Wingham Times, 1892-01-15, Page 7ill be
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for next
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nity and
ring. In
since the
rentyvfive
cantata
signed in
ee Court
with the
phut last
has been
the Ponce
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Our Pali and Winter buying has been done with a view of offering yon the best qualities at the best figures.
And we invite all who are in need of a FI EtiST-CLA: S SUIT
• to closely inspect our varied
)..aoe 011 Ear h u 311y your
.allti
The NhoIe World Wants 1 buy the lest THE BEST is our Bid for dour Bustries1
And the Pace 'o do that is at
110 M U, T ® 8
7 S
STOOK OF OV:. RCOATINGS, .WORSTEDS AND TWEED,
which we are prepared to make up in the very latest style,, and best; wor'kntansbip,having improved our facilities for so doing.
VHF STILL LEAD IN GENT'S FURNISHINGS
such as Shirts of all kinds, Cuffs, Collars, Ties, Gloves, and all descriptions of Underwear, in fact, everything to make you comfortable.
W e are also Headquarters for 'TRUNKS ' AND VALISES,
IlV OUR BOOT AND SHOE DEPARTMENT
you are especially interested, as you eaa finch everything, in that line, from the largest to the smallest sizes. We especially invite your attention to our rew style' of SEAMLESS
BOON, whirl) we are now introducing and which we feel satisfied will give entire satisfaction. Never before have we been gble to offer so large and varied assortment of fresh
'and pleasing styles in OVERSHOES, RUBBERS. and FELT GOODS, which we have in endless variety and of the best quality, namely, tt.e Goodyear Brand. And in order to
meet the wants of all, we have a {-toed shock of Home-made Men's Boots, and are prepared to make to order, on the shortest notice, that department being under the able manage-
ment of our old townsinan, JOSEPH 11,ISDON, whose abilities in that line have become a°household word.
In closing., we ask all and sundry to give us a call, as you will find the bottom knocked completely out of the big prices. WE WILL NOT BE UNDERSOLD.
REPAIRING done in the latest style of the art and utmost despatch. •
Je J H O M V T H. & SON.
N. D.:—.A11. Notes and S,. ounts mast be settled by the first of 'December. We must have money to meet our obligations.
Dir DI An Tusks, --Iii a late commuaioa-
tion which you were good enough to insert,
I
left off just at the poiit where 1 had seeur-
ed asituation awa3from home. No sooner
hadMrProudreot heard of the same •than he
rode into Biggar and offered to be guieran,
tor for any toggery I might require. In a
few days thereafter, mother and I left on
my way to a new sphere of activity. Two
sisters came as far as Culver, a• favorite
white cat following. In due time -we
reached Lamington, at that time a dilapi-
dated hamlet, but now, thanks to the late
Lord Lamington, : it is a perfect picture of
rural loveliness. I may mention, in pass,
ing, .that he sits for his portrait as
Buokhuist in Beaconsfield's novel of Con-
ingsby,. His family, the Oochranes, are
proud to trace their descendents to Sir
Wm Wallace, who married Marion Broad-,
foot,• the heiress of Lamington, who
figures in Mies Porter's novel,. "The Scot-
tish Chiefs," The mountain Tiuto causes
the Clyde to make a detour, when it winds
in serpentine folds for many miles, cuts.
its way through the old red saudstone,
Mumbles over tour !inns, and then peace.
fully makes its way to Glasgow, the Tyre
of Scotland. We turn our backs on Tinto
and Dungavel bars the view. Many• of
your readers knqw the local rhyme :
"When Tintook has got on lois cap, '
Dungavel on his cowl,.
The auld wives o' Lamington
Swear it will be foul."
Another Hix miles and we reach Abing-
ton, where, after a hearty breakfast, mother.
and I part for the first time. That sante
•forenoon, she yialked back the same twelve;
miles we had travelled over together, and
t resume a journey of nine • miles more,
under the guidance of John iVlurdooll, a
local carrier, but now or lately a citizen of
Edinburgh.' -We pass through Crawford,
with parish church and school, Dross the
•'Levan near Etvaufoot, a station on the
Caledonian Railway, where close by the
Roman road to • Carlisle, known in some
parts of England as Watling Street, leaves
aces of the fourth great monareby,paviug
the way for an everlasting kingdom of
peace and righteousness. Ascend the Elven
with me, and to the left observe mounds
like giant molehills thrown up by German
miners centuries ago, in search of gold,
Coins of the Scottish mint, knowu a9 bon,,
net pieties, may, still be found "fit the
cabinets of the wealthy, bearing/ he effigy
of a royal James. Lu a little while we
are wingtiug, With the minds of Leadhifls,
altogether a superior class of `men. Allan
1tanssay, barber, poet, 'publisher, pity
weight and play writer, was born here,
made a 'e,n1peteney iu Edinburgh, and
rets the 'credit iii tradition of founding tt
library in his native village. Within a
Mile or so, is Wanlook.head, also &mining
village,
irk the parish of Sanquhar, Duna..
