Wingham Times, 1891-05-01, Page 5O14t*
We take
notice of the
Howlek, fret
The en
wee horn in
and died at th
flows +k, lime
1891, Ile was
Norwich about
the ministry of b
and itt (Mee united lie : y
Church, of syllirll ,n has ri ants;'
constant a .al-•ovotod men t, .1'
the Pnd life lfor thirty+tiv°
otir dhp rted friend wail a r @tp'
resider} of Howick, Ile too;o
interetit in the promotion of the'
of G d, was a tnainstay of the t t j0
and did not rest content until ac`st,
-for a.hle and, commodious church `kt
er.otld on the corner of his farm,
tlje warship. of God, He was always
/he preacher') friend. His home with
he stopping place for the fnirlisters,
and many a Weary itinerant found rest,
refreshment end cordial .weloornn front`
this kind hearted family. lie was.
regular in his attondanee.at the means
of grsue until faiths* health prevent-
ed. Though deprived of the priit;;
sieges of the sanctuary (1111.4 401e clos-
e ing months of his earthly p > .Pl g'4
, yet he delighted to cana,'r`rione with
t Christian neighbors artalr'Zriends in his
house. Even when the shadow . of
i death were lingering near, and lam,
) guage failed to exores;l the feelings of
1 h15 heart, . it was, a source of great
spiritual enjoyment, on the Sabbath
and other snitable times, to gather the
• =Inhere of his family around him ,and
hear them read portions of Scripture,
• and sing the songs of Zinn he loved sow
well. He was not atraid to die. ' Bite'
feet rested firmly on the Rock of Ages..
Be feared no evil for Ood was with
hire. Frequently he assured the
writer and others who came to visit
him, that "it was well with his soul,'.'. .
The day eproceding his death he ralli-
ed a little, and the family were hope-. •
ful that father would tarry with them
a little longer, hut ere another sun had
risen "he was not, for God took him."
There are left to mourn the loss of a
kind and aifeeti:nate husband and
father, a' widow and a large and• inter -
ie esting family, nearly all of whole are
le members of the Christian Church.
ly May they all meet in the heavenly
rm home at last. The funeral was largely
a attended and an appropriate memorial
ae service was, condneted13y the pastor ,,
•
Ht Rev, J• A'-A'l,eLaughIan , asasisted by Ren' +.
e, Win Torranee, of Gorrie. a. -
ke Inh
.i -
,t
sent ho
aro now ander the 1
our stook, and in or,
p•epared to snake e
rhes,
'H'at% Shirts, Ct
f+es, ilio., wo o$e eat attractions
lig small about2 but the prlco.
e
bo
rip-
avy'
very
oleo
herefore,
of reduc-
eo we
nary',"
bat simple suggestion bird no °oration to
assert itself. Wbou Wising over the mat.,
ter at lnid•day. it struck me all of a. heap
that L had a lecture written out on the
same 1Vaelm, and text for sermon picked
cub, but nay services were not required. so'
that my lot forbade that I shUtild never
wag my heal in a pulpit, Thus it name
to pass that no one van cast up in my
teeth that 1 am .a. eticket minister, as we'
Scotch people say. t hoald this come under
the eve of 11r /inflame. I hope that he
will .accept of a layman's thanks for the
prodtahle thoughts evoked by his discourse
of timidity.
11,110)
Cuffs, Ties
.lur Prints, " I'us1
de are general;
ars how so roue}
texture and d
Cea.
ease rears
nailed in frei
nd
ay
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art
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er,
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to,
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has
lis.
