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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1890-04-18, Page 7n4'ro lift cg IIY.A�— MORr SCF'ttllti STrer t ONTARIO. Ne yea,r,in advance j orf, RATES: nn I s or. I 1 MO, run t'10o ea0t0 00 7 00 4 rel loo 200 _#00 utisemcnts, Ac. per line lino tor each subsequent I type, lOe. for first in all subsequent inserticl:- a d less than 21 e Ind, Strayed, Situations, d, out exceeding $ line, , not exceeding 8 lines, time:rent month adhered to oiled tiseruents, or for ecific directions, will bo :eu accordingly.. Tran. ,e paid ill an%lolCe artistntents most be to ,on, in order to appear [.IOTT ;rnlliTen AND POillAfin0a iTREET, ONTARIO neral proficiency medal. Mier College Physiciuna BOLORAVE, ON'r. nage. a., and Surgeons, Ontario. sty of Huron--- - Wingham, Ont. 'oronto Univereity, and. psioians and Surgeons of ter of Centre and Patrick Dr. Sodium). - - ONS'. [TOR, Ete., Etc, to loan at lowest rates aged. mortgages, town oueht and sold. 9elIAM, OST. RTON at Am:, Ontario DICKINSON, B. qi ,ITORS, Etc., Eto., So- lon, Commissioners for oba, Yarm, Town and i ieY sold. ll i rive o y (private sccnrity at 52. per cent. persons; upon the bent it any expense to the' lanitoba and the North. ;ham. OME, 1WINQIIAM, curing Celluloid Plates, ates of the bestmateria hey can be got in the All work warranted. dared for the painless safe anesthetic known. act teeth for 10 cents, • Block, opposite Mal 0ACDNALD, WiNonAu. Ganite, Celluloid, Alloy, ;tc., etc., folates, ranging ?500 upwards per set" bridgework. Teeth ex tin by the use of Vital. gharn, side entrance op. n daily (Sundays except. Will be at Blyth every a month—Office at Milne e londaye of each month-- raetin,g 28 cents. ' INCE AGENT OiiTAm101 0, FOR TEE COUNTY RON. ., art of the Co. Charge) :NallArA, ONT., `oat Tari COMITY or >N. s office promptly of end , Cot1XT)SS 11.1fl0lt ANIS :E. aptly and On the SherteY isfaction.Gnarsn44eed, its Can ba merle et tfa ore lXAWKINS ,ANN Clvn. lemeet8E Wlltel2AM. ei id tate Teetp* tall it4t. Tree Hel,trtmand's Two Girls, The of ruurning Edwin Meth was very tHuc artled when a waiter at the ,.Mount Vern hotel brought two cards to his room bearing' tlto names of two ladies upknoWn to liana: The waiter said the ladies were pretty, dud, were waiting In. the parlor. In a fow Bloat`s Booth Made his appearance in the par- lor, and Much to his surprise be found two young.; and very 'pretty society girls; one of- whozn was a debutante. They itlfornted pini they had attended 'every performance sheet> Ilia arrival in BOO - more, and had becoi'he so fascinated with flim that they had decided, to call, They hoped he would pardon them for doing so. Icor a few minutes Booth said nothing. First he looked at their cards, which he still held in his hand, and then at the girls, who blushed arid became very much confused, At last the silence was broken. "Young ladies," said Booth; "I hap- pen to know the narnes on these cards itssatned, and if I only kre'w your real mules I should most certainly in- form your parents what you have done. Now, take my advice, ,go home, and don't over run to see an actor again, for the neat interview might not be so pleas- - ant." The young ladies departed, and have been very much alarmed ever since lest their parents should find them out.— Baltimore American. The Virtue of net Mint. It is worthy of reiteration that milk bested to as high u temperature so it eau he' drank or sipped above 100 dei. ,geed, but not to be to the boiling point, is of great value as a refreehiisg stimulant itt cases of overexertion, bodily or mental. To most people who like milk it does not taste so good, but that is a weal. platter com- pared to the benefit to be got from it. Its action is exoeediugly prompt and grateful and the effects much more satisfactory and far more lasting than those of any alcoholic drink whatever, It supplits real strength as well as ex. llilaration, something which alcohol never do, s. Ica to Maine Ererybcily in Maine is clary over lee. The weather for conversatiot 1 purposes is nowhere. Every spare' tin, every :horse and almost every `ox 'are at work on the ice, filling icehouses, building stacks on the river bank's, cutting, haul- ing, selling;, shipping the silvery ice, sil- very in more senses than one. In Bangor and Augusta coal dealers, with' empty 1)heds, are filling them with ice, the -streets