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HomeMy WebLinkAboutWingham Times, 1891-08-28, Page 5THE ANCH.QR". HOUSE, , ,Our A a) is literally peeked from cellar to garret,with seasonable Cud fashion - :a ableew fall goods, We cannot even attempt to give a desoription •of them but we extend a most cordial invitation 'to all intending purchasers to call upon us and so afford us the pleasure ,of die - playing our goods and , describing their many excellent qualities. Stacks of'new Botts and Shoes from the best makers in Canada, and our prices are hard to boat, hen yeti. want Sugars, you laadbetter bring a grain bag along, for we are still selling 18 pounds of granulated,20 pounds of ckee and 22 pounds of yellow for a dollar. 1Vlr Editor, if you Shill beat that record in Winghit,in, let us know in your next fissile, Our Teas are daily sounding, our praises. GORDON & McINTYRE.. The Big Brown Anchor. CONKTAXI IU,N giLIAED• An old physician, retired ;from practice, ligalnle had placed in his hands by an Fast India misslonery the formula eta simple 1'egetablo remedy for the 'speedy and pereipnerntouro oI Oonsunlptioe, Lion. chitin, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat end. Lung Atfcotions also a po aitivo and radical cure for Nervous Debility and. all Nervous Complaints, after having tested Ito wonderful curative powors in . thousands of cases, he has felt It his duty to melte ]t known to hie antrering follows Actuated by this motive and n desire to relieve hamar aullorint I will Bond free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe, in Oernian, French or. English, with full directions for preparing and ueing• Sent by mail by Norex 820 Pc'vertte Block Rechestor, , Y. Belgrarve• The officers of Belgrave Lodge, T 0 T, for the present quarter are es follows ; 0 T, D Melt lejohn ; V T; 11 Agnew ; Roc S,,O Michie ; k' S', 13 Wilkinson; T,. Mrs Wightrnan; 0, Mina Bengough; M, W Anderson ; D M, B, Meililejohn; 0, 1� Wilkinson ; S, W Agnew ; P 0 T ,T Fells ;.S J T, G 11 Blackwell,. --The officers of the juvenile Temple were elected at their ineetinp; Monday evening last, and acre as follows : S J P, G R Blackwell ; _0 T, Norman Brandon ; V T„E Littl e- fair ; Rec S,. N McOrea,; As't Sec, N Wilkinson;' F S, M Wray ; T, K Wightman; O,A Proctor;. M, B Nixon; D11/, .O 13randon ;. G, R Close ; S, 0 Corbett. Both the above societies are in a flourishing condition and deserve the support of the community.—Mi R Sterling and daughter are away on a trip to Manitoba..—East Wawatlosh township Council have granted $1O towards paying for the new sidewalk which `has been laid along the 'vest sicte of tylaitistreet,-1)r itilo0psey, who is locataid in the Western States,, has re= turned to his home after a three weeks' visit to his parents liei'e.=The East Wawanpsh fall show will be held here on the 6th and 7th of October next. Clinton. (Intended for last issue,) Gorr 'DOME.—On Saturday last the soul of Miss Annie Beesley departed to its eternal rest. The deceased was only 36 years of aye, but for a consid- erable time had been a great sufferer from a complication of diseases, which term hated fatally on the afore men - School opened last week.—Mr Geo terra t•e, Her remains were in. Carr, who has been home for his holidays, tarred in the Clinton cemetery, Mone returned to•his work, at tailoring, in day.last,y and were followed to the Toronto.—Miss E Hill and her brother rave by.a large number of Clinton . are home from Thessalon, Algoma. He itilzens. is studying for the. ministry, while she, It did us good the other day to have :it hearty shake from a Wingham' ;ve believe, is about. to go to college.— citizen, in trio person of Mr W 13111. Miss Webster, of Thessalon, has been 13e told us that Wingham was still visiting Mr Thos Netterfield's.—Gospel booming and expanding. We .wish it service was held in. Lower Wingham school on Sundry afsernoon at 3.30. The Bev Mr ,Watson, Congregational Minister, occupied the pulpit. These services will. dour town, is still 1n a critical condi,- be carried out every Sunday through the tion. +She was recovering nicely from summer at the same hour.—The brick - her first sickness, when a relapse took x�work of Mr Wellwood.'sflnebriok cottage place, which has since been very is now completed and Mr Netterfield, troublesome. who wielded the trowel, has given place TiHFIRST HERE. --Mr John Steep, to the oarpenters.