I in " Levi Krupp, of Formosa, an
and inmate of the Bruce county jail a',
ing transference to an asylum, diet
me his cell from starvation, Application
ins, had been' made for his admission to't,
'les, the asylum, but he died pending the
the ,completion of arrangements, Every•,'
ntal thing possible had been done for tai'
es- comfort and all his wants' suppl'�"
ern- but he steadfastly refused to either
vere eat or drink. He would allow noth.
in ing, not even wine or milk, to pass
sgin his lips. The verdict, of the jury was
that 'death was caused by lack of
Shed nourishment.
for Mr Watson, M P,in a recent speech
tory itt Carberry, Man, showed that last'
suet year 2,000,000 pounds of binder
may twine was used in Manitoba. The
the duty is '25 per cent, ad vat, or about
and 2l cents per pound, so that • the flir-
Is of mere of that Province paid $50,000
as a bonus to the hone manufacturer.
n I The revenue derived by the treesuii'
be from imported twine amounted to ne 't'•
are to nothing. Mr Greenway express ll.
Ones the belief that if the question "wets
the submitted 'to them free from the )lila
t de' fluences' of party politics not 10 11w.,�
would
ids a
' ha farm ,
and cent. of our Nlalitto
noon vote against free trake" with the
aft a 65.0�0,000 people to the south of
for therm, . ' ',' .: ,
t will ; Wooled Words -..stall --I'm j Sorry
Setts must be i(1 h't t, Elle• -Tl 'iiosltn t
l matter Wht.l, one mod*, yOtt Ile
is" .'&ye'r!'I�'i,gii.ttltl..'...',i,{f`wf• ..
tali
Bel rave.
The Good Tenlptars intend boldins
an open lodge on May 25th.—It is the.
intention of the Good Templars to
organize a lodge of Juvenile Teinplars
in the village, at an early Aare. This
is a move in the right dire ition and .
should he; encottraged by all, especially
the parents.—The baseball team of ,
S S No 5 purpose holding an enter-
tainment in the Foresters' hall, May
Sth
awns, find Dress
surprise to ousto-
auty and excellence
pan be sold at our
r that our Teals are un-
ess, strength and flavor.
comp is :lacks, Japans, Hysons,
and Gunpo �' erg, from 12% cents up.
Liberal discounts to cash' buyers.
•
'GORDON & McINTYRE.
The Big Brown Anchor.
W LITRoow.
Spring, In May.
Tor the Tonna,
April new has come and ;;one.
EOn Usdawns.the glad May morn,
tPetaleth forth the robin's note
II,,,Protn his rich and ruddy throat.
n)U'er the hill and valley, sounds
, HURON SPRING ASSIZES..
•
i.+The youthful rustic's favorite song,
Sings the birds among the boughs,
While the youth his furrow ploughs.
n the hillock skips the lamb,
Vibe the boys alone the darn
On the grassy banks recline,
Catching fish with hook and line.
Soon the bee will sing in glee,
As he dim) from tree to tree,
Sipping front their blossoms sweet,
Honey, honey, honey iiweet.
Nature soon shall clothe the field,
And the earth his verdure yield,
While the milkmaid's (Jong is heard,
As she calls the lowing herd.
W. T, F.
Glenfarrow, April 28th, 1891.
CQL7W YOP WIRON "I'EACUE :,,eoriCvio7a7d. \ �+!sT1OIl8,1s111.ThoPrtmary((11I,rinrt+) andJ1 nIor
Paav MatricnIM, c+r (l1. class) Examivatione at tlr.
OoJI't:late luatltutta.iwd Hagh Schools will be hold
at (World), Clanton end Seaforth, begiusing Tues•
da), 7th of July, at 8.40 a M. Senior Leaving and
lienor Matrlculatlon(I. 0.) will be kwld at Clinton,
beginning Tuesday, 14th July, at 1.80 p lu. Candi•
dateewhowieltto write at either Seaforth or Clin'
tun must notify David Robb, Jieq., 1 P Schoola,
Clinton P 0, not later titan 220 }fay, stating at
which of the school they intend to write; and those
who desire to w, Ito at Godortoh must uotif y John E
Tom, Esq, 11' Sehoola, Ooderich P 0, by the same
date. No name will bo forwarded to the Depart.
utont unless the foo of $5 ie owppantes the applica-
tion, Ilead•ma ere of High Spools and Collegiate
Institutes Nil lease send the applications and fees
Of their can dates to theP $ Inspector within whose
jurisdictl their sehoel is situated. Forms of ap-
plicatio may bo obtained from the Inspector or the
undo ,y nod. PETER ADAMSOf4.