ffriesshira. Piloting our way over a sea of
mountains, we look down upon Gienocher
elate quarry, now shut (Iown, but operated
in my time by a family of Itobiuseus,kins-
men of a Itebinsou who kept Rote in
Winghatn, From the quarry 1 could show
yv\1+a a Nunnery where I mad. my home, a
!sappy and healthy Daae for year, But as
ON Awe and Portrait, til, tgl lbs of pbb
Clyde, and each larger in volume than the
parent stream had each to be waded when
I was there, I don't wish even in imagine. -
tion and when La Grippe reigns supreme,
to ask you to follow me on foot. In my
next, I eater Dtimfriesshire, for the first
time.
W LzTncow.
Buren. Parliament.
l'he Council of the County of Huron
for 1892 will 'be composed .>af the
following 'members aim two 'deputy
reeves to be appointe-1 by thetownship
councils of McKillop and Usborne
Last year these were Morrison and
kydd,. respectively:
Balms
Tuoltersmith It B Mclean,
Usborne T 61 Kay,
Stephen V Rats,
Hay Geo McEwen, -
DspuTr
John Shepherd
To be appointed
H Eilbor,
1J Sherritt
J C KalbIleiech
J H Schnell
Stanley John Torrance J Erratt
Goderich Tp J Cox • J. Beacom
Colborne , Joseph Beck A Malloy
Ashfield Jos Griffith Hugh Girvin
{ John Chambers
John Bowers
F. Anderson
A T McDonald
C A Howe
W Cruickshank
S rohneten
+ 3 Jacques
W Oliver i
Ed 13ryans '
To be appointed ,
P holt
W Wawauosh
E Wawanosh
Eullett
Morrie
Turnberry
Howiok
Grey
McKillop
God+•ricll
Seatorth
Exeter
Bayfield
Blyth
Wingfham
Wroxeter
Brussels
A Stewar
T H Taylor
John Britton
H Mooney
,W MoPhersen
John Koine
Wm Milne
J Bennewios
W Proudfoot
AI It McLean
W Bawden H.Specimen '
George Woods
O Hamilton
John Hanna It C Spading
T B Sanders
" 3 W McIntosh
Welt Huron. Conservatives.
Goderioh, Ont, January 18.—The
annual meeting of the Liberal Con-
servative Association of West Huron
was held in Smith's dip' this after.
Moon. The attendance was very
large. The nomination was adjourned
until February evrd, at the same plate
The old officers were re,elected for the
ensuing year, Resolutions were pass•
ed, regretting'the death' of Sir John A
Macdonald, and expressing confidence
in Premier Abbott and Sir John.
Thompson; also one of condolence
for the death of E Corbett, of Clinton.
Addresses were delivered by Mr Hugh
Morrison and Dr d onnant, of `Luck;.
now, on the political situation.
The committee appointed by the
bencbnra of the Ontario Law Society
to consider the ' advisnhility of tho
three.dtvisions of the High Court of
Justioe,have'reported strongly in favor
of the ldropobitinn, and also of the
abolition of double circuits and separ-'
ate sittings of the divisional courts.
A novel ease of interest to farmers
war tried. at Fleshertoll recently beforfr
Judge Greaser. According to the rut-
ing any person purchasing agricultural
machinery and paying for it with any.
thing but cash or notes is Responsible
to the firm should the agent become a
defaulter, The judge held that the
agent must he paid the wherewith to
settle with his employers.- Thus tiara
giving of horses, cite, in part payment
for machinery is a risky transaction 1
unless the agent is known to 'be re
liable,
Halifax is experiencing the most
extraordinary winter '• weather in its
history No snow has fallen so far.
and there have been hut onA or .two
cold days. Wednesday was as mild as
a sprint; day, and rain fell. The un-
seasona,hle weather is the eause of a
great deal of the prevailing ait:knees.
Tho Head Surgeon.
•
Of theLubou ;Medical Company is now at
Toronto, Canada, and may be consulted
either in parson or by letter on all chronic.
