBT. ORB, a platform meeting ,Fill be Bald in the vices in conneoti n - with Ile'. Methodist Assigned to mighty Be de in times now going on with he contract, as let; The
t.);-PEAit,. auditorium of the cis . when addresses I;liuroh, of "this i+lace, wece•b.eld., Rev past, town. would bepureto lose money 'if any •
lYT Jan. 31, 1890. will be, delivered by ev J .14:B.. Dickson, Wesley Casson, ih seafeithewdee pielde, d at Who oft, the banquet all and feast did change was art de,
' 13 D, of :Galt, and resident ministers. 11 a m and 7 p , 13oth the, - rertiions were graoe7 Mt Homuth, hough not in favor of the
Tea 'will be eerve• fr•ora 6 till.6.45 p In: listened to by, la 'e audiences, and were Pegasus now the noou twin heights as• town, hall at firs now Ate contract lead been.,
A cordial invitation ds extended.to all; eloquent and im . resales. • Theefeel meet.
°ands+ let and the pec le: allowed by their votes
Hie lyric wings :uponthe winds,ars
Len this y r begins Feb.' 10. Clot d--13otanxits Weee cn.-A few lintyboard- lug on Bronday e ening, was not se well spread,that they wanted he town hall; it should
t" i1ia.y tvill'came on April 4. ers can he accommodated, ou r'e:.nouable attended as usual no,dditfit, on account of The harebell role and $� era. profuse be gone ou with. (Vas not iu favor of
terms. .Apply et residence, Patrick street, se many being pr.-tratedtavith the prevail Rise fragrant,, sweet, .iastio from his making the ohang:: proposod»
lire mixed ca dirs,fratn 12} to a»cents first door west of l�odertts' Moe store: lug•epidetiiio. Al er .tern, short,. addressed tread.
bIr Cline was s t}efied that the hall,
per ttautid, a t kitL} s, -d grand'ntasque 0 oaruival ' will, be wars. delivered `•b r Rev -:Mr Gassed, of The eying" grove too o t,, has felt the after proposed red shoos had been made,.
leeeve fiste ory aud' Depnty-heave held in the Winghatn de rinkthie(Friday) eleaforth, and Re 141essrs McQuar;io„ gi wr would be amply •a f1oieut, for the wants
,, Mckenzie are n C oclerich•• thio week at, evening. Prizes are o ered for best fanny The unwrote verse hangs ovi, et aloud -like
g Prtesta and I{eefer, Mutti'o waa fui'arished t :+all of the town, Six . uedred people could
:t eding the ut* Cocncit meeting. ooatuwe a andsetne .utter.coolereveined
e b by the choir, heindee hien Me; A' Cline And •minds wbiele verse e d posey might be seated melt,'itnd' grllery could 'be put
••- Ovetere le e.n'y''atele,, at earekelsiE's a $G 1aclyes charade aasiurne a , photo gave solo and ,Irre Oer melt* Cline claim .ia at small cost: I was necessary for the '•
attic Ilt3ntuurant...„ 'stand; valeed et $3• ge Vs' fans costume Has left. to prose ear thou, hts the fallings
r Y gave a duet. 1t3V Mid $loft preaidad.. all. town to use the.ut .ost economy in the
eetirthe enol :rstn'y 'serv'iees in 'ounec- • an a000rdeon valued at $o; genteieharaoter expenditure of its antro}labia' funds, and
• their with, tb Witi+„ filet " Presbyterian eesteme; fancy +deck and, valued. ea el; Mr Thomas Neel nds, •one of the old.: Majestic, belle, Poetic bul atksrise, he was in favor of h vin a vault put he
vbtirclt will -1 'held 'en 1,uudlliy tient, teeny akatit+ ,far ntleman, Bair cuff est reeidents of ()hi guecoust' township, Lo on,Paruetomet brow t e Muses throne g
'1r'ebruury gild when appropriate db ° buttons, tti.; most req fel aoupio of snot- died. on Friday... the 7th January. He . Firm in each heart their Iorioua standard With the Honey ea, ed from the reductions
g raise, made, and thus. ful+lin part the promises
'ourcee will bedelivered by the Be oe' A ere (prize tc, go to the tidy) 'photo album, bad been adhealtliy an vigorous man;, but Nor def. the. Lard an• Barden strive
P of late triad been fail v gradually. De- to the people.