County Clerk.
L'ONCLUSION OF THE BUSINESS TRANS-
ACTED.
(From Goderlch Star.)
O'heil vs. Murdock, an action for
malicious prosecution, was made a
remnant to next assizes. Garrow tt
Proudfoot for plaintiff;Cameron Q.
C., and E L Dickinson for deft.
Shane vs. Beattie, an action for
Malicious prosecution, occupied near-
ly the whole of Friday, thirteen wit-
nessesbeing examined. After two
Hours deliberation the jury returned
a verdict for plff of ;1100 against deft
Samuel Beattie and for $ 50 against
deft Robert Beattie, and judgment
was entered in favor of plff for $150
and full costs.
Dale vs. St. John, en .Action for
slander was made a remnant.
Stretton i's. Connolly, an action on
a promissory note and for board. and
1 ring, was referredby lila Lordslit p'
to e clerk of the court to'."take the
vi('
.'faylorLfor plff; E
Champion, Q 0, for deft,
1'his ended the civil cases, and the
following is the remain&er of the
criminal cases :
The Queen vs. il� Frederick Robinson,
c
who. pleaded guilty a ' y
false'prt.tences. On the representa-
f'tion3 made on behalf of prisoner, he
Oran -released on suspended sentence,
giving bonds for his future good be-
havior.
The Queen vs, W m Dempsey charged
with rape on The rwi messes fore thel
township.
Brown were Samuel Barr, husband of
the woman, and Dr Gunn, of Clinton,
who was called in. Six witnesses were
called on behalf of prisoner to testify
bis good character. In summing
he case His Lordship charged that
was no evidence to prove a
e of rape, indeed that was not
for by the crown,but they relied
ing au attempt ; he informed
dry that they were at liberty to
g . in a verdict of attempt to
mit the offence, if they . believed
e evidence of the husband. His
barge was generally considered
strongly against the prisoner, but the
jury brought in a verdict of not guilty
which Occasioned a good deal of sur-
prise and strong comments amongst
,✓ those who heard the evidence and the
ud e's charge, •E Campion, Q 0., for
Morris.
Mr Corbett's house had a narrow
escape from being burned, one day '
recently, so we have been informed.—
Miss
Janet Hood has returned from a
two months' sojourn at the residence
of Rev Mr Tongs, •Flesherton.—R '1
Mr Godfrey preached a practidal ser
mon on the marriage relationship at
how to make marriage a success,
Sunshine, last Sunday.
Goderiob,
pi11, 1001.
19-1C+,
MISS A. 1
191
Wishes to intimate to the ladies of Wingham and surrounding country
q^-� T �+ �Ttbat her stock of
SPRING l,l MEP : tLLIi.'B .L
has arrived and is now opened' cut, Tho stock is well assorted and
contains all th.e fashionable styles for this year.
�� A N C ' GOODP,
A. large stock on hand, considtin; of Embroidery Silks, k'eathers,
ors, Ribbons, Laces, Sze.
In the s Iter of the Eh) ion for
the Fan icling of Huro . , }geld
OD the • th iviareh, 18 1.
An abstract of th dotalled statem
Con expenses of Pe
the said election, an
Telegraph and Telpho
Livery accounts,
Rent of halls for Meeting
Printing and Advertising...
Postage and paid for mono;
Personal Expenses
Total
P'J]'ULAPu STALLIONS. '
nt of the elec.
r Moodonald, u candidate at
ed with the oturningOfficer t
acaou 3 $ 7 04
20 75
15 00
88 50
orders ' " 22 87
20 oo
$133 20
J. A, ' OTtTON,
Fina lal Agent,
The following well-known Stallions will
travel during the season of 1891, as fol-
lows
GOLD, 3657.
