Wingham Times, 1891-11-20, Page 811. MelDTDOO.
Did you ever want to say something
a.pd get exasperated because you couldn't
make it Emphatic enough. That's the
way with us. Constantly striving --to
outdo -gone another --in the securing-ot
Crowd bringing -iuducampnts.- This
month is a test --we know that --every
article in= -the shop is --extra value-
bqt which stock --possesses the most -
attractions --you must -•-decide •-•- while
we try -every weak -to give you -great-
er worth: of goods, with added spice ---of
leesoned price --some weeks we -have so
many -good, things - we hardly known -
what to name --first, and -this is one Of
--them--Women's cloaks. You know
pretty well' what we have done. Sold
more cloaks than ever before by twice.
Could not help doing it. They were no
snare like other houses' cloaks than
Wingham is like Luoknow.
You ought to see the men's suitinge
and overcoatings in Cheviot, Melton,
plain' and fancy, rough coated and
smooth,all that's newandnQbby. There's
a peculiar air of grace and style in the
ready made overcoats we're selling. The
story of gloves is full of interest, tine kid
gloves,siik lined,heavy lined buck gloves,
Kangaroo driving gloves. There's reason
for pride in ladies and children's under-
wear, in white or natural, high neck
and long sleeves. If quality counts,
they're very cheap. Our blankets -large,
heavy, warm fancy border, full size and
weight; a cQid weather friend, rich look-
ing, good for wear, at
M. 11. McINDDO.
Lc ( tilkng n111 Lime
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, h891.
-It is now a ori
raffle tickets. A Pet
been fined $5 and
offence and another
same amount for sell
e to print or sell
boro printer has
sts for the former
an was fined the
g them.
-},laving opened a oustonu tailoring es.
tabiishment in this town, one door north
of D Sutherland's stove and tinehop, I beg
to announce that I guarantee every suit
that leaves my shop to be a perfect fit and
warrant them to be built by superior
workmen, only. Give us a Gall. Satiafao.
tion guaranteed. Chargee as cheap as the
cheapest. Coatmakers wanted at onoe.o
W J JonristoN.
The Garbutt extras
.satrp before Chief Justice
Mahon, in the Common
.:. Court, at Osgoode IJ
Wednesday last. Garb
ed by Wm Lount, Q C,
0, and W G Murdoch.
had finished his argu
prisoner, his Lordshi
observed that in his o
no doubt as to the cd
crime
,a i1d they would e
on the identity of t
they would decide w
the prisoner's eviclenc
admissable on the eft
ings. Judgment was
Gsrbtitt sent back to g
Canadian all : hrough.
Canadian intellect,art ,ndwbrkmauship.
The 1 e Christmas number of the Dominion
Illustrated for 1801 w ,1 combine three
dements to produce th most artistic and
beautiful Christmas ^ , uvenir ever issued
in this country. It wi+l surpass even the
magnificent one issue by this House last
year, Published by t ' 13abiston Litho &
Pub Co, Montreal.
[tion case came
gait and Mac-.
teas. Divisional
11, Toronto, on
tt was .represent -
W 0 Meyer, Q.
After Mr Lount
ent in favor of the
,the Chief Justice,
inion there was
mission of the
ress no opini«o
e prisoner. .A11
s whether or not
of an arlibi was
dition proceed-
reserved and
�AR TDIEs,-Y
lu
e: 19 a
, .tu parish des
y'.ways. 'It is rich
er far in traditions
.among them David
13rown, of .Priesthill.
will see ny the
old Yieighbor .is
A ton as a teacher of
n ive of Lesmahagow
o my memory in
in minerals, but
f the Covenanters,
teele and John
Ayton is in Nor.:.
mauby township, and gremont is wedged
in between it and Proton, where I made
the acquaintance of a ether and two sons,
McMichael by nam . They are lineal
desoatsidiants of Davi and James Michael,
rihi•soloug with one arkness planned and
r carried act the rest a of certain Covenau-
tleig prisoiiers on tit. it way to the scaffold
or banishment. Tis happened At Elute*.
kin
utet-
kin Pass, I)umfr• selttre ; Sanqubar, a
stronghold of t Covenanters not far
distant. To man of your readers it will
call up stories t the fireside; smack;
about Clayerhou e, Dalziel and Grierson
of 3'.ugg, those m n of blood, whose nanioe.
are still a hissing ud aperoaclt with the
stalwart peasuntr of Scotland. To such
stories our deceas d friend Walter Sloatt,
would Iisteu when boy in the uplands of
Gleneairn, where t memory of the laird
of Cralgdarroch, a. steel% Covenanter, is
atilt green. In suet a:school b& and tettey
trthare learned to be teeulfest in.the faith
iptad loyal to the rineipfes of Civil and
s freedom.