R Dickson, 13 s, of Gate 'at 11. a• m, and .7 112, Marks must be, orb till rices arep g y+ alone,, .
nt awarded, and the ice ill be' reserved for ceased was a native +f• the (been Isle For unity is-Mt:meth, t =•proverb well Mayor 11faIndoo as not satisfied with
the' those in costume u til the; prizes are having been born in t e Couuty . Tyrone, Delineates, how each ca let apart, the changespropo .ed. Was of oiainion a
=-?strnnom rs say that the Star of Be 1n 1808, and copes nen l was' 82 ears. of Let critics rise how we the critics frown
iehern wiling in be visible tills year, being evearded. The town and will be in at- g y y Draws forth the nob rim impulse of the mi$take would be toads if file contract
• the seventh a pearanee since the birth of tendence, to enliven t e proceedings. All age at:his death. In :2C, he, along` with beam F was tampered wi h.
are cordiall invited, Admission, 15 and his father's family,.:ca : e to this country,and settled itt*Toro o j , Not length. He said be council had decided
. Mr Wm Clegg, +n request, spoke at some
+ Christ. It co :tee one, in 813 yell's and, is ytownship,
'•of sv» d roils brilliancy fat the space of, 10 cent°.
Brantptoo. (tiding fora Mies Chapman lef for „Muskoka on 011 a building an+ let the contract wi• le
three weeks hen it,wauea and disappears Alleles by the barrel, bushel or peel;, at; ,Atter rep'++h,
Me elvie'S:. riuinber of years, he.v3 : nt to the Townahfp Wednesday --Miss Ce ells, Calder, who 'is he believed, was favorable to the town,
Etas event +months; of Chinguaoottsy, areas hfono Road, iu 11335,.
A it Ma. `lanald still takes the load' in ' The annual meet g of the Wingham teaching near Blyth . ^as at the Presby The point to °gn.ider now, is the Oen
and took ftp file farm on rvhioh iia died. torten church on Sun ay.
W. L. going to gain byg change? By
*thefiner and reAtl business., He handles the Presbyterian. Churcl was held in .the R g malting a' olian e. n
ver best Fir nds anti sella cheap, wholeaule church cu Monday ev ning last, a, large- He wee . haunch lte . rear iu polities, a the proposed oh nges, we would be losing
and xetsit: • number of members e'tnd' resent. The great admirer of the + to iVtti Lyon 14ta• The Greate sills illy. one-fifth in : a� onemodatien of hall and
r�t are in receipt of copies of Our minutes of.'test meson and the TreRetirees 'Kenzie, and a Mello istIn religion." For Nellie Bly's wod.erful story in thegetting only one sixteenth of . A recluotion
J7uniL A>iirq f,t from *r :yea T Angell xe ort were, sad and adoptod, the pall number of y ars lis has resided 1tAUXIir STRAY PAi' is the talk of the day. in price, The bargain would be mot ---t
fin p with his youngest son Mr W J Neelands, In towns where. the e are no newedealera
f mitlent of the An: eriean Humane Edi- after which tate elect of officers took unreasonabltr o The people decided the
aatign Socia y, the Massachusetts Soofet p The deceased was ether of Mr ;Phu the Famine STORY P eta will be sent to any whole uestion t the recent elections:
Y lace, and resulted a chows: 'managers
...1of: the Pre.v ution of Cruelt to Animals, . - Neolands, of this tow address four month . for men Donnan, con
y lllosars Thos iiCe�id on (ra•eleotad), J aeeyee bye a Ctine,. seconded by 11
and the Fara ee Americaa Banda Mercy, ; A Clino (re-elected), h s Henderson, D ---On Friday even: g last; alter the ed. &Lining Nellie Bey': Great Story. Address.. yernmes, that to Building Committee be
-0 ilk litre t, Borten. ft is to treat and ; Sutherland, Alee ), r got and John Me- jeuenment of the Co nail, the Mayor in• MUN1RO'S P013 ISHING BOUsn, to t e abs necessary steps to
'profusedlyi ustratett paper devoted'to,the' Lotman; Peter Deana, Pew teward; ,i3 sited the members the Council,` town 24 AND . + T nrwbvan STnrnT, have the tewrr all reducod in size arid.
