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VOL. XXI..-.NOS 109o.
.+a ��WINGHAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1893.
1V'o doubt you have' heard that all
kinds of cotton goods were expected to
advance in prise. Such is the ease, they
have. Bat we were prepared for it and
our stool; of White Cottons, Grey Cot-
tons, Cotton Shirtings, Cottonades and
Denims is full and complete, all bought
at the oM prices and you aro to have the
full benefit, prices just the same as be -
before. We have a few odd furs left,
they are going at who hey cost us. We
are selling Boys' and Men's Overcoats at
nett cost, and will give you underware
down low, There are quite a few remnants
different kiuds we will not say what they
are worth, we will make a price to suit
you when you see them.
35 o nte till Ten 3 lbs, fave a or one doh dollar,
5 thbo
for one dollar and fifty cents.
20 Lbs granulated sugar for the dollar.
22 Iles of coffee sugar for the dollar. 24
She of brown sugar for the dollar.
fdregea 47.
.-Please shop efore 7 p. tit., as the
stores close at tha,dour.
-The saeramen • of the Lord's Supper
was dispensed at ti Methodist Church, o
Sunday last.
-Some of the yo +. g people of this town
attended the carnivin Brussels on Thurs.
day evening ef last =oh.
-Mr, H. Les has torted a butcher shop
in the shop lately o oupied by Mr. Wm.
Diamond, He has 1 advertisement 1.
, another oolumn.
•
-I am prepared to
price for al/ hinds of
attny butcher shop,
and well dressed. •r\
-:-The young peo
church intend holdi
Temperance Hall, on
ruary 17th.
the highest oasb
1, elivered to sue
wl must bo drawn
Taos E WALto:%
e of the Methodist
g a 800iai in °the
riday evening, Feb,
Messrs. H. W. essop, of Blyth and
Jas., Murray & Co., of he Wingham found-
ry, have new advervis encs in other col-.
umns of this issue,
-Friday last was t e stormiest day this
vinter. At no time as the temperature
very low, but the hig and piercing wind
a11d blinding snow tde it unpleasant to
be out.
ORR & HISCOCKS,
Direct Importers.
The BEAR, Jan. 19th, 1893.
marriage Lioehvos
Issued by Fisery PATERSON. No 23, Vic-
teria street, Wingham, Ont. Nowituesses
required.
LOCAL NEWS
(,/--Stores close
VVVVVV-M. H. Mcln�i
tisement this we
-Tuesday ne
St. Valentine's
' will be Ash We
at 7 o'clock.
oo has a change of aclver-
k.
t, February 14th, will be
ay, anti Wednesday, 15th,
aesday.
-Try Myer% Royal spine for horses and
nat,{tree at, Griffin's Grocery,
is—A number of y ung people from Brus-
•
,;,e'sels, attended the rnival in the rink on
1Tnesday eveu'ng 1 t;s
-We aro pleas to state that Mr. Geo.
Bisbee is conside bly bettor than he was
last week.
---Money to Loan. at a low rate of in-
terest, on real estate. AppIv to
• Lin. eowatR,
-The weather has
,. •ed stormy this w
.rood is severely felt 1
-Tile- Wingham
School Orchestra will
esters' concert'
evenitxg next, '
-Farmers aiid othe
dispose `9f should at
horsefeir,.otx Thttrsd
A number of buyers
been extremely cold
ek, and the want of
y many in town.
Methodist Sabbath
ake part in the For-
slgrave, on Monday
s having horses to
end the Wingham
,February the 23rd.
11 be present.
-Try the Belipse for obeap eoufes tion-
ery. Best royal mixed cantly for 113 bkiit,s
per pound, • • T,0 Sa,tnreed..
-The riext .borne fed in Wingham will
be held on Titarsuy, ebruary 23rd. A
number of btzyereewi 1 be present, and
those having horses to.a spas° of should not
fail to brine theta out.'
Followitie aro the L' epee Commission-
ers for Huron South atoll, Robert Spi-
cer, Peter 'Douglas, J bn Weir ; West
Raton, Samuel Sloan', as Ste6ens,.Hugh
1Yeaguarrio:; Bast flu n, Thomas Gib-
son, Geotge Fortuue, ' ergs M arcli°.
