Wingham Times, 1892-04-29, Page 11' I
OL. XXI --NO 18
WI II !I, ONT FRIDAY, APRIL 29,1892.
The quality of our Carpets has been
;growing with the quantity. The newest
designs Are here ready for your inspec-
tion and your buying. They come to ue.
in direct importations from, abroad and
from the makers at home. Carpets can
be ordered now and held until want;
,ed ; cut and matched to your order,
The Lace Curtains, CurtainNetts end
.Art Mullins are going rapidly. and are
.diving Satisfaction to the moat exacting.
Gloves tomatch h enY
cwst at
e tha
t,s
' the burden of our messnge.to you today
*-in Kid, Fish or Silk.
Everybody wears Hose. We have got
full range, every size, ribbed and plain
and we want to tell you that we will
guarantee every pair fest black, and if it
is not .so, we will return your money..
That means a great deal.
We do not forget you, men. We've,
got everything you want, Our Gent's
Furnishings were never so complete and
our ordered department is rushing. •
Groceries, fresh and oitmplete as ever,
Shop early. Secure -prompt ,delivery,
This store clews at seven.
ORR & HISCOCIIS,
• Direct Importers.
The Bean,April 21,1892.
LOCAL NEWS.
f
-The welcome sh wer ofrain =Wed-,nesday night will d a great deal of good.
Cash for good butter and eggs at R A
Gra m's, Market Grocery.
—A. large stoc of new books has beer&
purchased and p coed in the Mechanics'
Instptrto library
Itis expect d that the new Bank of
Hamilton buil ng will be ready for oe-
oupation in ab ut two months.
—One Horse Wagon wanted. Apply
to -120, Wingharn P. O. •
—The clouds of dust on 'Wednesday
. were very diel) reoable, and many were
, tis fiquiries f r the watering cart.
—A numbs of Ocldfellows of town
joined their rethren in Lueknow, last
' Sunday,and attended divine service in
that town.
-For first•cla'as tailoring and cheap
gents', ,furnishiugs, try Webster & Co,
ltem.ember the place, only two doors north
Of' the old stand and between Ross' book -
'store and Halsted & Scott's bank.
'' � Dr Horsey, of wen Sound, son-in-law
of Dr Macdon d, of this town, gave a
gold medal to a awarded for oratory at
,the Owen So nd Collegiate I titate•
Theiere e ght .contestants, ech#Aof
whom' deliver d two orations, AP,
Robertson, .. Maryborough td* ,, i '
Wellington c unty, being awarded:
�x'-'` 4.
-Maitland Lodge, Nb 119, I 0 0 F al
celebrate the 'ard anniversary of tee fr
etitution of On fellowship iu America, 11S
attending' 'vi
tion tiztd:
Ich b
,
m.• The s
Watso,iitF,'�
o the Order wii `Meet at the lodge roorn
at 2.30 p na.,
--G T It trains for Toronto feud east
leave, Wingham at 6,30,a, tn and 11.10 a m
vitt'W G cot 13 Division, and at '0.45 a m
and 8.45 :p ne, ' via Clinton and Guelph.
Gro connections by all trains.
Messrs Van: one Bros, of .Kincardine,
aye purchase the Winghaiu Marble
'Works front M' r T Watson, and have
',•' kten pooeession These gentlemen are
practical wort: n t�rxd have had lopg
' experience in ria r tee, and know all
its requireniettt r ` ' wish them suc-
cess. Mt T T W, will remain with
th as traveller
doe
service in the Congrega.
Sunday, May 1st, at 3 p
will be preached by Rev
e pastor. The members
•--`.1'he follow n officers were elected
at the rogula:Y ni sting of Anchor of
of hope lodgo,I 0 T, held an Wednes-
day evening; Wm iioncl, C T; Minnie
Hunter, ' T; i i Lloyd, S ,I 'I; R .7
13 Biliott, F S; Lot
:or; Ed Sherman,
in, .Marshal; Sarah
McGuire, Sentinelr
take place neo
meeting. Twelve ue v members wor
initiated, one re.insti ;.sand a number
OIL of propositions elan ittnll. The lodge
�]aow numbers t13 me ,+ tit, th of whom,
Awe ad►nitle'.l Burin the pest six
rmoxttba.
M'e0lyuiont, l;. S;
do Watcher, Trees
Chaplain; ;3
++ Troves, Guard; Se
•'I e installation w
—Rev It McQoeh, to Orly of this town,
has removed to Chat wm,, to assume the
oliarge lately tlki.ed BC,/ l 11 Martie.