'interest of tl above:moieties. ' Lraoeyr Secrer Deane,
urate• J A Cline; 'officials, and several +there, to partake of New Yaax, N. Y,
: an oyster supper Mr R hill's City ehangecl in roo t as per metnoraudum sub.
--Gents' clothes cleaned; dyed, repaired >a racenter; Miss Hut on, organist, and pp bitted by the rchiteet. Moved. by C 11`
• awl pressed also ladies' tunes mud dresses' Jahn Cray, caretaker: et was deetded by Restaurant, About t enty-five sat down to. Commbr ions ' esidettoe For :sale. Williams, se dad by T Agnew, that it
dyedtpand io ladies'
next s g4 to Abe . resolution to continue he system of pew• a spread gotten up i the host's well-known reThe
eucelersigu el situ t:. oners his the corner of ious
Pat- is the opinion 1 this f.'tiuncil that ib wonla
Shop on Victoria St,, next ricer to A br1L• renting, lod with t e envelope system, style: Full justice I aviog been dons the rtok and °tan:' a streets, for sale on Ilam :s shoe shop. R. 111reontanr., g Pbe unwise to : her the g ee .of the town nail.
a for those who do not ake sittings, as a -good things, Mr .Pe r Fisher tela galled reasonable term:, The home is dhe of as Shown bet • e present plans, and tba 1
•,-The at; Lo tt eleitgatiine for February means of emitting the r gaited revenue' to to the chair, and axle a neat, practical the best in Wing am,atid is most desirably we iiistru°t tl a contractor to proceed as
contains ti v y instructive illustrated carr on the work of the church. he address, alluding to tis acquaintance with , located. Ever , t ouvenieuce ; acro of p
artiolo oh Chiu by Wong Foo .Wick, of y I1ayar Moindoo; tit the had always fgrtud land good stabs;. etc. Parties wishing to :per hie tende . The ,teas .and nays rrera
iinencial report of th Treasurer showed look thr°ugh t11= liatrae cali'do' so by call• thea taken et •the amendment, and were
fete Francisco, Public Charity ie an able,the total income for 18 9,inoludingbalance hint a Haan of he or+and. integrity, a lug, Fee.full p rtioulars, apply to as follows: Ye s-ltZessrs P¢alnryon, Dawe
paper by Prof ancon Hooper, Ilditor A on hand, was 42505.5 , A.nd• •the enamel., , shrewd business m t, and e gentleman in ti012 Ttta onto, ,.
rah 'dl Prison, Toronto, Aut. son, Agnew, 1 ,mirth, frill; Sperling, re.
13'De Menil ha articles on Will Cfnrlotont tures were 021 50,1 eying a balance of 'every sense of the ord. lie was pleased LII au, lVil}ia • s loci Elder« +f, >!Tayt-
Literar Pexis low}s, and others, and the 1;312.07 on hand, to see him in the 1 ayor's °hair and was Messrs Greg• ry, Moitenzie, . Lemma,
y
bright, humor° s "Light Moods" depart•u COunoit
-Bid (lock of canned geode jug reeeiv- elite ire would do a ' in his power to fur- Cline, and no nes - G. Tbe amendtntt»t
Meet: lir 'Page as ti vatuicbia paper °n ed at ilfcKelvie a Star Ltestauraut., titer theinfiereat of he toren.iticl much: An adjourn �d meeting of the 'Town
` • •tr+8ealth" and e ' re are stories, poems and carried and otfon lost. Resara ' 11?r•
`pleaenrein,proposi te the health of the ,Coeucilwash d .h Friday evening last. Kenzie and Cli•ethen tendered their rant;-
other features: Pricy only 13 (tette. -Parse is. Mayor, Mr' Mclu+oo replied in fitting Present -•ii, :4I e' oo, Mayor; T Gregory, nations as me bars of the Building Coro-
'Specimen
arn»'Specimen copy cents. Mrs S 111'Smith, of L stowet, was visit.. terms, expressin4 fa gratitude at being peeve; r ?doge 1,, ie, Depnty.Reeve; and
Il tnittee.