-•-Ladies, li tvO your get:menet ntacla-..by,
Miss 111. Johnston, Gregory block, oppoliitel
the (vueou's Hotel, Latest styles,• gond
work, alsveys iirst•elass it.
five smile Biotin.. nee in the rink
161 Friday evening hist; etween II. Bond
Mad S. Elliott, resulted ; n fever of S.
Elliott bya of a hap. Wo ,uderstand that
It took thorn 27 mjntttes t go the five
milos 'fir. Bond made it c• uple of fouls
on B ott, but fouls don't rake any time
in a rate, at Ieast they did et on Friday
evening last.
.4 -The carnival in the ri ik on Tuesday
ivening last was beget attended. The
slumber of costumes vat large. The Citi -
r' zen's BMA was in attar a ranee and enliven.
ed the proceedings of t e evening by saver -
al choice selections of tisle. The follow- p
ing is the list of pi`iz•s awarded: Charac-
ter eosttuno.lady,. iso Norma 1)insley;
comic costume, 1,11e1 Miss Lizzie Bullard; #
hest costume, g i4tt an, David Linsley;
dontiio cost .nue, genii man, Soxtus Vont. t
Tttmbor 72 was the 1 inky ticket for the
uPOetator's prize and c Geo. Sadler woe t
ti*holder of it. t t
-Auction sale of large eua.utity of
household furniture, z the market sguare,
ou Saturday, Februa 10th, at 3 o'clock.
. Deers, Auctioneer.
-The phrase, "no in it," is not new, as
many would suppo. -, but was used by
Euripides, more than 2000 years ago, in bis
Meleager, when he s ; s, "Cowards do not
count in battle ; the are there, but not in
it."
-The lecture in t11: Presbyterian church
on Thursday evening f last week, by the.
Rev. J. A, R. Dickson of Galt, was largely
attended. The speak- of the evening gave
a very instructive lett •e on Christian En-
deavor work.
-Tine Cobourg World s now printed as
a semi-weekly, being p inted nn Wednes-
day and Saturday. he paper is neatly
gotten up and is a °red' to the energetic
publishers, Messrs. Su !grove & Williams,
and the TIMES wishes i success.
-My stook of fancy groceries IR coin
plate. Frush English peel, now nuts. figs.
dates, currants and pure spices, at Yates'
grocery,
--The Wingham Ilile
have purchased the
Lower Wingham an
building there shortly
light by waterpower.
this power utilized, an
company will find the
able one.
-Mr. E. C. Clarke
once while going to T
last. When within a
that village, the roa
with snow that the
through, and he had
the distance, his corn
Wingham with the
Clarke returned next
our .-A good
tasse s it, was fo
ley' h el, on Sapid
20t1 The loser can
pro rty and payi
meat. Apply at
trio bight Company
water privilege at
intend erecting a
nd run the electric
We are glad to see
feel sure that the
new mode a profit -
ad quite an experi-
awater, on Sunday
out three miles of
s were so blocked
orse could not get
o walk the rest of
Inion returning to
horse and rig Mr.
ay by train.
ed horse whip, with
d in trout of Dins -
y eveuiuyz, Jaunery
lave same by proving
for this advertise-
TItneo Orn•IOE.
-It is stated that Mr. Samuel Grigg,
ormerly of this to n, will occupy a por-
tion of the Manitoba wilding at the world's
, fair, Chicago, for ho :1 purposes, Coax
missionsr Stuart, of tip i nitoba, connnent-
ing ou the building an how it is to be oc-
cupiecl, says :-"The 1 tel has a frontage
of 80 feet and will cont • n nearly 300 rooms.
Mr. Grigg, who formy owned the Grigg
Homo, London, Ont., s probably one of
the best caterers in Can la.
---At the meeting of th
on Monday evening laet,
consisting of znembersrof
IT., and other temperance workers, waited
upon the Council and pres nted a nurner-
ousiy=signed petitions of etopn.yere and
Mothers, asking the Comic to Limit the
number of hotel licenses to , = granted for
he town of Wingham for the icons° year
of 1803-9i to four. Rev. S. S 'lery, B. D.,
anclltov. W. H. Watson, ad. •eased the
Council, when it was decided tav
river of the petition, and a by -la
ffeot was passed through its severe
The license fee was raised front ;.