aro full of teams carting the pre- -dons loads to storehouses yet unfilled; and, actually',, they are filling the base - Meats of some stores with ice. A company, with houses and machin- I yy.r 'ery all on hand and in good shape, can house the ice' for 15 or 20 cents a ton. Yet a manager of one of the large com- panies refused to sell for $4 a ton, al- though ha could have sold 5,000 tons under a contract. If he had sold 5.000 tons, at $4, he.wOuld have made a clear profit of x;18,000 or so. There is smother anager who; last September, took a contract to deliver 20,000 tons this spring and summer for from 50 to 75 cents a t. ton; and although this pays him a good 1 profit in the distant horizon towards the I setting sun, he sees a golden eagle flying away from hits, representing $65,000 just the difference from the price he could. have obtained if he had waited till the fifth day of March.—Cor. Boston Jour', nal. . EMORY Mind wandering oared. Books learn& in ono reading. Teetimonials from all parts of the globe, Prospectus Pon. A. Loi.eettot 237 TilthAva applo ication jello ave thou. iriea jiqoaP?al� it is expuisi%. MATTHEW ?iMBLER; HARNESS MAKER, Ile on band a lame stock of MORSE BLANKETS, CURRYCOMBS, BRUSHES, WHIPS, TRUNKS, VALISES etc., Which will be sold at bottom price's. . nAilaiN'FMS, double or single, made to order eliOrt notice, and eatisfaoution'it ranteed, . darA, call solicited, SHOP—Opposite the Bank of Iiamilton. MATTHEW AMBLER, Wingham, Feb, Eth, 18110. CHISHOLM'S CORNER DRUG f3TORE Wingham Agency. ' IT_di Irruslle `d a Lire Dumrciy. One evening I was -out with a party 4f -young friends. It had been trying to -snow all afternoon. and had 'cleared off `cold. As we passed e. ready made cloth- ing store we noticed a couple of dum- mies out in front covered with: snow. 'One of these two particular dummies was looking in the winftow, probably Watching, the cashier inside, while the `ether was faced toward the street, pos- 'sibly to draw trade. On the breast of �Jir bas nee snowhladen ulster de he w"re BBuy �ryja I� �i�i l �� 1 banner with the strange device, C �j ole, only $7.33." Just as we were pass ! 9 ing we saw a young clerk approaching I are all Cereafg. "Imitation of a dummy," and lie jumped into a rigid. position between the papier macho men. We ran across the street to watch things. Out came the clerk 'and brushed the snow from the nearest ' DO yotr WANT T0 figure, turning it around on its well greased standard as he did so. ' Thea he . reached for our friend, wha stood stiff "and still. He carefully gushed the snow from the hack of his long ulster, and then took hold of his arm to turn him around. As he felt flesh and blood he dropped his whisk, uttered a horrible I yell and disappeared behind a pile off s0, coats in the store.—Chicago Herald. va M ISIC._ MISS NELLO McHARDL. (y LASSES FOR INSTRUCTION ON PIAN'0 AND �l Organ; in Voice Qulture and Harmony. Musto Rooks 15 BBAvna Moot. Rhort Lesaslozoo is lmtknologlf•' Mr Ohugwatsr (drawing on hlo hoots at close of curtain lector.),-- Sareantba, I've stood this about as long far I intend to stand it. Mrs, Chngwatar-- What are you going do do now I Poi going to take a walk with the only living creature about this house that never says a 0'00 word to me. Who is it My dog Ponto, Yotir dog is always kind and a teo ticnate to you, is ho ? (Ernphatieally)—Always ! That's because he recognizes you as a kindred spirit, WINGHAM MRBLE \VORKS! Self culture is the storage of power. It will introduce a man to a larger and more beautiful world than idle. nese and ignorance ever find. We need each other's forbearance as well as encouragement in order to do oiir beat. We do not all see alike ; we cannot all work in the sarue way, Taking a retrosp'eot of my thirteen or fourteen years business in wingbam, I desire most heartily to tender my thanks to my friends and the public gen- erally for the liberal patronage extended to me in the past. I may also state that I am in a position to offer better inducements than over to those requiring anything in the' line of Granite or Stone Monuments, HEADSTONES, . .goodsill the door, whisk broom in hand, to brush ' the snout from the dummies. One of my friends, who knew the clerk, said, WINDOW SILLS, SONE TRIMMINGS, FOR F ICING, de 1 would be pleased to have those desirous of pro• curing any articles in my line to call and examinb goods, compare prices and