W tramew.
r tes° li. Over ¢ury Old.
.Mr Thos Tiplin , of Clinton, spent( Many oases are known► ,lf ',enema living
Bunday with his brother Amos, of the to be over 100 vearK olcl and titers is'no
good reason w
B1lteva1e read Cautelou, of Glin- .ily tine simnel tint scour. By
paying atteution to the lwaith by using
ton, spent a few dayl tits week with his Burdock Illood Bitter' when necessary to
frienclT 0 Sparling ,Mr D B Citllltck, of "purify the blood and sttetettl►vn the system
Cxaderioh, spout a lnday i l town -Dr happiness
Rutty be added to the tendert and
happiness of life even if the century mark
Belden and Mr El 13re,dwin, Qf Strut- is net attained.
ford, spent Sun y il( town with friends,
..Mr Wood, of Brampton, father of Mrs
JA Morton, sputa fewda sin town,
,
last Week, visitiu at Mr Merton's..Miss.
lea Gordon, who has been visiting in
Toronto for the p t two weeks,returned
on Thursday, Kis Martha Graham lett
on Thursday on a visit to her parents iu
Gorrie..Mrs Flenning, of Teoswater, was
in town on W nesday.. Messrs W W
Inglis and Jas oKelvie were in Milcl-
relay on busine s, on Tuesday. Harry
Bell, son of Mr T1 Bell, who is attend-
ing the London B siness College, spent
Thanksgiving at ome..Mr Thos Rout-
ledge, of Bross: s, Snndayed in town..
Mr Wm Lithgo`, spent his Thanksgiving
at Walton ..Mr Wenzel spent a few
days in Listowe this week.
Toronto\ Street Markets.
The receipts o \grain on the street
market Wednesda' were small. Wheat -
400 bushels sellin at 95a for white, 92c
for spring and 9 for red; all standard,
Barley -3,000 bu `.els sold at 50c to 57e,
Oats -200 bushels `='ling at 35o to 3630.
Peas -200 bushels )sold at 67c to 673 o.
Dressed Hogs --T. receipts were larger
and prices steady :t 534c to 59 e.
Bi IN.
RoBEwTs-In Wigham, on Nov 15th,
thejwife of Mr D .lei{) Roberts; It daugh-
te
GARDNER-In Ingham, on Nov 3rd,
the wife ofMrjam sGarclner,ofBluevale;
a son.
COMBS -In B1 th, on Thursday, Nov
5th, the wife of Jo eph Combs; •a son.
BtrBLnra-In Blyth, on Thursday,Nov
5th the wife of Chaises Burling; a son.
STEWART-In Olion, on the 9th inst,
the wife of Rev A Stewart; a 800.
KELLY -In Seaf fth, on the 16th inst,
the wife of Mr Ula mice Kelly; a son.
R.IED.
HORTON-ROSE
sonage, Mildmay,
Horton, of Gorrie,
Clifford.
M oszs-MASON
llth inst, at the re,
parents, by the Re
Hugh Mason to Miss Maggie Mason, 2nd
daughter of Mr Jr Mason of the 3rd
line.
DwYER-KELLY- On the 16th inst, in
church, Blyth, by
e, Mr Jag Dwyer,
Miss Mary, second
elly, hotel keeper,
At the Methodist par -
n the 4th inst, Mr G
Miss Mary Rose, of
In Morris, on the
idence of the bride's
Jno Ross, M A, Mr
the Roman Catholi
the Rev Father MoG
of Detroit, Mich, to
daughter of Mr John,
Blyth.
Sywso --Dion-
2anitoba, on the 28
Wright, Mr Geo Sti
toba, formerly of G
eldest daughter of J
the township of Mo
Ontario.
4i Portage la Prairie,
h ult, by Rev Peter
son, of Arden,Mani-
rie, to Miss Jeannie,
es Dick, Esq, of
is, Huron county,
DI
Fur. -In "Morris; on the 2nd inst,
lizabeth, wife of r.e late Henry Bell,
aged 32 years and : months.
KEELER-At Tez:water, on the 1'7th
Inst Margaret M B. tes, wife of Mr R B
Reeler, aged 46 yea s.