2266 for each hotel. For the pas
years there have been six licensed hotel
own. There has not been a shop licen
granted for Wingham for many years. Tlz
eniperancc feeling in town is taking pram
ictal shape,
-Cash for good butter and eggs at R' a,
Graham's market grocery,
=Inspector Robb
town this week,
Schools of this plan
• -Major will
London, will eon
Salvation Army b
Sunday and Mond.
of Clinton, was in
peoting the public
tad his Secretary, of
et the services in the
acks, next Saturday
--Mau waisted to out saw logs and wood.
Apply to • , i loLi':ex & Sole
1Viughacn.
-With this issue o the TIRES we send ou
a number accounts td would consider it a
great favor if those
remit at once. Wo
business and would
paid at o
11
have
0098
e.
3 leading
lewd to ales
7 o'clock p,
,-The former
children between t
to attend school 10
eoeiving them would
eeci money to run the r tug the meeting of
ke to see aII accounts action was taken
We understand t1
resigned his seat
--Don't come d
o'clock, Stores •':o
-We understand
intend taking in the
Belgreve on Monday
On Tuesday ev
kecting race will be
this place,between
of Brussels. and
her y, for $10 a, side
••-Meaars. Jos,
0 of the Com:mill
No. 1 Ward, honoree
to the Town Clerk,
merchants of the town
their places of heel-
chool Law requiring
o ages of 8 and 14 years
days in the year, has
been done away w th. The present law
states that oblides must attend regularly
for the full term. 'greats should boar this
in mind and save temsolves trouble,
u
own to shop after 7
o - hetrp at 7 p. m.
number from town
resters' concert at
evening next,
ing next, a five mile
kated on -the rink int
r, Bobt. McNaughton,
r. ia. Elliott, o£ Turn-
olley and Wm. Johns,
s deolarod • elected for
in their resignations
n Mondayevening, dur•
he Town Council. No
n them by the C noire.
t Mr, Rich. Herdsman
n Tuesday morning.
-Mr. Samuel Gracey, of this town, re-
ceived a Letter 'eeently from his brother,
Dr, Graney, as o resides in Waxahaxie,
Texas. In disc ibing the weather there on
the 23rd of Jan ry, he said it was warm
and spring-like, hat he was sitting in his
office with his c. • t off and two windows up,
and that he lute ded planting onions the
-Mr. Walter Cr wford, ntail clerk,
has been running •n the London, Huron
and Bruce for a umber of years, is now
running batween ondon and Toronto. Mr.
Crawford's ma friends in . Wingham,
though regrets tg to lose his genial com-
pany, are plea: d that the Government
have recognize his abilities, and promoted
him accordingl .
- For first-class tailoring and cheap
gents' furnishings. try Webster & Co,
Remember the place. ouly two doors north
of the old stand and between Ross' book
store and Patterson' jewellery shop.
-On Thursday ev ning of last week, kr.
A. E. Simmons ha Messrs H. Mercier
and Geo. Mbrrison, t before W. F. Brock-
enshire, J. P., chs it with disturbing
religious service at he Salvation Army
barracks. Mercier e e was tried and judg-
ments reserved ant Thursclay evening,
February 9th, whei more evidence will be
taken inMorrison's ase,
-G T It trams f r Toronto and east
leave Wingham at 4,:35 a in and 11,20 a ea.
via V9 Cx & B Division, and at 6.46 a re
and 3.50 p m, vie, Clinton and Guelph.
Good. connections by all trains.
Mesa CONGREGATIONAL OIiUROti,
WINGSAaz.---W. H. Watson, Pastor. Ser-
vices each Sunday at 11 a: tn. and 7 p. m.
Sabbath School and Bible class at 2.30.
Christian Endeavor ;Zvi. °Friday evenings
in Church vestry; 411 made welcome
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday
at 8 p. m. Seats free. Strangers wel-
come. Sunday, Fehr ary 12th. Morning'
subject, "St. Paul's ortrait Gallery."
To young people:" le boy was very
useful and never kne it." Evening sub-
ject: Nehemiah IV. taster.
ext day,
who -The annual i
-T'eeswater News ;
Culross, has receive
that articles exhibited
to Fair, last year, ha
the expert judge, Mis
eient 'merit to form a
exhibit at the World'
Chicago on May 1st,
has reason to bo prou
IifeKenzie has been
at Wingitacn fall fa
years, and we are p1
work has received the
deserves.