--Baby oarriaee8 just to. baud, 10 per
cent off for shot oaa11, a.t S GlaAoaria.
-4::1110113104 Court +aa held in, the town
hell, on R'ednesdwy. last; Mudge
Doyle itreaiding, Q.eite a number of cases
were 4110o1)e4 of,
—The Mitchell 3eoorder was bought:
b Dr, Hurlkltrt, of Mitohell, at the
eheriif's sale, last. 'eek, for the Liberals
of the town and x. ltyity,
—Good o d brick imitate rent iu the nUrth.
end of the town. ; Apply to
Pram, DEANS,
—Ur 3obn Warr', who left for Victoria,
I3 0, a few weeks ,go, has arrived there
and be writes he lime the country well,
and has a good sit' ation.
—Mr Wm 13on I, an employee of the
Union furniture f.Ytory, bad the mister.
tune to have.three:fingers of his right Floud
badly lacerated by -a saw, on Wednesday
morning last,
complete assortment of garden
and vegetable seecis,bv the ounce, pound
or parcel, at Chisholm's Corner Drug
Store,
—Mr. D. D. Wilset, of Seaforth, com-
menced buying egg by weight, on Mon-
day last, Mr Richardson, of Walkerton,
and Mr Moore, oil St. Marys, are also
buying in this way
—A. meeting of t
Winghanr Temper
held oil Wednesda
empowering the 1,
by way of loan o
MISS VII
'A. SCATHING
Miss L M P�
tarso, lectured
the Temperan
evening in the Pel
hall was crowded
god u
good audience gr
though• being in en
they did not app
chestra gave sone
Music, Mr Stall
entitled, ":folly
fd?'PS! LFO PURE,,
VOSI rtA OP Tut'.. L1iiJOIi
T1tAonc,
elute of frit Catbarines, Ou'•
tore on Monday evenid in
Iiall,`and on Tudsday
tshyterian church. The
n Monday and a very
Nei her on Tnesday.
ttt�. larger
h sir
m
-
ar rip litany. The or -
very ;geed seleetious of
mors: Alguew sang a solo
Facts Tars are we." The
M'fieses: Wateodgavo au instrumental deet
and sang'fj,asboard Watch." The various.
'clergy men we' 'e on the platform and as-
sisted in the opening exercises, Rev Mr
Sellers occup_�ing the chair on Tnesday
"eveniug. The
auspices of the
flouts taken were
met.
On Monday eve
to prove three
everything is set
suasion is a gran
enough. 3, Tha
must be settled
needless to say
With the claw
a great era
Welty, with
fir y across me
e. Qharebolders of the Whey be who
use:nh all Oompauy was England'eorown ell sick and died, mes-
last, .when 'a bylaw sages of coetdolenc. were wired from all
irecto're to borrow 1$400 parts of the world. nett there was rail.
the property was con• reading and its w• udrous feats, through
Armed.
f the efforts' of a George Stephenson and a
Jas Watt. Cotlnp, 'e this age with previous
niza its greatness be, its.
ttutioue.., The moving of
and the• :light. Political
W T YATF.S,
lecturer Came under the
C T Uuioa. The collec-
iberal and the expenses
ng, Miss Phelps offered
rapesitions, 1. That
ed by law. 2. Moral
and. good thing, bat not
these moral questions
at the ballot box. It ie,
they were clearly proved.
of the 10 1i century came
wondrous progress. .Ela
is power of flashing sympa.
sand connecting continents.
as their presumptive to
—I have the largest and best selected
stook of Dinner,, Tea and Toilet Sets ages and we res
that has evor been shown -en town; away democratic ins
down in price. Call and see them. the masses t
advances have been the milestouea of the
—The celebrated
lion Oarliele's.the.1,ra
Wilson, of Seaforth;
Windham during
Swartz's hotel on
eachweek.
--Conductor Su
run, between Tor
Monday last. H
to Toronto short!
Wiugham and v*
him from the t
The China House,
andard, bred stale
r . of ,.M ._
t r Robert
y
R
gill make a stand
e season, being at
ng
'ednesday night of.
der assumed his new
uto and Stratford, on
twill remove his family
�. His many friends in
inity will be sorry to lose
1n,
Plants (Flowers and Vegetables) -.Early
Jersey Cabbage, earliest Dwarf Erfurt
Cauliflower - . owdril;t and new Collosal
Stocks. uffant's Pcoopy Flowered White
and C: mine Asters are now ready for
sale. .d: few:house plants for sale. Orders
a be left at Ur John Galbraith's store.