—Mr. Richard Shrigly elaires to he the first one who carried is.so far recovered from his blindness as e Orange flag for the lodge on the to come out and look at the'boysplaying `_ a ay eld line, 40 years ago. Ile ob- foot ball. thin the colours from Goderich,, and "La Grippe. • c bl h Cherry s h addressing with a amp, naming thio paper. W. A, Itch, Mango and Scratches of every kind, on human or animals, cured in 30 minutes by wood• .ford's Sanitary Lotion. Sold .by W. B. Towler, ".i+a Grippe” or influenza an be quickly oured by the use of Wilson'sCompound of Wild Cherry, the old reliable. remedy for Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Croup,Colde, Coughs and other diseases of .respiratory system• Wilson's Wild C rry has been in use for many years and ishighly recoro- mendedky all who know its virtues. .bold by all prominent druggists. Lower Win• g am• WINGIIAM MAI;ICETS, lvit.`mr,Altr, August 27, 1891 Correoted by P, Deane, Produce Dealer. 82 00 te 00 to 2 75 05 - • • 85 to 90 36 to 1040 to 00 to O6 t 12to 13 y 9 11 to 11 flour per 100 s, Fall Whist per bushel, Spring Oats, ,• Barley Peas, Butter, tub do Molle, Eggs per dozen Wood per cord, iiayy per ton, . Wool, 1 continued prosperity. • Little Cora Beckwith, ' who nearly a month since, was taken very sick in • • RAT WINGHAM FOUNDRY, !9 0[ MANUI'A,0TWIEBS O:h' TUE • BC YN «R ON : OT AIR FURNACES.. These Wood furnaces are. the best in the market to -day, and will be sold at rock bottom prices, 12 to 13 ,µ BRASS 1OK and FITTINGS PIPING, &c, 1 60 to 1 76 7 60 t0 $ 00 36 17 to 20 Executors' Notice to Creditors. rival?, ot Catherine Turner Smith late of the Township of Morris, in the County of Huron, who died on or about the twenty.eighth clay of July last peat, and all others having claims against her estate, aro hereby notified to send by post, pre. pad, or otherwise deliver tole. Vanstono„wingham, Solicitor for the undersigned Executors of the estate and effects of the said deceased, on or before the 2191 day of September, A. D. 1891, their ehristian names and surnanros, at dresses and description, tho frill particulars of their claims, astatement of their accounts, and the. nature of the murales Of any) held by them; and it1 default thereof,and inrmediato• ly after the said 71st day of September, A, D. 1891, the assets of the said Catherine Turner Smith, de. ceased, will bo distributed amongst the parties en. titled thereto, having regard only to claims of whloh notice shall have Seen given as above required. and this notice being given under the provisions of Revised Statutes of Ontario, chap 110; sec. 30, the Executors will not be liable for the said emote. or any part thereof, to pny person of whose Claim notice at Sl not have been received by then, or their said So citor, at the time of such distribution. R. VA Sra1E, Jnnx A. Malvern, }Executors. Shcicitor. RimHAItn Hoed., t Da ,d at Wingham this 26th day of August, 1891 carried them on his shoulders to the Listowel• • above mentioned station. . ' Rev Mr Arendt, late pastor of the Jackson Bros are having the front' Lutheran,olluroh in town, will leave of their store beautified by a plate town about the first of September to glass trout; If there is one branch take charge of Lutheran church in higher than the rest, you may, rest Sullivan, Grey county.—Mr Nicholas assured the Jackson Bros will climb Krotz,for years a salesman in different thereto. dry goods stores in town, has opened • IT WOULD worm A onARar.—Atom. a general store in the building owned ination and corruption in high places by Mr A D Freeman, on Wallace is now being brought to light. We street. May he meet with success is are of the opinion that a , little bit of the wish of his many friends,—The fall races will be held here on October 7th and 8th.—The ' cheese fair held here is one of the best in the Province. Upwards of 12,500 boxes were offered and sold at the last fair. , old fashioned justice could just now be used to great advantage in 0Ottawa and elsewhere. Ir tou rLEASE, RoaERT.—If our es- teemed bell ringer, Mr Welsh, would pull the rope a few,tlmes on a Sun- day, his services would be much ap- pre4ted ; say, for instance, a half hourbefore dieine service, both morn- ing and evening ; also for the Sunday school in the afternoon. it That very . essential • article, the ' Staff of Life, is now selling in town for 5 cents per 2 Ib loaf. If one at the present time wants a feast of harvest apples, they have luything to do but sing a song and get a1 Choy. want. Ts IT Scutrar lnAlr ?