"Mrs, W. MoKeuzie,
word from Ottawa
by her at the Toren -
been selected by
Barrett, as of sum•
art of the Canadian
Fair, which opens in
93. Mrs. McKenzie
of her work." Mrs.
successful exhibitor
s for a number of
used to see that her
,°cognition it so well
--A good smart boy wanted at once, to
learn the printing business. Apply at
Trues Orrice.
-Tho anniversary se
with the Presbyterian arch were held on
Sunday and Monday last. The Rev.
Mingo Fraser, D. D., f Hamilton, preach.
wo excellent serzno s to large audiences
Stuiday. On Mon y evening a grand
meeting was held. Tea and coffee was
ved in the basement rout .five to eight
ock, after which ai adjournment was
de to the body of tit hurt'', when na-
mes were delivered b the Revs. Mtutgo
ser, S. Sollory, '4V. , Watson, Win.
Gregor and E. W, ughos, The Rev.
Megearrie occupied he chair. Excel -
musks was furnisher during the even -
by the quartette c lb. The services
ea grand success dna cially and other.
, the receipts f.nr the t•o days being in
neighborhood of $105.
ices in connection
Town Council, ed t
Iarge deputation, 4111
to local W. C. T.
tea-
ser
o'el
nut
dre
Fra
Mc
Ii.
Tent
ant the inns
to that aver
tages, wise
0 to the
Open its D
It is given to every phi, icion, the fortes
a of Scott's Emulsion being no secret;
but no etecee'aful imitation hens ever been
offered to the public. Only years of ex.
prime and study can proauce the best.
eeting of the Bible So-
ciety will be held 'n the Methodist church,
on Tuesday next the 14th, et 8 o'clock p.
Z.11 The address ill be given by the Rev.
H. Meguarrie. collection will he taken
up in behalf of tI e society; Music will be
furnished by the , ited choirs of the town,
under the leader= tip of Mr. W. H. Willis,
Miss Houghton . cc dating as organist. All
cordially invitee to attend.
-On Friday
ur curlers we
play with the
Ontario Tankar
se's club won by
score will show :
en17ssxts.
Dennis,
Scott,
Thomson,
7. T. Ross, skip.
Peter Scott,
Hart,
D. Ross,
Currie, skip.....
est, a couple of rinks of
t over to Brussels to
club in that place in the
Competition. The Brus-
en shots, as the following
mermen.
Nichol,
Rnechtel,
Dickinson,
22 Inglis, skip 14
Sutherland, '
Vanstone,
Rent,
..19 Patterson, skip17
41 Total 31
ussels, 10 shots.
Total
Majority for
enders Wanted.
Tender anted for thirty curds of green
bard oc (beech and rnaple) 22 or 24 inch
or 1 ,.'rds of four feet wood, for the
Me� .dist church, Wieeghana. Tenders
1•e, ved. up till Saturday. February 18th,
1893, `t' J. J. $ontrTn & SON.
Per °nets.
Mr Alex. Suther rid, who has been re-
siding in town for . to past few weeks, left
this week for Ed..ntou, N. W. T., where
he has secured et :rod situation.
Mr. H. Frank, „ Listowel, wee visiting
his brother in tot this week.
Miss Clara Lin later, of this place, is
visiting friends i Ashfield this week.
Miss Una Ellin t, who has been visiting
friends and relat' es in town for the past
four weeks, retur ed to her home in At-
wood this 'week.
Mrs. Wm. Sera , of Listowel, who has
been visiting her +n in town for some time
returned home thi week.
Mr. Geo. Irwin,
visiting friends in
Mr, John Clegg,
this week.
Miss L. and Lil Raves,; of Bay City,
Mich., are visiting teir aunt, Mrs. Drew,
Victoria street.
, Palmerston Repo er: Ales. Hay, of the
G. T. ret., Wingham, as in town aver Sun-
day visiting roletive• ud friends.
Misses. M. and A. °Lean, of this town,
spent Sunday with f ends in Bluevalo.
Mr. and Mrs. P.
home this week from
in Staffs.
Miss Minnie Wilso ; of London, ie visit.
ing friends, in town ti z : week.
Taunt • uncia.
The regular wont t y meeting of the
Town Council was hel.'on Monday evening
last. Members preee t, Mayor, D. M.
Gordon; Reeve, T3,. C. Sperling; Deputy -
Rem e, W. F. Breekoue re, moirecbnneillors
Dr. Towler, 3. S. Jero s, J, Homtith,
Geo,. Mckenzie, Alex. D vee r, tlolz, Herds-
men, john Elder, E. C, larks, and J. H.
