The Wingham Advance, 1889-01-10, Page 8rait One Great Man Can 4ccomplish.
The "great ones" of the earth have
',been justly designated as each for
having achieved ends and objeote un-
attained by their fellow men. If we
trace the rise and prcgress of them,
we shall see, that not only has their
sumacs been owing to a new idea, or
origival etiegestiop, bat in a far great-
se mansnre to the systematic mode
,,e( carrying out the projects, and bring
`cog them to a successtal issue. In no
stance has this fact been more truly
.• :amplified than in the career and
ditningespeed progress to fame of
•,ontas Holloway, and the proper-
, nate universal dissemination of his
els and ointment se specifics for
•----e eprly every dieeake of the. human
onst. 'We have' been fortunate
enough to learn from his own lips the
m • ocha operandi of this wonder. working
system, which evinces its superiority . not only in having leached the acme
, of perfection, but in keeping afloat the
organization, a "harp of a
teounand strings" to keel) in tune.
Lot the reader,conoeive to himself
the possibility of creating and con-
y ?-eiouine in working order a business
from whose keens two articles, with
the simile cognomen of Holloways's
Pills and Hedloway's ointment, are
kept perpottially in the hand and with.:.
in the reach fist one in every hundard of
a eoinnianity, and that the community
,00ntained in no less limits than sthe
circle of the earth's broad surface.
Now this is not only accomplished,
but done with ease and harmony
• while!. ; these almost uubignitous
romedies, bulled originally (as we
have been assured) from the vegetable
productions of that soil which gave
us birth, or moreover so .compounded,
. from careful study and research, as to
- act with divers tendencies, but: won.
derful unity of effect.; the, inclividul
prepertios of Holloway's medicines
become passive or notice, to suit the
exigencies of tne case, the pills oon-
taming both tonic,, as well as deter-
-, gent qualities, develops the one or the
. other:as the symptoms of the patient's
ease, may demand, the ointment being
-"on expellent" ail well es a ,healiog
appneatioe;takes a similar mode ot
attaining the desired end, thus, mute.
ally .assistiug nature to oust off the
tosnmen enemy, and subduing the
cempbral region of fell disease.
Much more could, be seid on this
poiut than can Well, come within the
scope of this short article, which we
I. eve thought it our duty to devote to
i. casual gianee at a great undertake
; Mg, that may have escaped the ob-
servation, and cousequently the due
appreciation ofa portion of our read,
ers ; 'a system conceined as it was,
aal carried out as it is, by a muster
mindh WO will at some future time
„render epee further interesting par-
". Lica/ars:with regard to this peerless
and unprecedented epterprise.—E vs-
uiug News.
1 000 Cash Customers wanted to buy
k'2 200 worth of goods and get a Kite to
take home for the boys.
A. W. WEBSTER.
'Deafness Cured.-127:1; tggg'l
Book on Deafness. poser a the head. Mow they may be edred et poser home. Poet free 8d —nachos. John Nichollwara kr, Et. John Street Montreal.
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K A. BILLINGSLEY!
HORSE BLANKETS, CURRY-COMBS,
BRUSHES, WHIPS, SOAP FOR
HARNESS, TRUNKS,
VALISES, ETC.
r2,-2R=
OF
LANDS FOR TAXES.
TREMENiDOUS LOW PRICES
---IN
FALL and WINTER
GOODS.
Everybody come and take advantage of out' low prices, as we
are slaughtering goods to suit the times.
JUSTA BRIV1 DI
A LOT OF
Flannels, Twe'eds, Pantings Over-
coatings and Uderclothing which
we can sell -
LOWER THAN FIRST COST.
Bought from a house that has failed.
DRESS Goons AND TRIMMINGS
in endless variety.
Mantle Goods and Ulsterings
With trimmings and buttons to
match cut free of charge.
.T A. ILLS.
Wingiam, Sept 6th, 1888.
Ontaxio,1 BY:5/111TUE of a warrant issued by the Mayor, under the Cor
Town of Wingham, porate Seal of the Town of Wingham, to me directed, bearing
"Co wit : date the seventh day of October, 1888, commanding me to levy
neon-r and sell the lands mentioned in the following list, for arrears of taxes due
theregn, I hereby give notice that unless such arrears and all ewes are sooner paid.
I Phial proceed to sell the said lands or as much thereof as may be necessary for tha,
paynient of the taxes and costs thereon at the Oblinell Chamber in the said town
Wingham, on
Thursday, the Seventeenth Day of January, 1889',
At the hour of TWO O'CLOCK in the afternoon. '
The followinglaade are patented:
90M112, ' T.—. Crete. m.„, survey.