,diseases peculiar to mat'. Men, young,old,
or middl
e'aged, who fiud thennselve uerv-
ous,, weak and exhausted, who are broken
down. from excess or overwork, resulting in
many of the following symptoms,,. Mental
deprossiou,, premature old age,loss of vital-
ity,lose of.rnemory, bad dreams, dimness
of sight, palpitation of the heart, emissions
laok of energy, pain in the kidneys, head-
ache, pimples on the face or body, itching
or peculiar sensation about the scrotum,
wasting of the ortiltns, dizziness, specks be,
fore the eyes, twitching of the musclee,eye
lids, and elsewhere, bashfulness, deposits
of the urine, loss of will power, tenderness
of the scalp and splue,weak and flabby
muscles, desire to sleep,failure to be rested
by sleep, constipation, dullness of hearing;
lose of voice, desire for solitude,excrtability
of temper, sunken oyes surrounded with
LEADEN MIX, oily looking skin, etc, are
all symptoms of nervous debility that lead
to insanity and death unless cured. The
spring or vital force having lost its teusiou
every function wanes iu consequence..
Those who through abuse committed in
ignorance may be• permanently cared.
Send your address for book on all diseases.
peculiar to man. Books bent free sealed.
,Heart disease, the symptoms of which• are
faint spells, purple lips, num bness,palpita,
tion, skin beats, hot flushes, rush of blood
to the heat, dull pain in the heart with
beats strong, rapid and irregular, the
second heart beat quicker thou the first ,pain
about the breast bone, etc,' eau positively
be cured. No cure, no pay. Send for
book. Address M. V LUBON, 24 Macdon-
el1 Ave. Toronto, Canada.
Children
always
Enjoy It.
c TT,
z:^I
Of pure Cod Liver tall with Hypo-
piumaititea of Little and Soda le
almost as palatabia an milk.
A MARVELLOUS FLESH PRODUCER
It le lrldebdw and the) little lade and
labalae who take bold easily, may be
fortified egatnet a -lough that Plight
prove *odour,. by taking Stiott'e
thinle1011 atter their inside during
the Wihiter iseeeon.
.Aware ofs!milt'i:tuttonamat imitations,
*pd & towns lblivl9'PbY,
if
•
Good Deeds Done.
TEEgond deeds done by that unequalled
family liniment, Hagyard's Yellow
Oil, during the thirty years it has been
held 10 ever-increasing esteem by the.
public, would fill volumes. We cannot
here enumerate all its good qualities, but
that 1tt. can be relied on a cure for croup,
colds, sore throat and all paius, goes with.,
cut saying, •
Culloden Clippings.
GENTLESIAN,—In 1888 I was tteverely af-
flicted with gravel of the kidneys from
whidh• I suffered great pain. I' was re-
commended to take Burdock Blood Bitters,
which I aid+ finding great relief, and after
taking 4 bottles can truly say I am cared
and have not siq.00 beeu troubled. I highly
recommend it,.
PETER WWEsr, Culloden, P. O., Ont.
Coming Events.:
Coming consumption is foreshadowed by
a hacking cough, night sweats, paiu .in the
chest, eco. Arrest its progress at once by
taking Hagyttrd's Pectoral Balsam, which
never fails to cure coughs, colds,brotichitis,
hoarseness, etc., anll even in confirmed
sonsutnptlon affords'.great relief.
REFORMER , ATTENTION I
The Annual Me ins of the East Huron Reform
Association will , - held in Brussels, on lfriday, Jars.
22nd, 1892, at 1 'clock p. to., for the election of
officers and th ransaotfon rof business. A full nt-
tendanee is r• hosted.
Dr. Macdo. = id, M. P., will bo present and deliver
an.addrese.
A. H OP, iv. H. ICERR,
Pres. ° Sec.
HOLSTEIN BULLS FOB SALE.
The Undersignez has for sale on Lot 10, Con. 4.
Turnberry, four t oroughbred Holstein bulls. rang-
ing from 9 tri 18 sonths old.' The above mentioned
animals are all ell marked and registered In the
Canadian lfer Book. They will be sold cheap and
on easy toren to suit purchasers.
JAS ELLIOT,
• Breeder of Holstein Cattle,
Bluevalo, Ont.
LOST,
WEST of Wingham on December 28th, NOTICE a
®TIDE -
The Count of the t'orporation of the County of
Huron will eet in the Court House, Goderioh, on
Tuesday, J finery 2001, at 8 n'rl. ekm,
WILLIAM LANE.
Co. Clerk,
FRIENDSHIP & 00.,
haying leased the shop, owned by Mr H Lemmex,
for a term of years; beg to notify the public that they
are In a position to turn out first class
Carriages, Waggons,
Cutters, Sleighs, etc.,
on shortest notice. Only the best guilty of mater-
ial used in their manufacture. '
•
The BLACKSMITHINCG carried on
as usual.
Horse -Shoeing a Speciality.
We are prepared'to sell 20 per cent. cheaper than
the cheapest in town.