Hiscocks.
The minutes of last alar and special
meeting were read, M ` McKenvie made
objection to the mint s of the special
meeting, when they ata d that he had
withdrawn his i'tsfgnatid Room he had
not withdrawn his resigi tion, but intend.
$1 A YEAR IN ADV°AN
ed to do so at the proper time. The min- Dr. Tow]er thou.
utes were then adopted a amended. Mr. 1 ward elzot'sld re
McKenzie then withdraw 's resignation. would be in ftwvor o
A delegation of tenzpe , nee workers was if the finances weal • permit it,
then introduced by then , W. H. Watson, W. F. Brockens1z' o stated that the
and presented et petiti: n, signed by 84 in No. 1 ward sho el remain where it+
ratepayers and 50 moth: •s of the town, I it was in the best p'sition in the ward;
asking for a reduction n the number of , it would be unwise o move the light,
hotel licenses in town. j Hiscoolzs then wit' chow itis :notion. Rove, W. H. Watson an S. Sollery then + By -late No, 207,' tppoireteee tho ors
gave short addresses to th. Council, point- the Council was tl do read.
ing out the object of the pe tion. + Moved by Geo. cKettzi'o, seconded
Moved by Alex. Dawson, :ecouded by W. ; S. Jerome, that M . W. O. Stuart's
F. Brockensliire, that th •; prayer of the ; be inserted in the 'y-I;tw battled of bf'
petitioners be granted an. that two hotll Youhill. The me ion was lost by the
licenses be taken off. The notion wets then , lowing vote : Fe the motion, Messrs,
declared carried on the foil. • ing vote: For $curie, Dawaont, erome; Elder. Agw£
the motion, Messrs. W. . Brockenshire, a Meessrs: Sparling, • roekenslzfve,I erde
Alex. Dawson, n__ �_,
is, E. C Clarke, i Hiscocks, Clarke, emu* and Towler.
til, Dr. Towler 1 Mood by Al. . Dawson, second..
st the motion,' Geo. McKenzie, tat Mr. John Forst'
n Elder and nntne be inserted et the by -fair, inste:
Mr• S. Youhill's Lost by' sv}ute vet
then read from above.
zoo to the tele- i By-Iaw, No. 208 appoiiz4ixzg the, .�
rs. Jos. Bullardelei :' of Health for 18 ! 3 was then read t
noes and also to • times and passed. By-law•, No. 209,
he bridge at the pointing .the fen eviewers for 1803
then read three ti es and pressed.. '
g, seconded by ! Moved by Geo. Molfenzie, second .,
,.13e on be re- ; Alex" Dawson, the , the license fee for
• mittee-Car- i ensuing year bee ' 00, °eel:neve of the
I which goes to t e Government_Wi
and explained
drawn.
ectric light edat • Moved by W. F. a rookenahire, seeon
d that it was by Dr. Towler, i amendment, that
a the stale, license fee for the e suing year be $225,
le. He would eluding everything. Reeve R. C. Spar'
e the light, thought that $190 e s high enough, as
nd asked the , license fee had been seised 430 last year.
s of her house E. C. Clarke ill ht that $270 was
high altogether. s
Mr. McKenzie h ving withdrawn
mended by J. motion, Mr. Brae :nshire's amend ••
pay the rent was carried on e following ' vo
t that :the light 11
sin where it
lighting all them
J
Messrs. R. C. Spading, J
Rich. Ilerdsinan-3.
Hutton as Carr, .in refe
phone to be placed in Me
and W. B. Hutton's resi
the notice to be placed on
John Elder, that the coin
Moved by R. C. Sparli
ferred to the Property C
ried.
Mr. W. Green seas prese
matters in reference to the
the foundry corner ; he stat
Councillor Golley that dro
showing where to place the
be willing at any tirne to m
Mrs. Watby was present.
Courcil to pay two meet
of Mrs, Virally for two mo ths, 44 -Car- Against -Messrs. R•
Moved by E. C. Clarke,
J. Homuth, that this Counc
tied.