leave their orders, so that the goods may be secured and prepared early in the season. Yon can select from the latest designs and obtain the ainest wotkmanehip at the most favorable .price's. Most respectfully, yours, TIMES" SUBSCRIBERS. All parties who have not paid for the " TIMES "for* the years 1888 and 1860, are requested to re- mit the amount at once. We peed honey, and hope this unties will be sufficient, aid that e geuer:o response will be the result. R, ELLIOTT. Shingies,Stting1e 5 The undersigned have on hand a large quantity of The infliction of pain as a punish. ment is only justified when the inflic- tor is certain, or nearly certain as can be, that the pain will be proctucive of good. Nature has lavishly provided cures fon all the diseases flesh is heir to, but the proper preparation of many of them has not yet been discovered. In Wilson's Wild Cherry we have a cure for Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough, Croup and kindred ail" ments. prepared from vegetable drugs, in a Pleasant and consecrated form, and which invariably gives prompt relief and effects a speedy cure. Sold by all druggists. WM. SMYTFI, lyingham, Ont. Yd INGHAM ' 1 A .�,V Ei R 1 ! (BEST BRANDS OE So1e,, BUY YOUR SEEDS AS CHEAP .? read:T. A. MILLS' posters iloraee Gireelees Favorite Cat. 1 Hall, the chief messenger at the cus- tom house, cultivated his suave manner when he was the head waiter at the Astor house. Nothing pleases him more than to recall the days when he served Horace Greeley; who dined for years at the Astor house. Dinner there at that time was served on the American plan and was front 12 in. until S p. tn. "I used to • carve," said Hall, "and when I •h r rte nt - . nit o y. nt £o liadreacliedtlie�tFve y r fifth cut. in ib of roast beef Iknew tlxat Oat Zeal mill Opened. it was time for Mr, Greeley to come in, Ile liked the twenty-fourth or twenty :fifth cut because, I suppose; the meat in that part of the roast was done exactly to suit his taste. When I had got to Mr. Greeley's cut I used to run my knife around the rim of it and remove all tine overdone edge or fat, which he did not like. We heaped up the plate with rota, • toes, green peas and beans—Mr. Greeley was a great hand for green Yeas—and sent it in to him."—New York Tribune FIRST -GLASS Shingles, The membership of Mr Spurge'on's church is now 5,355,4n increace of 79. During the year 433 were added, but 354 were removed, 116 by non; attendance and other causes. Have you a cough? Take Wilson's Wild Cherry, Have you a Cold ? Take Wilson's Wild Cherry. Have you Bronchitis? Take Wilson's Wild Cherry. Have you lost your Voice? Take Wil - ion's Wild Cherry,' Have you Asthma? Take Wilson's Wild Cherry. Have you a cold in the Head? Take Wilson's Wild Cherry. The old t7 eliable Cure for all dis- eases of the Throat,Chesh and Lungs. Sold by all druggists, Yale College isundergoing es `revival, Hundreds of students have been con- verted throngh Evaneelist Mcody''s appeals. The excitement has proved especially contagious among the col- lege athletek. `sales time; there is no use to foam or frot, or do as the angry house- keeper who has get; hold of the wrong key and pushes, shakes and rattles it shout the lock 'until both are broken. and the dbor is still unopened. WrnCI3 "WILT, BE SOLD CHEAP FOR COIL ALSO, ON HAND, Hemlock and Dry Tine LITLYMBEB, DRESSED OR UNDRESSED, WOOD , aziC.i- A.T TRW, Wingham Mill Harness, and Upper T ALWAYS ON HAND. Illanufacturers would do well to exorable stock and compare piices. Ladies' &Gents' Driving Gloves, In Dog, Coon and Astrao'�an, made to order. Also every ulc ming. A.q� ' 'ill Winghem, March 21, 1890. Strong Workingmen's Gloves, In Deer, Goat, Calf and Sheepskin. Highest price paid for „Furs, Iiifies' Sheepskins and Wool. ' W.r.I.WAP AN. HML hT�EHTf4�! You be lowed! as the clay lige Aid to the soap bubble. kr• • 't fever lodge itr nilatl, s cocking sir the cake th taetaizn t(i li bhutoh Josephine street, adjoining C P R track. L. & Jr. MoLEAN.. Windham, Oct, 11. 