FRIENDSHIP & CO.
he
BLUEVA
'i
Foreste
On Tuesd
OT
annual
ting of the
EESE COMPANY
e held in the
all, Bluevala5,
y, Jan
At 2 o'clock
for the put ose of electing 1)i
transactio of any other Maine:.
brought . fore the meeting. By o
JOHN IiUR. •'SS,
rotary,
ry 19th 1892
hi,
•otnrs and for the
that May be
TICE TO CREDITO
In .the ' 1 atter of Joni EDWAR • Hamm -
TON r waxy, of the Town of Wing -
ham, in he County of Hur• , Jeweller,
an Insol nt.
1891, a BLACK GOAT ROBE. Anyone above named Joh
hereby
Edward
tome
iven, that the
amines Tlinsley has
giving information that will lead to the )nada an assi?Ynmenle Reved )der the provllisions of
recovery of the same, will be suitably and amendinStatutes
Acts, o oall)n,lsriostate Viand etlecis, in
rewarded. trust for the benefit of 1i: creditors,
"JOHN FARQUHARSON, A meeting; 01 the mo' tors of the said John Ed.
Municipal Clerk ward lfamilton Dinsley hereby convened and will
pT0Cle.
Clerk, rbe held at the law oil . o ti,Vanstone, in tiro Town
of winghanr, an MO ' 'tY, ,he lith day of January,
.....___„4.,—.....4 1802, at 2 o'clnek in the aft noon, for the appoint.
LiDr
inept of Inspector and the g 'ingot directions with
reference to the disposal of he said estate. All
creditors of the aid John Edw •d Hamilton !.'Insley
X15 are hereby no fled to file th.ir claims with my
M. fi. M. A., L, C, P• S. 0, A1.O, P. s 11I„ •
Solicitor, 11.1' intone, SVIl» 1):un duly verified by
S '7-''1 ^, •,•-1 -,- affidavit and Iso stating tho nein + and vrinc of the
. r, , ► JJ_ .C7rr security (if ny}betel by them, on • More thc'2:3rd
a- 5 day of Jan cry, A h.,1.802
TOEONro.
Dated . W tngiiam, this :;Tat day o beeou)hcr, A.
D,, 1591
11010. 1 LI,,
Jonathan Bushart, Listowel, says:— n v xsrovt., tseignet. 1vi:rgttatrl.
"After spending all my money and prop. solioitor•for Assignee, \inolani, 0,t.
erty to no purpose ma medical men, for
what they termed a hopeless case of eon- AUM1NIs 1 UATOR' Ji 1)TItrE.
suinption, I7r. Sinclair cured me,"
Pursuant to 1110 Rotisui Sts es of Ontario, 1852,.
chapter 110, section 90, tio. r, litots of Thomas'
r heT.,s,s +i'' 9b•''•.i, th
Hastings, Iatt, of t !Ain.. To t t t t i 1 ts
County of Huron ae.x Piot im c „t tintario, 1 oenia%
who died on or about the 23rd d. 1 4 October, i 1).
18111, are acquired to ,,end to J. A .'•lnrion. 1,1" ilio
Tenn of ahi Barn, in that Dean ! of Huron,:,., r r•r.+
for rho umiotsi ued Adu nt 1 r of the wool sI'.
0easett, on or betoratn,. 1st +1 e ; • ih eruln i A. It.
1801, their nanlcs, •-.till . t +.: = tlp:it t14, tit'•
by folly Dr. Sinclair certainly tures. full partioularsof their • lmnty , ., , ecu ntof their
Mrs. Mary Burlong, Woodhouse, ss:
"When all others faiay
led, Dr. Sinclair
- cured me of. flts,"
W. McDonald, Lakofleld, says 1—"Dr.
Sinclair cured tris of Catarrh."
Geo. howed,Blyth, says :---"Dr.
elalr cured me of heart disease and drop-
sy, when all others failed."
Diseases of private nature brought on
CONSULTATION I+j1rEE;.
accounts and the nein,. t)f th.. mitis• t)f zu+y)
twirl by thea) 11J irari: a 1. I+, ,+ it ;,11114 that the,
• 'attl AdOduistratur will Sumo;:l'.<t,1. alit- Intl list
mentioned do),,weoved to +Life' tit, 1110 ir.nta of
DR. SIlYCLAI:tt will be ill the
the said tlCt:e3eCd roved
the p tit!+ •t U )tidal thCl, t+),
QUEEN'S hasimtregrtrdonlytn the0:.41.:••=•1,thick he shat
HOTEL, "t % itlg?.11arii5 'then hM 011at1 notlt:a,
011
DAVID HT. 1iA ITtilt a, Astanhilstratar,
MONDAY, FEBRUARY h,1, . J. tare." rrlt 1$1.to
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