Moot 10,21 i 13.10 lag
No. street. 14 feet a6. b0 e3.50 reel/
Pt. Parts, Victoria North, Foley'a
1-6 acre 4.52 2.40 N.98 Pt. El. B, Victoria Month, Goo.
6,
Catharine West, tractit Davies
92,: Carling East, Teiet di Davies 1 S acre 1.4.1 1.80 son 14 acre n80 9.x0 9.80 3. Maple North, John Cerilyn
Pk.let10,1osephine East, Gov. Add....IInwstented 2 sare9 ..9168 5.8 15.3E
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JOHN DICKSON,
TREASURER.
763
EAVETROUGHING
STOVES, TINWARE,
IRY SUPPLIES.
P iave on hand a large quantity of the bestbrands of tin manufactured
the world, bought for cash at the lowest pricee, in "the best English
markets, and as my faeilities'for purchasing these cannot be our.,
passed by any firm in the trade in Canada, I am determined
to Bell my goods at the lowest possible margin and not be
undersold by any.
My Staff of Workmen are A I.
AU Work warranted first-class, as it is entirely done tinder my own imme-
diate supervision. Eavetroughing specially attended to and properly
put up and completed. Stoves in all varieties, cheaper than ever.
REMF.J1BER THE PLACE-Opposite Ewehange Hotel, corner of JO
and Victoria Streets; Ilarldey rend AfeOrimnion's old stand.
Call and see me and you will Carry home the conviction that wbat I gay i
oorregt. My Motto is—"Small Pratte and Quick Returns.
NIMBLE SIXPENCE IS BETTER THAN A SLOW SHILLINie
D. SUTHERLAND,
Wiegharny Anvil 2.5th 1867
itreseurer'sditflice,Winilliam,./My 7,-1889.
Enropeen diplomats expect that
the greet war which is generally
looaed for will not come in-1889.
The Mercer scanty medical society
,yssterday examined Willimn Bing, a
colored man 45 years of age, who was
said to have two hearts. Tile exam-
ination proved that King has a divided
heart, such as is found in the lower
The loreeeltoi Fall.
Niagara Falls, (Jut., Jan. 7.—On
last Friday evening, about nine
o'clock, a large mass of rook fell Irene
the precipice of the Horseshoe or Ca.
nedian falls, and on Saturday night,
at ten o'clook, another mass broke
away. Is both cases the noise made
by the tumbling rock alarmed the
residents in the vicinity on the Cana-
dian side. The massive stone build-
ing known as the Table Rock house
was jarred to each a degree that the
doors were throivu open and the occu-
pants who had retired jumped out of
bed, greatly suited by the unusual
noise and vibration of the building,
resembling severe shocks of earth-
quake. The same sensation was ex-
perienced at the residence of Gate-
keeper Wnistler on Cedar island aid
also half a mile up the river, where
Gardner bleCatuerou lives. The effect
of these theplacemente on the contour
of the LEH is quite marked, the change
being from that of angle as the vortex
to the original horseehoo shape.
Barker, the Boston checker player,
won his match with the English play-
er, Smith.
Hen. E. Sanley, son of the Geyer.
nor-General, was married on Saturdey
to Lady Alice Maude Olivia Montague,
daughter of the Duke of Maucbester.
Severe storms have prevailed in
&Wheal Russia, and 200 persons are
reported to have been frozen or lost
in the snow.
Holtenwes Ointment and
Old wounds, sores and ulcers.--Daily
experience &Mims the fact Which
has triumphed over all opposition for
more than forty years, viz., that no
means are known equal to Holloway's
remedies for curing bad legs, bag,
breasts, sores, wounds, diseases of the
skin. erysipelas, abscesses, burne,
scalds, and in truth all maladies
where the skin is broken. To cure
these infirmities quickly is of primary
importanoe, as compulsory confine-
ri:snt indoors weakens the general
health. The ready means of care are
found in Holloway's ointment and.
pins, whirl, heal the sores and expel
their pause. In the very worst cases
the ointment has succeeded in effect-
ing a perfect cure after every other
means had failed in giving adequate,
tonnuercial Rani.