JOHN GALJBRA.ITH.
Nye don'trequire any lottery to do
business o1' any such false schemes. We
de business on sound principles, giving
the very best value we can for the money.
Did you know we were agents for B & C
Corsets that give .satisfaction or money
refunded, also all the other leading makes
on hand. A nice line of ladies' and,
ohildrens' ribbed costume hose received
this week, also a large stock of cashmere
gloves, If•you want a silk handkerchief
come were you can get beautiful designs
and Colors,largest stock in town to choose
from. We are still selling 201bs. best
granulated sugar for $1. Don't forget
the place.
Yours truly,
d'OHN GALI3RRA•ITkl.
Wingham, November 5th, 1891,
WINGEAM
WINoirAi[, Novonlher 10, 1801
Corrected by P. Deans, Produce Dealer.
$250to e2
08 to ..
93 to
32 w.
83 to
02 to
15 to
15 to
14 to
150 to 1
• 0 20 o 10
Flour pet 100 lbs,
Fall Wheat nor bushel, .
Spring
Oats,
Batley
(Sutter, tub
do lions,
Eggs per dozen
Wood.por coral,
Flay nor ton,
Potatoes, -
50
06
00
33
60
03
--Naw is the time to subscribe for the
TINES. You can have it sunt to any
friend in Canada or the United States
from now until Jan lst for only 20 cents.
"La Grippe.
"La Grippe" or influenza, can ne quickly
cured by the use of Wilson's Compound of
Wild .Cherry, the old reliable remedy for
Bronoltitis, Whooping Cough, Oroup,Colds,
Coughs and other diseases of respiratory
syste►n. Wilson's Wild Cherry has been
in use for many yearM and 1.14 highly recom-
mended by all who know iii virtues. Sold
by all prominent druggists.
JUST IN TIME.
For the benefit of those who sea nothing but ant;
tering and death betore them, I wish to say there is
hope for you yet. I have boon in a like condition
myself 400
my
restorationohealthiner-rela lelres Tit to
Grippe (which prostrated In by ntisevere d (other Sort
Gus complications,, When illy caro scorned perfectly
hopeless, my Monde decided to try .flistogenetio
medicine, and in loss than three days a change for
the butter was 40 apparent that we worn all inspired
with hope I COnaittued the treatment for number
of weeks, progressing slimly, but surely, day by day.
I stn now comfortably well and am stili gaining to
strength and power of onduran0e.and am a wonder
to those who know hew hopolos8 my case was, To
show my gratitude to Dr J Eugene Jordan for his
wonderful remedies, and t0 my Heavenly Father for
commanding his blessing to rest up them,I take this
way to lot all afflicted ones know,,where they may
find help in time of trouble.
AIRS. 13, P. SNOW.
02 Yorloille•avonue,Toronto, Oct, 28, 1101.
I can youth for the truthfulness of the above
statement. .
P S CAMPBELL,
S H I L O' Moa actor n
McAlester University
Books mailed free to any add resecexplaining the
C O P87R7 PTI ® IT onetiq systatn. ConeultatIOu and all inform.
tion Yroo.
CURL
the success of this Great Ccugb Cure is
without
a axle authorized Is to setoff oistory of edicins. RATTENOURY HOUSE CLINTON,
O
For the convenience of Wingbam patients our
representative will bo at
druggists•pos.
guarantee, a test that no other cure can sec•
cessiuily stand. That it may become known, ON
the Proprietors, at an enormous expense, are
placing a Sample Bottle Free into every home Wednesday, December the 2n�
in the United States and Canada. If you have ,
a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for
it will cure you. If your child has the Croup, • 70 a. m. to 6 p. m., and at
or Whooping Cough, use it promptly, and relief
is ;tire.. If you dread that insidious disease f COMMERCIAL HOTEL,. BLYTH,
Consumption, use it. Ask your Druggist for ,
SHILOH'S CU12E, Price Io Cts;, 5o cts. and
$I.00, If your Lungs are sore or Back lance, same Wednesday Evening, from 7 till 10.
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster, Price 25 Cts.
ESTRAY STEER. I
Came on the premises of the subscriber. Lot 6,
Concession a, Turnberry on or about the 6th of i•
November, a throe ye•tr old steer, rod color. Tho
owner 1s requested .to prove property, pay expenses
and tako hill} away
•
R. B. HARRIS,
Wroxeter, P. 0.