T C GRAHAM,
Lower Wingham.
r
n chat -v Messrs
sRe 1
Fb ,
11 devote the month
yham,21.'lie services
will be held uuder ' a.e atitepices of the
`Presbyterian, Metho.ist, Congregational
and 13aptist denomi latiotrs of the town.'
hey will commence their labors on Sun.
y next, May 1st.
M i)
—Mr Geo-oI an formerly of this
town, but now of •C nnipeg, has been in
town tor' a day or se shaking: hands with
old friends. He is engaged in the cattle
business, and is dc- n here 'buying fat
sheep for the' western market. Ile is
delighted with Ma itoba, and Says that
a man has ten chces there to One he
has here to make oney.
=Tho celebrated ev1
Bunter and Crossley,w
of May to work in Wits
--W I' Bracken ire has a lot of Oil
Paintings; also,a few 13eautiful.Artotypee,
which he is aelling. very cheap, I have a
large stook of ,Moulding ot1 hand, and I am
making Picture Frames to order. rho-
tography in all its branches from militia.
tures to life size. Call and see what I have
when in town, W F linocstzxsaxnn,
Beaver Block, �Vingham.
14'lasT QoNGukGATIONAL O$t ucil,
WeenorAwr.---W. 11. Watson Faster. Ser-
vices each Sunday at 11 a. tn: and 7 p, in,
Sabbath School and Bible class at 12.30.
Prayer I'deeting every Wednesday
at 7.30 p. ni. Seats free. Strangers wel-
come, Sunday, May- 1st, Communion
after morning service There will be no
;service in Lower WI igharn nest Sab-
bath. Servioo to Odbfcllows at 3 p tn.
, Wiles t co an.
'- Will you It d the war w ? • • no signal
perhaps of the urc ap:roach of that more
'orrible disease 'en lnption. Ask your
kelves if you can i,: ord for, the sake of
s vng 300;, to rt . t risk and do nothing
it, We k w fr n experience that
tl itch's Cu. will cu your cough. It
e ar fails
ages I the t rd
In le y s e ay were governments
by the soverei, autoey'atrecand despotic. •
In the to day goy rimed' by the people,
for the people. S. has it been tending
from th days o y u f G sees and Rome on to
the present. As .f a nation, so of the
individual. Civil life baa gathered up
these advances . d embodied tbem in
Tawe;
Upon the :e civil questions Britain's
history bas bee built. Such is this ques-
tion of prohibit on and the destruction of
the liquor traffi , We are brought to face
this question a common manhood,
worldwide. It is not a queltion of one
nation, neither of i dividuality,bnt of state
and national suo ess or of decay. That
which destroys on nation effects mankind
at large. A contr at was made between
fifty years ago a. i now and the immense
progress made t ward this corporate aa,,
tion shown. Ev' euce of leading physicians
issue on such men as Drs
on.. and others. Civil law
is and thus makes eduea,.
he lecturer said she was
nd prove the evils of
e agreed on them.
nd where we may
,
She laid d down
oral issues, moral.
lines. 2. With the
es, civil Iaw gathers
ents. Anglo-Saxons
g:tbe means whereby
me entrenched and
gth lies. The founda•
iltee act passed in the
IIt tieing the first legal -
rink iu England. 'Those
cute law have the power
s the people, throth
that made it, and.
heir repre eutativet
wits an attempts to"
crease the revenue
s never so costly,,'
is. Remember Ldl`
"Luxury, my Lor ;.
e suppressed, let the
wilt." England has "oft
a s curse ton her fatt7er vvenu w vv u
s u sum traffic, „It sur will is over, G.
p wirework of 22 year
this law is on :Tier Wliilttier said, "14'riel
voted (town, but
granted licenses f
took nlillious of
lives to pay for
United Sottas,
theloss iu tnoq- and lives to ()uteric
during these years The man who makes
a compromise wt sooner eir later be .
swamped. Daniel ' ebeter was suck a
man. The political p rty that does so will
yet be swamped, Tie' e is a party grow-
ing now, backed by th Women's Christian
Temperauce Union a d by the worneu of
the land that will ye break existing par-
ties. If the saloon- in this town of Wing.
ham are doing as m ' oh good as the churches
they would not n: ed public protection, If
a church is built near your property, tlpat
property is in,reased fn value, If a
saloon is rented near you, your property
falls in value, so along the lines of political
economy the salon is a nuisance. This is
a moral question, yet ,x iorat suasion is
insufficient! The eat living heart of
humanity went to wo and 220.000 wear-
ing the blue ribbon sero ' hard to persuades
but the saloons did not r ie—they prosper.