ThP report of the Finance Conemittee cooks -4. For the a
Elder, Rich. Herd
was then read as follows: john Galbraith,. Brockenshire, Dr. T
charity orders, $18; Goya & 1VIcIntyre, E. C. Clarke, Geo,
charity orders, 1i7; Thos. Ir vin, fife, water and Alex, Dewsou-
and work on the etreets, .25; John Jack- By-Iaw,e4o. 210,
4, work on streets, 112.1 ; M. Lamont,. licenses diirthenurn
work on streets, §1.88; E. Simmons, read thOlines and
pr
inting ballots, $2.50; Joh 'Gillespie, fire Ms, '''.'llefeekenshire
and water and work on th streets, 63.25; . been' sekee
Alex. Roes, stationery, 01.2 , Wm. Dore, teze Connell to eefue . his dog, tax as
Rowsell & Hutchison, bla fornas, 05.* 'lidd been around. N
operty, $5.50; R. Elliott, seating, O&M efireVasei died two o after the apses
Section was Wort
pr
Canadian Express Co., ex ess on above, Caren:otter. .
80 cents; G. N. W. Tele •sesli Co., tele- ! 16cPe;;P'reil suitv.a
phing, 86 cents; .A.. H. 0 r, inspecting '11.„014001'ight Co-
igh scales, e3.25; Henry Court wood tha't
Gee, wood for hall e5; bt. Marshall, • the water would all
od for charity, 411.53; Ge . Payne, deputy , it would be a grand
tuning officer, 6..5!' Fleuty, deputy ' out. He said they
, wood for hall, $5; F. Davidson, flre be refunded -Cara
water, 0.50; Wm. oberbson, deputy Reports were t
inning officer, 65.50, °commended that !Button & Fessant
be paid; WM. Hol es, snow plough f! Gr
other repairs, $17.5 F. Davidson,
use ; ?lied with. the re
horse for snow pl , 05.85; Bell Tele- employmg the
no Co., telephoning, 50 cents; Wingliam _The reports w.er!
ctric Light Co, lig ts 675.10. Moved I
Moved by Geo.
le that all order •d. to M.P. Fletcher
893, be paid from ounty grant-Cer-
, Mr. Hiscocks st ted that Mr. Dick -
town treasurer, et the Finance
=Wee to ask the ouncil to raise his
C. Sperling, .T
endment, Messrs
regulating the ta
r thereof, was t
teted thee he 1
McCormick, to
Ora
we
for
Me
WO
rot
rat
tur
cha
wet
son
and
rot
65,
and
of
ormerly of this place, is pho
wn at present. Ele
f Toronto, was le town ; by
mut
in 1
tied
son,
Con
svith
A. Miller, returned ea
heir visit to friends of tit
oved by T. Itis
lathe, thee ac
the snow plough
r. Green said he
be p
eotic
dry.
141
by D
Elec
tion
to lig
Fire
next
Mo
ward
each
the t
te lig
es, seconded by n.
unts in connection
c paid --Carried.
'ought the accouut
le Light Co. should
mid in full, as he 1 Id not received weir
e to discontinue he light at the form -
r, Towler, that le account of the
trio Light Co., be ttid-Carried.
ved by E. C. CIsa te, seconded by J.
Iiscocke, that the atter of the posi-
of the light it, No. and with reference
hts for other war , ho referred to the
ema water Com
onattle that this
ry to put an tfie
McKenzie 01641
ward Would not
ht the town proper
that the Wingh
purehased the
y were going to
mber of the 'cities:
form the Council,
out of the pond a
portunity to clean
uld be willing te
it out. No tied
d.
en 'read frein Mes
g that they harl
uiremeras. of the by-
mber of bands requir
erred to the Extent
er to act.
3. Homuth, that tl auditors be paid
eaCcho-mtntiiction were,. then read fro
Messrs. Win. John and jos. d
'cleaning their s sta. es, . Councillors
ward No, 1. We undtheithal thitt Ri
Herdsman resign t owing day.
An atentis
P B Mane gnu,' formerly with
'Brennan & Co, tanners, Wingluttn, rimy
"Meese seed me by express two bot
We would not be without it et our fttaill
It will cure any kind of cough or cold a
ail my old Whigham friends and neon
speak too highly of it."
Sincerely years,
For sale at Williams' Drug Store, at
tor bottle,
ttee, to report at Tett Y.
Mr, jag. Parish, o a 13, contra:Rio
s, seconded by J• has Yeeeetly purchase aline thorough
uned deem lt Chester Mite pig, a will keep hi
Choice 6 e a.
position to supply fe.milies ne
with "new teas, at jobbers pries% No
the tithe tO tiecureyour tete.
that one light in
not allow them