FOR SALE. „ •
Consultation Free. Call Early:
All Diseases Treated..
istogene in Medicine Ain,
Rooms 2 and 8 Albion Block, Richmond street, Lon-
don, and 19 Yougo Street 'Market, corner Yonge and
Water power grist mill, with 60 acres of land. , Gerrard streets, Toronto,
61111 does a gold business, and the farm is well im- ; Mention Wingham Times.
proved.
1
wst. B. SCOTT,
Milford, Ont. '
NOTICE.
p THE CULTIVATOR All parties indebted to William Ridd,
183rf 9,2 either by note or book account, will
AND , please call and pay the same• to me at oboe,
as they have been placed in my hands
for collection.
Country Gentlema
THF BEST OF THE
1j JOHN NEELANDS.
1 f{ Wingham, June 18th 189L
FOR SALE,
Lot. No. 6, and the E. 3l of Lot No. 7,
AGRICULTURAL WEEKLIES llth Con. Turnberry-150 acres; 90 acres
DEVOTED TO t cleared; well fenced; frame house and
other buildings; good orchard; cheap, on
Farm Crops and Processes time Apply to
Horticulture & Fruit -Growing M. O. CAMERON,
Live -Stock and Dairying, Or Goderich,
it also includes alt minor departmnts of WM. MoPHERSON,'
Rural interest, suchas the Poultry Yard, Entom- Glenfarrow P. O.
ology, Bee•Keeping,Grocnhouse and Grapery, Veteri-
nary Replies, Narin Questions and Answers, Fireside
Reading, Domestic Economy, and a summary of the
News of the Week. Its. MARrtET Itsroars are un-
usually complete, and much attention is paid to the Allparties indebted to E. R. Talbot
Prospects of the Crops, as throwing light upon ohs ,
of the most important of all questions—Mien to either by ,note .or bookaccount, will
buy ono when to sell. It is liberallylllustrated, and please Call. and pay the same to hie at once,
by RECENT ENLARGEMENT, contains more read-
as they have been placed in my bands
ing matter than ever before. The subscription price .
is $2.60 per year, but we offer a SPECIAL =M
D. Collection.
TION in our
NOTICE.
JOHN NEELANDS.
CLUB RATES FOR 1892: • Wingham, June 18th, 3891.
Two Subscriptiens, . in one remittance.... $4 nSS
(' ��ISiz Subscriptions,;. do.. dt.IgGR u _ C U T J A 11 S.
Twelve Subscriptions,
'Mao all NEW Subscribers for 1 892, saying ie
advance now, 'ER WILL BEND TAE PAPER %VEEICLY,
from eur RECEIPT of the remittance, to January 1st,
1892, WITHOUT CHARGE.
�rr
mom Corms FREE. Address
LU HER TUCKER & SON, Publishers
Albany, N. Y.
•
JUST ARRIVED,
A complete stock of •tile best
PEpantrMES,
Which are sold at low prices.
The following are a few of the many:
CRAB APPLE BLOSSOM,
,100ERY OLUB,.
EWXENIA,
HLLIETROPL, •
GOLDEN GATE
STEP HA(OT1S,
WHITE LILAC,
mita; ROSE,
WiI ONA l O(UET,
16 MARTHA WASIIIN'GTON,
LILY OP THE VALLEY.
16
00
25
,..t. -V O JrIC
IS fiEltEi;Y GIVEN that application will be made
to the Legislature of the Province of Ontario, at
the next mesion thereof, by Crowell Willson, of the
'town of Wingham, in the County of liuroi,,for an
Act detaching that portion of tarot lot number four
formerly in the first Concession of the Township of
Turnberry (now in the Town of Wingham), lylug
south of the ifiver Maitland from the.$'own at
Wingham, pr the County of Huron, for municipal,
Judicial and electoral pnrpores, and attachingthe
mn to tho Township of Turnberry, in the said
Jau.
uaiedntyat Wingham, (:tis 27th October, 1831,
3. A. MORLON, a
. Solicitor tOrApplicant.
4•
-el t_ ylj,•�i - S
I have on hand a;ood supply of
DRUGGISTS` CONFECTIONERY,
with all kinds of •
COUGH CANDIES,
We have in ,stock':
THE LEADER,
THE SILVER STAR,
THE L.A iO.E TOOTH,
THE 'NICKEL ,STEEL,'
•
T}IE FOREST BEAUTY,
THE EA -ROSE PRIDE,
TIE IMPrtUVED EILM.PION,
ALSO
A very `fine assortment of
AXES. .