R. B. HARRIS, Proprietor.
MONDAY—April 20th, will leave his own
staband
proceed to LoLot vely's Coron. ners; thence a west
two miles; thence south to B. Saults'
Hotel, Bluevale, for noon ; thence south
1% miles; thence west 21�z miles, to John
Roe's, 2nd Line $torris, for night.
Puns-
DAY—Will to
DAY—Will proceed east 3%
Charles Forrest s, for
los n ;the thence north
north
1% miles, east 21,‘ ,
1% miles, to Wm. Golley's, for night.
W EbNESDAY—Will proceed north 1%
miles, to R. Hamilton's Corner ; thence
east, 1% miles, to Alex. Robertson's, for
noon; thence north 1%. miles a� o east
2% miles; thence north 1
D.
.Fisher's, for night. TauESDA Will
proceed north 1% miles, to 9th Conces-
sion of Howiok, thence west 2% miles,
to L. Campbell's Hotel, Gorrie, for noon ;
thence, by way of Wroxeter and. Lovell's
Corner, to his own stable, for night.
FaxnAY—Will proceed north 1% miles
and west 2% miles, and north Unifies,
to Thos. Hastings', for noon ; thence east
5% miles to Alex. Findlay's, for night.
thou, south 1 miles and west 275 miles,
t� John 'UTnderwood's, for noon ; thence
west 1/ miles, south 1t miles and west
to his own stabia, where morn n ill remain
till following Y
ED MOND,,(`1V o. 4934, Vol. 9.)
WM, WELLwoors Proprietor.
MONDAY—April 20th, will leave his
own stable, Lot 26, Con. 11, West Wawa -
nosh and, proceed south, by way of Divi
sion Line, to 9th Con., then west to Jas.
Stein's, for noon ; thence to Marnock ;
thence north to David Robertson's, for
night. TuxsDAY—Proceed east to Jas.
Cochrane's, for noon ; thence east, by
y of aline of Morris, to W. J. John-
way
ated
20th April, 1801.
MANTLE DEPARTMENT.
Tl:e Mantle Department contains a varied assortment of Silks,
Satins, Satin Brocades, Flushes, Velvets and Mantle Cloths to choose
from.
Mantles made to order—Perfect Fitting and in the latest and most
fashionable styles.
Sfamping done to order. An inspection invited.
SOLE AGENCY FOR
Mather', Glove C1eane. r
.. preparation for cleaning kid gloves.��i It will also remove grease or .
'stains from silk or woollen goods. Try it.
Remember the place—First door north of Ed. Dinsley's jewelry
store.
T have much pleasure in anonnoing to the farming
public that I am agent for these Celebrated
Plows and other
8iricu�tural hillmontz.
REPAIRS KEPT OH NAND,
The 01d Stand on Victoria Street will still be
HEA,DQUARTERS FOR
Sewing .acbines,
Organs,
Washing Machines
tk.
and Wringers.
SATURDAY—Will proceed 1 miles east,
Give me a call and inspect Goods.
B. Cummings,
Wingham, April 17th• 1891.
IP s
prisoner. _
M)1 DEAR Tluus,—All down the Chrie-
tian centuries, the church seemed now and
again to fall into a state of lethargy. In
ficotland, during the greater, part of the
eighteenth century, the National oburch
is quite a casein point. Within a gunshot
'f where John $uox wrestled in prayer
'for the church and country 'he loved, ad
well and truly, grave clericals took part in
,private theatricals, with Adatn Smith and
))avid Home for admiring listeners. The
was " Douglas; a Tragedy." written
by Home, a minister of the church of
;toot}and. Seotehmen are yet to be found
who admire the play, but who will hardly
'wondone then offence of a minister reading
` to
ra 1
three e
Of
the m
11119
t. +l
me
t
'a% ser '�
hl to
vs
trot under were guilty of being sa�t, I
the paper, as old country folks phrase
lutve to confess a lurking love for read die.