WINGRAN
Corrected every Paursdayllorn ng.i
Flour per.I.00 ...... ...$2 40 to 2 40
Fall Wheat per bush $ 98 to $0 98
Spring wheat 98 to 0 98
Oats per bush ... 0 82 to 0 33
Barleyper bush ... '0 50 to' 0 60
Peas per bush ... 0' 57 to 0 58
Butter ... 0 16 tq 0 17
Eggs..........018 to 0 18
Hay.per ton -13 00 to 14 00
Potatoes per bush— 0 25 to- 0'30
Apples per beer ... 1 50 to 1•50
Wool ... '0.18 to, 0 20
Hides Per 100 lbe ... 6 50 to 7 00
Pork ... 6 50 to 6 75
Cord-wood... ... ... 3 00 to 4 00
Dressed hogs,per100 6 00 to 6 25
CLINT9N
Fallwheat per bush $1 00 at.$1 03
Spring wheat.., 1 00 Id .1 03
Flour per 100 ... 2 40 to 2 40
0 35 t4 0 35
... 0 50 td 0 55
Peas e. 0 50 to .0 60
Potahots perbag... ' 0 45 to 0 50
Apples '0 50 to 50
Hay ... 12 00 to 14 50
Eggs 18 to .0 18
Butter... ... 0 16 to 0 17
Hides per-lb 0 6 to 0:20
Shine 0 04. to 0 6
Weal.— 0 18 to 0 20
SouthdoingoO;... 0 20 to 0 25
Farm For Sale.
The subscriber areal for sale hie farm,
be.ng north half of lot 35, con. 8, East We-
wanosh, containing I00 acres, more or less, 76 acres are cleared and in a good state of cultivation. There are on the premises a
frame barn 40 x 60 feet, good frame house,
large orchard, spring well and pump. Ten
acres are seeded with wheat. Situated 6
miles from railway depot, either Belgrave or
Whiteehrireh, 9 miles from Luoknow and 12
miles from Wingham; church and school
close at band. For father particulars apply
on premises or address
JAMES' FLYNN,
Jan. 5. d492 Fordyce, P. O.
• Notice.
The council of the Corporation of the
County of Hawn, will meet in the Court
House in the Town of Goderioh, on Thurs-
day, the 22nd inst.
PETER ADAMSON,
Just. 7th, 1889. b792 Co. Cl,iv.
Mule Strayed.
Strayed from the premises of the sub-
scriber, Listowel brickyards. a mule, clipped,
having black points, standing about 151
hands high, aged. Any person returning
the same or giving eneh information as will
lead to its recovery will be suitably rewarded.
H. SMITH,
Wingham, Deo. 13, 'Be. Lietowel, P. 0.
Property For sale.
Twelve acres of land adjoining the Po,
poration of Wingham, in Tarnberry, free of
stones and stumps and well fenced, shads
trees and a never-failing spring.
Excellent chance for anyone wishing to
ran a market garden. Apply to
A. ROE,
Queen's Hotel, Wingham.
Wingham, Dec. 10, 1888. 4-789.
Estate of Thomas Price,
Deceased.
I hereby give eon*e that an Attorney for
Martha Price, who was the lawful wife of
THOM-AS PRICE,
late of Wingham, miller, now deceased, I
have applied to the Surrogate Court of the
County of Huron for letters of administration
to the estate of the said Thomas Price and to
have the letters formerly granted to Alice
Price revoked, and further that legal proceed-
ings have been commenced to restrain the
said A lice Price teem dealing with the estate
of the said Thomas Price.
Dated at Toronto, December fith, 1888.
F. W. RINGSTONE.
Attorney for Martha Price.
Township Funds to Loan
The Corporation of the Township of Turn
berry has about Tanya TFlooetlar DeLnellf
totoan on Bret mortgage. A ppls the
Reeve, SYm. McPherson, Glenfairow P. 0., or to the Treasurer, Peter MoLaren, Wing-
ham P.O. ti761
Turnberry.June 7, 18E18
Hawn Propertyfor Sale-
A house and lot, being ports of lots 13 et 14,
east side of Shuter street, Wingham, are
offered for sale. The Minding is a good frame
cottage, the property ofthe late R.Buehanan.
There is hard and soft water on the premises.
a stable; good garden and a number of fruit
trees. For terms and other particulars
apply to ,
WM% WRAY, Belgrave.
Winghata,Nov. 13, 1888. tf-785
D. N. WATSON
'I LICENSEDAUCTIONEER
FOR, THE COUNTIES Or
HURON AND BRUCE
Orders left at the ADVANCE office
promptly attended to.
RESIDENCE—Bell's brittle build-
ing, near M Bell's furniture factory.
Wingham, Sept. 24, 1888.
The Industries of Canada.
We have received a copy of a book with
the above title, and in it we find
amongst other notices, the
following in reference to
M.. D. JOBS,
Carrie e Builder. etc., eta.
The cart iage building business of Wingham
is one of the most prominent industriee, and
some of the finest class ,or work, both in
design and finish, is turned out by her factor.
ies. One of her most prominent factories in
this line of Vainness is that of Mr. T. L. Jobb,
whose works ire located on Josephine Street.