ed. They,were legalize • and did more
harm than we could o good as moral
suasion lives. We believ= in moral suasion
lines for the drunkard, b tin legal suasion
for the drunkard maker You never beard
a single salooq keeper ! eland his business
on moral lines. "If I don't sell, some one
else will," and so he makes a martyr of
himself to save his
cense austairreci mud
twenty shillings, It
Ilars and thoueaudee of
the compromise of the 4
and who cap estimate
WH LE NO. 10
to us, Then Lad
English lady. can:
and I said, "It has
were, both one love
`God and hone an
cppeecratign of w
had helped thi
Tees, Richard
gathers up all t
tioual progress.
not there to stand
this habit. All we
The question for us
differ is "the remed
two principles, 1. 1u.
forces, along moral
advance of moral 188
up moral achieve
have been stud
tine saloon has
wherein their st
tiou of it lay i
reir;u 'of Edward
ising the •sale of
who made that li
to repeal it. It
their representativ
the people through
can unmake it. 11
regulate morals and i
by one act, There w
'habit for natious as t
Chesterfield's word
s
is to be taxed, but v
the cost be what i
brought a blight a
through her infame
is to her shame that
statute books to legal
other rnau, Like the
considerate °rocodrl of'the Gauges, •who
wept as he swallow d the little pig. Let
us have fair discus:'on on these points : 1.
What is the saloon? v iustitutiou legalized
300 years ago, with proviso to diseoive
its right by public o . inion, It is time to
do this now. The se, .ou has pamperized
man in In s.home and 'u his citizenship.
Has been weighed and f uud wanting. The
same power that made au destroy. It is
simply a public' notice ` .o quit. 2, What
is society ? The organ' g of a contract be.•
tween people. Iu ti a garden of Eden
Adam knew uo such hiug as society until
Bve appeared. S'acjety'ivaiv "made by wo'.
man—why not worst u purify it? He who,
lives in society . ow s a debt 10 it. We
t i re o aborti r
a no rn 11G o u lie e . We
h ve
]
should bear one sh re in its labors and sac-
rifces, If the liqu r traffic is doing this,
thou let it stand. f not, put it down,
This is a society right, Last year iu
Canada, liquor orst more than all
Cauada's•bread, schaols,cburches aud'min-
isters put together. Theta are men toil-
ing away down in tlen pits to get coal for
our fires to warm us. There are men
cutting timber in th
forests to build us
homes. There are armers sowing and
gathering grain to fed us, so every trade
is doing this but th liquor saloons. A
Mr Ford (then ember for Queen's
County) said in lifer, while lamenting
the untimely ath of a young man
through drink, at there was a fearful
responsibility . id upon this deadly traf-
fic. Ono of t eir members for Halifax,
who was a b ewer, in answer, said his
business wa: a respectable one 'and he
objected to tl a honorable member. Said
Mr Ford: I a. a carriage builder and
when I see one f my carriages go roll -r
ing down the s' set, with ,pride . I say,
there goes my •ork," can you say that
of your work wh:n one of your manu-
facture goes reeli.g down the street ?
One says, "I can d ink or let it alone,
If a man goes far, let him suffer for
it. I believe in odera tion ' But wo-
uffer for it too. Would
have been in exist-
runkard suffered ? 1t
od's economy that no
self. We. all live to up -
One says, "What have I
g►testion ? My son, my --The sttbserib
,other are all free from member of the
re is 'snore for you to do aivsx bo returned
has given you a vote. furtl st.
watching the stoning
e was included among A number of
u when you refused to c e 1od o I
0 op
ble mob cast the hal- ''Lucknow olid Tu
nee. The day istom-
men and children
the W C T Uni
Somerset, a cultu
forward and s
eome." There
, on one platform f
native land."
manhood and th
concentration aga'nst the saloons. A
Father Cleary, f the Roman Cath
chrlroh, came for and to pronounce I.b
benediction, find uch a prayer of•pow
. r
fora 'le
blessing on work, have 'z�
to see the bday ben the truth of
words is being powerfully reveals.
"Peace on earth, r ood will to men." Th
day is corning vheti memberssent
Ottawa ,shall go , ere to place the Go
eminent on His shoulders, whose go.
ernmont is peace Let us have a fres
dedication of ever tbiug to this tad, Thr
lecturer wound up a•muiniticent adcire-
by reciting part o e the battle hymn o
the Republic, "Mi e eyes have seen th
glory of the coati of the Lord."
lecture delivered o
ill appear next week
A report of the
Tnesday evening
Speci
Special services
in the church of '.
services.
re annouuced'to he bel
le Sacred Heart ((lathe
lie) here on next Sunday,May lat, At 10:8
a m, the Sacrific, of the Mass will be of
fared up by Rev C B McGee, P 1', S
Augustine. Th. subject of the mnorning
sermon will be' The parable of tine good
shepherd." Th music will be furnished
by the chair of of Augustine, and will
consist of the-1'liowing: ] yrte, Gloria.