1880. Pione& Hardware Store; STONE BLOCK. We give special attention to Or following lines: IRON PIPE;. ALL . SIZES PROM i TO IN011. IRON AND BRASS PIPE FITTINGS. FIRE BRICKS. MILL FILES, MACHINE OILS. AMERICAN WATER WHITE COAL OIL. It is a habitual thought that frames itself into our life. It affects us even tn ore, than our intimate social relations do. Our confidential friends have not so much to do in shaping our lives 8,8 thoughts have which we harbor. One of the most striking Christian enterprises in Japan is an orphan asy lum started two years ago, at May -,l aura, by Mr Ishii, a medical man and his wife, in imitation of George Muller. its borne is in a Buddhist temple, and it has now 55 ()Thane A drop of the ora'thur excites many a volcano of violence. • A grain of cotnron-sense is an effective prescription in most enter - The undersigned desire to inform farm ors and the people generally that they hat reopened their( ti ) Oat Real ilI iri Winghhm, And auu t itcd prepared and a t Oats i' f hist Blanket Prito. StaIIIQA Route dills n R We are sole a,,,Pnts in Wutryliam for- the urthe sale of Genuine"Bubber Paint the best in the world. gehcies. POR1 SEASON OP 1890. If you want a Neat, Showy Bill. droll put together and attractively displayed, on good paper or card, send your orderto tho TIMT,S Oillce, All kinds of shelf and heavy Hardware at bottom `"prices. Laud Plaster in bags always on las. A. Mu ea. ZETLAND SAW MILL Manna To MorMeaS,—Ale yon disturbed at night 1 and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and trying with pain of Cutting Teeth? If so Send at once and get a.bottic of " Mrs. Winslow's Sootltirg Syrup" for Children Teething. Its value is incelcul- eide. It will relieve the poor little suife7cr immediately. Depend upon it, mothers; there is no mistake about it. It cures Dysentery and Diarrhea, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind Colic, softens the Gums, reduces Inflammation. and gias tone and energy to the et hole system. ' Mrs. Win- slow's Soothing Syrup " for children teething is Pleasant to tho taste and is tare prescription of ono of the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in toe United States, and is for salt by elf druggists throughout .rhe world. Price twenty-lWe tents a bottle: Be surd and ask for "Hits. Winnow s 800aeaa5o Swum." and take no anther Kind F W MS EOR ALE. I bate n n par of ()uteri nevers cheap in time, and if von w you to buy now. If sell yOrt n• farm on a stn plenty of time to pay b a a low rate of interest, bus A NU11113HR 0r, 'GOOD CUTS TO a home of your own give vOu as good Prices reasonable and orders bymail promptly ret'ilsewltero. , • in any Wail bet• of farms As you a his prov' It of ur sate .in difl'.erent aware, farms were co as at the present m 1 would recommend ,eons aro limited I eau cash payment. giving you 0 of purchase money et abling you to acquire est Basi'.. and do no egttire Credit I ea slue for your noney as you earl end you description . flr01s or hale on hearing from you. JOAN :f, PAT. sN, 84 Ring street east, orahtb. GEORGE THOMSON, Proprieicr1 Lumber of all kinds, First-class Shingles3 and. Cedar Posts: Car load Orders a Specialty. CHOOSE PR01f. attended to, r will gladly If ru hero mea They will supply eustottiere with the Bksr • Gams in fiat llh'.eal. ER CLl"Gex ELDER , ri * :iii b[I` E it 62trT llamas Office, Wingham. THOUSANDS OF,BM1, t1TEN AWAY YEARLY. •When I salt °taro 1 do rot meatt. merely to stop the 'n for a time, and then ttavethem return al;sin, .f WILAN.klRA01ChLOUR E. 1havedsadcthe disease o(trtfre IEp114360 bi L;sttli>rf Yietc►noait a life-long study, 1 Warrant my~ rentedy 56 Ctcro tlux M n 1 receit�.n a Cure. Send reason btl now g pont casoa, Because nd others have fatted is y eI Give L;x' rens.<aird re treatise andy ta 3Fteras Ll©tt1Y of my .tv►ft►tlircur Rett. J A Mpp�l�L t b. It Costs ygti3pathin far • ,{trix�tt, ap��d��it �y U cure vett Mit:--fig Q. WWI o4, lot Immo; tart" ISDa fli3li fl k K i volitO WOOD delivered to any part of Wingllanl, terorder by'mail prompt y attended to. c,TriORGE THOMISON, W isgbonl P. o VJIPIC:HAM ftOURING MLLS! The undersigned wish to tender their hest 2hanl.M for the liberal pettonage given to our that diner sevealyears prior tothe burning of ourinillby ii,• condiarism, During the Last 801801, we hove iv" tuoddelleti the fowl. hill to the Intcstapproved a; e - tem of Hungarian Roller Process mil nag. \Fr h,' Rave weaRn now sitC better accom orlatten that: everhetoro. We offer Prompt 3isnateh, "air B.0tlir11 i Q JA iI'1' f St:C'ND'.l O NONE IN 9'1111 SEC.TtN. And by close personal attention too tine li iinrt'� l,rpe to be again favi;rad with a Wel by CI old: Mewls anfl marry new el aa, YoulHaata wat rsaeetf n Yr p ll iffitC64 .\It", itleMii ni truth tf4," l #rtWl