J. A. cup & CO,
STONE BLOCI.
'OTYOE
S HEREBY GIVEN, that no arson or persons
have power or authority to aelltor dispose of any
Customers will find Tay stook of of the Farm Stock, Implements, Crop or Produce,
mums, 3KEDInzNEs atld CIIEli1IOALS coin.,situato en Lots 10 and77 in Concession County of and belong.
in tho
pisteIso m tiI t' Os-
Townshipof Ilowick C f H
arces
1 1s um
sible�any (1rhere to enumerate and all sold at
moderate rates.
A. L. ItAXI
Dr
Successor to Dr. Towler
ing to the estate of tris late Croekct Willitemithout
:tho consent of the undersigned thereto, and env ono
purchasing any of such property Without such con..
sent, shall do so at his own risk.
el November 3rd, 1801,
C. H. WILLITS,
Executor.
IT'S WONDERFUL
The money you can.
save by buying youi
goods, and getting your
watches repaired at Pat-
terson's Jewellery store.
lie gives perfect satisfac-
tion every time.
Try him and buy and
don't go by without you
do buy.
111. PATTERSON,
Practical Watchmaker
and Jeweller,.
Main st., Wingham.
FII MiIlillery
MISS URPI Y
IIas received a large and choice stook of
FAI.,L GOODS
comprising
Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, &c
Mantle Cloths, Brocades, &c.
LATEST NOVELTIES IN EVERY DE-
PARTIIIENT.
MISS FARR, of Petrolia, an experienced
city milliner, has taken the position
of head milliner and every effort
will be used to please cus-
tomers.
,
MANTLES MADE ON THE PRE-
MISES. A CALL SOLICITED.
Store opposite the Queen's. Betel.
MISS E. MURPHY.
Dr. bl ir
at, MI. A., L, C. r S. 0., M. 0. p. S. M.,
S 32E OIALIST,
TORONTO.
Jonathan Bushart, Listoutel, says :.-
"After spending all my money and prop-
erty to no purpose on medicar tneu, for
what they termed a hopeless case of con-
sumption, Dr. Sinclair cured me.",
Mrs. Mary Furlong, Woodhouse„says:
"When all others failed, Dr, Sinclair
Cured me of fits.”
•
W. McDonald; Lakefield, says :-"Dr.
Sinclair cured red me of Catarrh."
Geo. .Rowed,Blyth, says :.-"Dr. Sin-
olair 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 etre
QUEEN'S HOTEL, Wingham,
ON `
THURSDAY, DEC::: 3rd, l89J:
Done Savedonee
See our stook of lie,v.and desirable •
EO.;O` 'S and S:ES,
Overshoes, Rubbers, &c., •
For old Mid young, ati (rices Which dory competition , u.
49
Great Variety -Great Bargains,
Great Oppoxtanity.
Haring ptlrah business lately owned by
7dr D MoCotmick to the Dank of Hamilton and
added to the alrea q large stock, I wish' to inforin
the people of Wingham and surrounding country
that Tam Ina position to furnish them with anything. •
in theBoot and Shoo line at astoldshttgiy dote prices
ORDERED w0ItiC A SPECIALTY,
Your patronage kirldly solicited.
Don't forget the stand• -+Two doors north of the
PostoMioe.
JOAN '1YIARTI1.
EXECUTORS' - NOTICE.
Puretiadt to the /tallied Statutes of Ontario, 1887,
chapter 110, motion 36, the .creditors' of Walter
ontPrineftai�en,nttof
Sloan, adoyoOnro,gentleman,
died on or about the 6th of October, A. D.,1891, are
requtttd to send to J., A.MoaxmN,of the Town of
undo aimed EExeciuutors Of the said deoease&f ontor
few. the 1st day of December, A. D.,189I,"their
named, Arrdresses.: a tons; the tuft, part►.
eularsoftheir • ► ;�., ;el'theirseconds
and the na li, .,,. ((it any) held by
then(; and , , f <` bbat the Bald Er.
eeut0rs will.tiir the lost tneitti0ned
day proceed to Smote Ilssote et the Bald de•
ceased' among net) ed IIISttto, having
-regard only to the , , Neiman they small Hien
have guihaln, 2Ola October, 1801.SAM
JAS. to CEL LINE, f '"
J. A. MOUTON',
Wolter for nem