This business was founded 18 years ago, and
has long enjoyed a very literal patronage,
not only iu Wingham, but in the surrounding
sections of country. The premises oacupiea
consist of a Woodshop and showroom, which
is Wall feet in dimensions ; a storeroom and
slmwroon. 40;26, and a blacksmith shop 50224
tent in dimensions. The number of skilled
workmen to whom employment is furnished
during the course of the year is eight. In the
conetruotion of carriages Mr. Jobb Uses the
utmost care in the selection of all mateejals,
resulting in the production of vehicles of
a very superior order. The best seasoned
wood and the finest of steel and iron are
used, and nothing is omitted that could add
te the strength or beauty of the different
kinds of vehicles made. 4en instance of Mr.
Jobb's reputation as i'praittical and efficient
workman is evidenced by the fact that he
has been recently appointed to do the repair.
ing for the Massey Manufacturiug Company
in this distribt. Mr..Jobb is it Canadian by
birth, and ie highly respected by the trade
and public for his strict integrity, and is en-
abled tb offer and guarantee hie customers
advantages that cannot be surpassed either
here or elsewhere.
Norma —See my superior stock of carriages
andWagons before' buying eleewhere.—T. L.
Jens.
Farmers wanting repairs for implements
Made by the Massey Co. should leave their
EWCOMBE
P1 110FORTES
Elegantin Design
Solid in Construction
Excellent in Tone
PRONOUNCED BY AFT TO BE THE FINEST
MADE IN CA N ADA, antique Ito the best United States nutriments, at (Whn duty and freight is paid)
Per Cat, Less Expense
Wilt INC USING COMMUNICATE
WIT DIE MANUFACTURERS
OCTAVIUS NEWCOMBE & CO.
107-109 CHURN 3'.161, TORONTO
JOHN CURRIE,
AUCtiONE7 R.1
Orders Promptly Attended To.
TERMS, - MODERATE.
..' The Greet English Preaselptles
Cure. Weakness, Spermatorrhea, Emissions, impotency andall D.,is
eases caused by Belt-abuse iir ,i•-; discretion. One package$1, mita, lm.V.By mail. Write roe Pamphlet. farreat]
Chemical Co.. DetrottaXtela
NOW Tin TIME TO 8177
BABY BUGGIES
—AND—
HARNESS
—PROM—
Opp. Bank of Hamilton.
F. A. BILLINGSLEY.
Dee. 24,1885. 89
Fit PENNYROYAL •WAFERIS are cocaccuur seed, i ,,entlizibA.,0 :,:r.o;
,t,j-TAdZi by ma
Are il, drat driliste. sealed Par:
`"*Vrriaff: Virlearaidil:Zrmi NT , a l Asher likaly/S1 Woodward ava. Detroit, Aura
GET TIE BEST!
J. G. Field
PRACTICAL
P UTCII FJ 1
Bays nothing bat the best class of Cattle
Sheep and Pige, and sells as low if not
lower than any other bateher in town.
I always have a large stock of fresh and salt
meats, and deliver in any part of the town.
Sassage and other specialties in season,
While thanking my 'numerous customers
for their liberal patronage in the Oast, I trust
they wilelinue it in he future, and I will
d
o
b togive all good satisfaction.
SUOPOpPositc Bank, of Hamilton.
000
BOYS
WANTED
—,e;
4, W. WEBSTER
—TO BUY
-SUITS.
HATS,
OAPS,
SHIRTS
—AND GET A— .
The Berasuce of a Cab.
A line of street cabs had been Web.
fished in Trenton, and already one of
E them has d eyelet ed a pretty romance.
The other evening a merchant, tired
out after a hard day's jaunt - iu New
York, walked up the incline at the
Clinton street station and got into
one of ihe new cabs. As he entered
he saw not a lady had already taken
a seat, and would evidently be a fellow
traveller down town. He politely
raised his hat and the vehicle dashed
down Clinton avenue to State street.
As they turned the corner on the wry
to the center of the city the electric
light dashed into the dirk little com-
partment, and in a moment two eyes
were fixed on two others on the oppo-
site side of the gab. The eyes bed
not met -for many a month, and one
pair belonged to a husband and the
other to his wife. The pair had part-
ed, as many people part, over a slight
difficulty, awl the unthought of meet
Mg was the means of making happy a
home whirl: had been dreary many a
day. At first neither spoke ; then a
hand woe extended and grasped, and
us the cab crossed the canal bridge
the equilibrium of the vehicle was
lost, for both sat together, and they
alighted together.— Trenton Times.
animal kingdom. The heart beets ,Por ... 0 00 to" ,0 22fare perceptib.e on both sides. express charges will be seved.—T. L.Jeer •
Witighom, April 25th, '88. 768. Wimaliain avii le, Ines
1:53e5riV7* "110114
orders with me in time,as flint telegraph and
CHEAPE
THAN EVER.
Hard Times Defeated
BOUND TO BE AHEAD.