�rourefear.Whentl was told on itloudaymoua-
trig last that Mr AnderInn, of St Helena,
read hie diacouree, I. ws.a rather pleased
,
than'otherwi'e. e.a regards myself, I was
s.e entrant:ea whs'h listening to hie remarks
atilt lite tiros rotas of the tweuty•thittl P Brie
for night WEDNESDAY—Proceed
by way of Jamestown, to 'Wright's Cor-
ners, then east to Mr. ivtoKinney's, for
noon; thence west to Wingham, calling
at the Brunswick stables ; thence to S.
D. Wellwood's for night. THURSDAY—
Proceed north to John Hardie's, for
noon ; thence west to Wm. Barber's, for
night,
Whiteahu chi
hrto re l ox's ed t for no n
of
thence to his own stable, for night.
SATURDAY—Proceed north to the 12th
Con., to Mr. Webb's, for noon ; thence
home, by way of St. Helens, where he
will remain until the following Monday
morning.
iiair
M. D. M. A., L, O. 1'. S. 0, M. 0. P. S. M.,
Wingham, April 3rd,, 1891.
A. BQYD,:
TORONTO.
Jonathan.• Bushart, Listowel, says :--
"After spending all my money and prop-
erty to no purpose on medical inen, for
what they termed a hopeless case of con-
sumption, Dr. Sinclair cured me."
Mrs. Mary Furlong, Woodhouse, says:
"Whenall others failed,' Dr. Sinclair
cured me of fits."
W. McDonald, Lakefield, says :—"Dr.
Sinclair cured me of Catarrh."
Geo. Rowed,Blyth, says :—"Dr. Sin-
clair cured me of heart disease and drop-
sy, when all others failed."
Diseases of private nature brought on
by folly Dr. Sinclair certainly cures.
CONSULTATION FREE.
DR. SINCLAIR will be at the
QUEEN'S HOTEL, Wingham,
ON
WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 13'9 1.
�(j
Tosn:::z:;1,
rii x �. \ , GCOURT Co. HURON,
AUCTIONEER,
ISSUER, OF MARRIAGE LICENSE: •
COMMISSIONER IN R. 0. T. ETC.,
WaoxiTER, ONT.
TEN POUNDS
IN
TWO WEEKS
THINK OF IT 1
its a sl osh ProdaCer there can bo
ala gneettoa but that
SCOTT'S
1
Of Pure Cod liver Oil and lypophosphites
Of Limo and Soda
ill without a rival. lYlluny have
a day
the
0
o nilby
'Ante
tt u
1;'
1?
GOrSUMPTIOW;, •
SCROFULA RROMCHI'tIS, COUGHS PAD!
Gil , `' .L,A2.• .i$ mrnc
Oe cine merle lettestta tiowhe.il linivittr.sehse1
virapyerr atoll Drupghta. i1.OQ.
o£ it+ t cures
Stallion 3oufe Bifls
FOR SALE,
rt
Very desirable Residence, with Large Grounds
1' highly cultivated; Splendid Or.hard • nand•
eouto Evergreen Iledgss;Gnod Outbuildings; Hard and
Sort Water; Pleasant and'Commsndang Situation,
Within three minutes walls of the town. Rare
chance to seoue a fine property.
FOR SEASON OF 1821.
71 you wania. nt,Show•y Bill, well Pitt together,
and attractively 'flayed, on good paper or card,
send your order to th,.,TIYILS Oifice,
A Number of Gobd Cuts to Choose
fro�l,-k�
Prices reasonable, and orders b^..nail. promptly
attended to. r^ ,
TiMES OFFICE, WlI1CC'11.
Money to Loan on Notes.
LR" Mfrs ALL F08M OF WASlutO O1S•
1�ASLli. AS �a
BeautLfy Your Nomas I.
Note Discounted
AT REASONABLE RATES.
Moloy advanced on at Mortgages
d o at 8 per hent.r. with
privilege of paying
otes
and accounts collected.
nOBT. ItXeINDOO.