: ra Dywaon,
Agnew, Moved; by r B 'William , seconded by It
Hill, that Coe Ohne Sperling and McLean,
, Cline, Sparling, Wil-
. es, McLean and 111P,
wits. read from the �' be appointed • the Building ,Committee
air a refund from
rent paid in plane of Co telltale CI ne.tina Mcli;enzio
11 for their entertain. resigned'.- rued.. The Council then
lith Jauuary, Uhl en...adjnurned.
proved a financial lots,
awson, seaot)ded by J d
aodount of the financial
T tl` have suffered by
ant, the five dollars ball'
-Carried. An apptice .
seen for the position of
Wks read and :ordered td
outwitted appointedto
t
ea of Chief Cons afile , Ito
ct by 0 H'Will ams, iidond•
uti�xont to give you good square
honest value every time,
We will avoid trash and . stick
to good reliable goods.
LOCAL NEWS.
-11 you want a genuine gnod clotheslug at Mr J $ills, of this town, during elected this near ith etch a handsome Councillors Mewriuger.go andeee those keptby fatties A the pastweek...?dr Jas McLaughlin tapent' majority, and Wq d do everything that Homeith, Lamm.
Clyde ee Co. 8c teething new, very cheap, a fete days in 1#russele last week...trorxie l,sy in Itis power advance the town's Hama, Elder, II
....The follo i , copied from the Cr)al• Make: "Hr ;iii 'Sere ur, of Wingham,' interests; was plane d with the good feel- A oommuniesethe
yji p gid friends in Gaeta a $ging visit an log displayed; dur •g the late eleotiont; W r '3,' le, tusking
Mgt :=it%ieA, Kang �,, Will C.e. of interest to p g
many. of hare ere, "Society eireies were Thursday of Isst w ek.. Miss Addie was glad the tont; 1 all questioe was itnally for use of town h
eornewleat stir d up lett; week over the Etterett is hi Exeter vi ting her parents.. settled awl the con rant would be gone on moat held on the
annottnetttrlent hat Mr.uulits Carson and Mass ileitis is Visiting ti Cavanyille, neer with as let. The building Would be an tainment having
Mitts Florence nylor, of this city, were Peterborough, at pr sons.. Mise Itoee ortattaoat to the to n,ana he felt `sure Moved by A
married at -tl retideitee of the bride's Chapman hes gone en a fait to her parents that those who opo• edit now would have Homuth, that o+
iv, Squtlr 114/er, ;parry soticad. ,Erin Ads 'netliing to say' aged at it when they sec loss the 'Si W
fruiters Mrs lyre, of Lamar, Colo., k' ore iobert Colli left on M°tttla
anday even, ilea loth. Ther were _ p Short' diary entertain
� Y the buitditag up a d acro feted.
among the lir younit penp1 of aur airy, trtortittg Cor Wingha , whar4 he hall speeches were ale deliveked by Messrs rent be refund
and have a ha t of friends who joist us in accepted the position o foreman on the Gregory, 14(4cti t . Williatua, Agnew, tion from r Pa
5vishiutt theta it. l:leasalit end prosper00a Adana.. 1118y he Mire d. Spatting, Bottom, ill, itt fact, by all Chief Corratabl
'Mr ;arson formerly of Clinton. fa i present, and the e• +pony broke tip, all ba tiled. Th
fLrtrare, s o a .,.Ifvetirar[' pttttton enthe a mfrs n. rating UAYet bf tattoo ren jolty Balt definethA all
in a brother 2irs fetes, at one time et arrears at earl* r» v,Hent of the inrleMet'f• l�aef i e t Mow
reeidriht of inlghant, a class will be sppreciat =d by the proprietor. fallow."
a.,• u
•" r p_,
Toro to Street /teetotal.
Tho reeeip
fair and psi
with sales of
8ticfor sprit)
there being s.
480. Oats -
Sated of 500
Unobanteed,.
56e to 57c.
was steady
l
5.40 lad
of:.grain "Wednesday veto
a atsady. Wheat -•Steady,
00 bushole at 88c for fall to
130110-Anil:me and steady.
les of 5,000 butantl ;ati.98o'' hs
he market is •iitiatdy, wifh
uehehe at 290 to 50o Peal+,.,•;
ith sales of 200 `busbele rhlr x
eased Hugs -The mike :-
ay ; heavy sold at : 45.2 & taw
tat13.30W15.76.