Credo, gametes rud Agnes Del by Peter.
Offertory hym , Regina Cali Alleluia.
Communion h urn ILcoe Pannis. The
evening service ill commence at 7 o cloak,.
end will be as f ,!lows : Grand Vespers;'
Dixir Domivas, eatas Vei, laaudate Pueri
and L'andate Oml es according to. the Gre
goriau chant. H mu Hoc l)ies,Maguitieat,
by Peter. Serra• t subject, “The , Seven
:
Dolours of Mary. Benediction. O Sala-
taries. Hymn, T tam E •go andLandatA.
Omnes. A silver c.11ectifO_4 �'- till: '•be taken
up at both service l•v free and all
welcome. �,
lyiiasion Bart concert.
Thea fission Band f tike Congrega-
tion* 'urch gave an entertainment on
Tktu'fsclaj evening, �.^ -,p 1121st;. on China.
The audience was la'�ge nd. appreciative,
The young peoile anstiered their ques
io swell and 'avd ' ch inform '
t n "fie atron
Concerning the Celestes .'Empire. Reci-
'tatione and singing' wer 3 both rendered
'
heartily. `The Missies `ratson. contribu-
ted much to the evening 's entertaiurnent.
There were four essays on "Thee First
'
Missionaries", "Char apteristics of the•
'Chinese", "Medical M
the Chinese need Chris
on "`The Opium Tref
l
John Ritchie, jr, winch
with facts and was web
duction. All the e
ssions", and "why
tianity"r A paper,
" was , read by
was just crowded'
worthy of repro-•
ays. were good,
During an intermissio , a sale of•kinder�..
garten goods made by the Band, took
place. The proceeds, bout $155.00,t,'o
to missionary work. R Mr McGregor`
.
and the Pastor gave a few • closing' re--
marks. Mr Thomas De ns occupied the
chair.
Hunter anti (r'ossley.,,
Ilev Mr Hunter wil r each in the'.1 eth .
Ip 7 0• �,
dist church, on Sunday morning next. and
Rev Mr Crossley, in. tine Presbyterian
church. • The eveuiug •.ervice will be an-.
nounoe of Suuday mo -Ding.
A. Pitmen] Sense
Of'health'•aud atten.,tunwed and of
lire of Syrup
t1 nature
tt when
c°bottles
ease told comfort MA
of Figs, 9,s it aCts
costive or bilious. Fe
by all leading druggis
r begs leave •to remind
stitute that all books
o Saturday next at the
W. LITHOow.
sclay ttight last 'and
anized lodge there a
he W CT TT inn
len govern rue
their fighting
meet this problem paid the newly or
ur day and leave the fraternal visit.
oently asked "Do you .
—The social. t
iestioa settled ?" I
my businesa." When of the 4averliic
orld's Conference of postponed until th
onement de
—The firemen
their arrange=
be givet by the members
tend of May, the many
ring the present
text month
lave about c
ts for the
ttier the poet, a
verument has kil
e wroug doing to who is e.t the helm ?
St1011 ail extent, Let al give, vou two bits the S 0 wo er
of history, one in tem ow t Canada and oue •
thee forget liv112
the States. In 1705, the republic was
in a dilemma ; they ha to vote ou license
tuul on the slave quo ion. They voted
They voted slavery been. se they must lieve
cotton and could et get cotton
arguments. In 1703 cam in Niagara,
Ontario, the same questio 81avery Was
holp poor crushed
I years ago, Lloy
' loss of friends bet
I glory of accomplish
wish you had a ham
day. 'The world is
our convention welt
God spoke to her
It is allover." .Ir Birthday celebrat on which is to
d, does thee forget .
in Lown under th r uuspioes. It is
So we say now to
and to ail, "Does pedal that the pi granitue will consist
the holm ?" God, of Toot ball 'Leitrim tent forlocal amateur
hes, foot racer, ob-
ien'e coupling race,
<anomie concert will
humanity. iPorty
now he lives in the PmPtog, ozo. P
victory. ou will be given rin during the day, and
in the work some the proeoedin vs will 'be brought to
rotting better. At a °lose by a grand
two women speak. hall at night, for w
ored roman born foreign Wait is bei
n, went 4ia watAt
women. pereon holding th
spoke trance to the k
oncert in the town
' the beet local an.1
presmted to the
toky tioket for en-