Orme,—Tlcaver Block. Wingham, Ont.
D.1.2. GORDON.
,L .i ,. •LINE,
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
CHEAP EXCURSIONS to EUROPE.
Fortnightly sailinaa, frora
Portland or Halifax,
TO Derry or Liverpool.,
CABIN RATES; $4tD,$5bntid'$OO,Siufile; $89, ORO�'i'`
and 8110 Return,
ncStaterooms.rdnv to locatton of
Irl :" 001 CRRIED
INTERN EDIATE, Outward $.'ooS ; Prepaid MO.
Steerage at lowest rates.
Accommodations nnsurpassed.
Apply to 1I. Jr, A. ALLAN, Montreal, or
HENRY DAVIS, \VIN:GHAM,.
e c ltl stand, tvht;re,,lie has a large and
JAS. H. FRIEND, i!'WW.Wgy.
Silyerwage
Late of Hamilton and Paris,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAN1EN Qtadf as
TALPAINTER, PAPER HANGER,
FRESCOER, &C. Ow11 iti prier), and
Would take this opportunityofinforming the citizen
ld�h ilia Stutz.
of Wingham and surrounding country that havinl'LO
had large experience in city work. he is prepared t,
doAlacasttning,ital4ominingand Wall Papering itenr�asv..crs�s
the latest approved styles of plain and decora,ttrt
work. Churches, Halls or other public or private
buildings Frescoed in beautiful Colors and Design*'
at moderate rates.
HERE VIE ARE AGAIN!
CEO. PHIPPEN
Is now prepared to do all kinds of
l'JOUSE, SIGN, AND. CRNA-�
AtEN't'AL PA INTING, PAP1+?,Il
IiANGIN 0,'<ALSOMTN INC,
GLAZING, GRAINING,
LANDSCAPE ANI) SCENIC
PAINTIN t), , c.
1..:.
All Work done with
Neatness and flespatehr
PRICES MODERATE.
will be please 1 to
a Specialty
Graining in Walnut, Oak, Bird's Eye Ma-
ple,.arc., a Specialty. lc pl.
All orders entrusted to my care done with neatness'
and despatch.
....—
Orders left at Mr. Ross' Bookstore will reeetve�
prompt attention;
JAS. H. FRIEND.
Wingham, April 3rd.
stet
a intra•
v ever iloeial am
111 '�
d r close
lire Atve4
t aT t hnu t 1?
Satisfaction gua „ I zt tln,r alt
inetitttce.
1E1i +l . �j
'� 1
SPRING 1391.
MSS. E. MURPHY
Has just received
of and
dy opened bout a large
Spring and Summer.
111ts, Bonnets, Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, Laces,
Qat:, Also Baby Christening Robes.
MAN TLE DLP A.1tTllll N T
contain% all the latest material 01 Ililke, Satins,. tiro -
melts, Fringes, Gimps end lfantts Vieth.
Mantles made in the Most Fashionable' styles, and
at !Mats remit the taken.
• a
t ed to s.11.tt .,m80,41+004 so as to .sit all •par-
eitascre. A call soli Sted.
i
ntaerrlottat,'ptT.nwR'arcpair.bop.ariltteetyti R..takenescr.shIn.r+sltaatetat lj00t8,
prompt Ateidien:•
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IrEieA ',�1w+, �u,LUrp'1ly,
,. a • CPe . •'• Y.la en'`'... h'ltrg.ar., oast stat, 4,04, Wvr4tAgvat.
Mason's Block.
M !' S.
JOHN W T�
—Manufadtnr, of
I10II.DIND MATERIA all kinds,
—such as
SASH, DOOR
B L
FiiAME•, Etc.
,u.
NDS,..
Sooting, Siding, etc:, reused to order on th
ihortott nonce.
feetS
106 o'IN et try
over 1 We trace n
Lnrntttr Su oar yarn, nrrd can 53131
hay 8eraooe at If et all kirld9 1
A oat solicit$.
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