-Mr I1; Holmes, ot the Clinton New Era, preached, in St Mary's Sunday last. We have heard Mr Holmes expound the scrip, turns, and have thought with many others, that the title Rev should be put before his flame, Did we Say Reverend 1 Yes, meaning that he was as worthy the appellationas other divines. But bear with rue, Sir ; we do not believe in, that appellation being: hsot ed to any mortal man. The word is only used once in the whole Bible, when it says "Holy and Reverts end shall be nig name.” Then I ask, tyt lawful to give to mean a title that should only be given to the Lord God of Heaven ? LorlairlviTY.-Mrs Hanlon, of town, has at the present time as a visitor her mother, who is 10 years of age, , and all things considered very active. She is a native of Ireland, emigrating to this country 45 years ago, the old soil still being as fresh in her memory ae it Was when first site bade it fare - tie 'She buriedlies' ttturbtafal last FACTS FOR - WIWCHAMM - PEOPLE who are not particularly anxious to have to call in an under- taker to think'about. Ci1I and Gentic.a1 nt-rep ��- • ed to promptly. JAS• NM RI AY & 00. _ ALLAN 14 E ROYAL MAIL STEAMSRIPS. CHEAP EXCURSIONS to EUROPE. EVERY WEEK. Montreal and .Quebec, " Derry or Liverpool. CABIN, 550 to 880. According to Steamer and location of Stateroom. Intermediate and Steerage at low' rates. NO CATTLE CARRIED. • SERVICE OF LINEALLAN LINE . STEAh1SHIra. NEW YORK & GLASGOW via -Londonderry, every Fortnight. CABIN, 935 and upwarde. Return, 865 and upwards. Steerage at low rates. Apply to H. & A, ALLAN, Montreal, or HENRY DAVIS, WINGHAM, STATE I have been agreat sufferer from-femalewaakness. of long etandiug,and have boon treated by several physloiansand also been under treatmentin the Toronto General Hospital, and all sailed to cure me. I saw a medical book explaining the' Histogenetic System, and resolved to give it a trial. 1 consulted Dr. Roar, who prescribed these remedies, assured mothey would mire Inc., I had ,ny doubts, but was determined .to try nnce Snore. I took treatment two weeks; and uni•utterlyastoniehedatthe results. I am nearly well,and no language can descrlbehowtbank- fulltan that my- life is spared. This testimony is voluntary, and I give it hoping that hundreds of my sex may try the medicines and receiyo'thosame mer. v elloue good that I have. They are good to take, and, unlike any medicine I ever took before, leave no bad offsets' MRS. J. FAWOET'r 102 John Street, Toronto; I was attacked with congestion. Qf tho liver and in. (lamination of the kidneys attended with excru- ciating pains in my side and back; Could not lie on either side could scarcely breathe. Tho slightest movement caused agonizing pain. Nothing gave me relief. I sent"For Dr. Rear,knowing he had cured niy daughter of a dangerous illness with Histogenetic Medicine after she had been given up by four skillful physicians. In one week my pain was gone and liver and kidneys acting as well as ever. The cure Isom, pinta. It acts the most like magic of any medicine I ever took. I sincerely hope that the suffering ladies of Toronto and elsewhere may try the superior merits of the pure and tasteless medicines. My object in suing this • testimony is purely through sympathy for the siek and dying. 1MIRS. McOLLOUG1I, • 00i Adelaide St. cast, Toronto Our representative will be at RATTENBURY HOUSE, CLINTON ON mbar 9th ' Wednesday,' Sento x , English Spavin Liniment remoras all hard, senor calloused Lumps and Blemishes from.horses. Blood 10 a. in. to 4.30 p. m, for the convenience of Wing - Spavin, Splints, Ring Bone, Sweeuey,Stifies,Sprains, ham patients. Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs, eta: Save 860 by use of one -bottle. Warranted the most wonderful Blemish Cure ever known. Sold by W. B: zanier. Consultation Free. Wrolteter• SEND FOR FREE BOOK EXPLAIN- Mr..Thos.Gibson, M,P.P., and Mrs. ING SYSTEM. Gibson, left on Thursday of last week on a trip• to the Old Country. ,We wish them a pleasant trip and a safe, return,—Rev. George Broctn, pastor of the Presbyterian Church in this place .for the past twentytwo years, died on Tuesday last. -Mr Robert Black, formerly of Gorrie, has bought the Wroxeter Flour Mills,. and Mr Jas Ireland the oatmeal mill.—Mr Jno Davidson and Mr David Whyte left for the Normal School .last Mon day. ---You may think it very funny, But the world is never sunny To_ the man who has no money, But who wants it day by day ; You may say that he should win it, And should coin each golden minute,. And deolare he isn't it it— , Batt he is right in --the way 1 • ' Through the world he goes, unheeding All the joys on which 'tis feeding ; , In its rose hole weeding li'or the silver day by day ; Till at last, with. gall for honey, In a shady spot sunny, Rests thvman who has ao money, . In a grave that's in—the way. For bib 'laza or eta Gripre" Wilson's Compound yrup of Wild Cherry is a sure sad safe re ody. There is no better wadi, acne for the mare of Influenza, Brenoliitis, digiegke, CettlelOroetp' iedre iptogenetio Medicine so n. Rooms 2.and 3 Albion Block, Richmohd street, Lon. don, and 19 'rouge Street ]Market Toronto, vdentiOn Wingham Times. • of pure Cod Liver 011 with Hypo- phelfliioat ea Palatablef Lime Milk. Is A MARVELLOUS FLESH PRODUCER it Tt! Indeed,•and the ditto lade and taiil,pies who take, Sold eeslly, may be tortttled egelnst a cough that might Prove nodous, by taking 13oottrei Emulator after their meals during the Wiiitertr.,artyra. Neter* a rtatrrtiettiorta smut int/femme, e, 6 1 E`• W ' NEW BUTCHER SHOP. GEO. SHAW Wishes to intimate to the people of Wingham and Vicinity, that ho has commenced the Butchering Business agarol nod has opened :out 1n the0ld Stand, a few doors -North of the Brunswick House.. Where ho will keep a fresh stock of , BEEF, LAM& PORK, And ther Mee which he will sell cheap. Meats delivered to any part of the town. rho Patronage of the public elicited. GEO. SHAW WESTERN •FAIR LONDON, September 17th to 26t11, 1$91.., CAS ADA'S FAVORITE' Live Stook, Agriellitural, • Industrial and Art Exhibition natablished i86g. • LARGE INCREASE OF EXHIBITS AND .ATTENDANTS EVERY YEAR. 1800 was good, but 1891 will be better. $25,000 .IN PRIZES Attractions, etc., which are being arranged'. fort 1Ii11 surpass any yet produced. SPECIAL' EXCURSION RATES 'ON ALL RAIL- WAYS. • Entries close September 12th. For Prize Lists and.. all information apply to OAPT. A. W. PORTE THOS. A. BROWN'E, ' Pres, • Seo, Si�iafr, M. D. i1. A., h, 0, P. S. 0.,, M. 0, P.S. M., SPE iIALZST, TORONTO. Jonathan Bushart, Listowel, says "After spending all my money and prop- erty to no purpose on medical men, for what they termed a hopeless case of con= suraption, Dr. Sinclair cured me." Mre.•Mary Furlong, Woodhouse, says: "When all others failed, Dr.. Sinclair cured me of fits:" W. McDonald,, Lakefield, says :—"Dr. Sinclair cured me of Catarrh:" Geo. Rowed,Blyth, says :—"Dr. Sin- clair cured me of heart disease and drop- s [ sy when all others failed." b - tDiseases of private nature brought on I by folly Dr. Sinclair certainly cures. Beautify :Your Homes CONSULTATION FREE. J DR. SINCL AIR will be at the QUEEN'S I -TEL, Wingham, JAS. H.« FRIEND, Cato of Hamilton and Paris, HOUSE, SIGN. AND ORNAMEN- TAL PAINTER, PAPER HANGER, • FRESCOER, &C. Would take this opportunity of infoimingi the citizens of wingham and surrounding country that having had large oxperience in cit)evvork, he is .prepared to do Alabastining, Iialsornining and Wall Papering 0 thelatost approved styles of plain and decorative work. Churches, Halls or other public or private buildings Frescoed in beautiful Colors and Designs at moderato rotes. _- Graining in Walnut. Oak, Bird's Eye Ma- ple, &c., a Specialty. All orders entrusted to my mire done with neatness and despatch. Orders left at Mr. Ross'.. Bookstore will receive prompt attention, ' JAS. H. FRIEND. Winghatn, April 8rd. HAVEYOU,., any intention of taking a Business Course T 's koniU YM' SO 1he:Fone t gitg u$igeO$ Ool age OF LONDON would: like to correspond with you. CATALOGUE FREE. ' J. W. WESTERVELT, Principal. TICEOT. ON THURSDAY, SEPT.. 24th. 1891 All parties indebted to William Riad either by note or book account, will please call and pay the same to me at once, as they have been placed in my bands for oolleotton. O O O O n Paci�c it. LABORERS WANTED IN .. MANITOBA and NORTHWEST To enable laborers to reach the bountiful hetvest of Manitoba and the Northwest, the Canadian Pacific Rytvill make the following low one-way rates:= Frons any station in Ontario to DELORAINE METHVEN HAR'rNEV BINSCATRH MOOSOMIN, Going. July 28th and August 4tH'' `°Purchasers of 'these tickets to reeeive a Certificate thirteeno dollarsoc h,Aprovidieg they btor een working as farin laborers for One nidnth preyloUstO their return, For full particulars apply to any Calla: dian Pacific Railway agent. .15.00 NOTICE. All parties indebted to E. R. '.Talbot, either by notes or book account, will please call and pay the same to meat once, as they have been placed in my banes for colt. on. 0 1!