HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1893-04-07, Page 1SIE WING
VOL. X.I.---NO. 1104.
Tliis week we particularly wantraw
ai- p larlyto d
your attention to our stook of House Far-
nishings, Spring house cleaning will soon
be upon you with all its consequent worries
and trials and the good man will be expect-
ed to take a cold lunch in a corner or on
the wood pile, maybe, and must not say a
word abaut it, for "The house is just a little
upside down, you know." "Strange where
all the dirt comes from, anyway." This
room wants a new carpet, • that window a
new pair of curtains or the hall a new oil
cloth,. To help you a little 'out of your;
trouble, we can supply you with all of tliese.
Our carpets, lace curtains, 'curtain netts,
art muslins and oil cloths, are all here. We
start lace curtains at 50 cents a pair and
are value. We claim that we can give you
better value in these goods than any other
House in the trade, as we are the only
Direct Importers. Call and be shown
through, compare prices and values, Car -
pats cut and mato-nod.
Shop early and secure prompt delivery.
This store closes at seven.
ORR La HISCOCKS,
Direct Dry Goods Importers.
Tax BEAR, March 23, 1893.
Marriage Licenses
Issued by FaANnn PATzRBON, No 23, Vic-
toria street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses
required.
LOCAL NEWS
—Oysters at Jas. MoKelvie's, 35 cts. tq;,
40 eta per quart.
— The town and was out on Good Fri -
da
—Good Fri c y was generally observed as
a holhclajr, al places of business being
closed.
—Just received -5 boxce bitter oranges
for marmalade; fresh maple syrup. Oysters
35 cents per quart. R. HILL.
't —The new bo ks lately received at the
Megllanics' Inst tate will be labeled and
giveh out as soo as possible.
—A provinoia base ball association wa
formed in Toro to, ,last week. Districts
will be formed o same lines as the pro-
vincial; lacrosie
ro-vinciallacroses a sedation.
CARRateEs—I expect to have a fine line
of Baby Carriages in on Saturday. Wait
VVVVVV for them. Prices low, at S. GRACEY's.
—Mr. Jos La , formerly editor of
Bincerdine Rev w, and latter resi-
dent in Winnipe has been appointed a
commissioner to ne World's Pair b ythe
Manitoba Gover went.
—The Rev. E. . Hughes removes to
his new field of abor—Adelaide parish—
next week. He ill be greatly missed
in town, and th best wishes of the towns-.
eople will ace pany him.
—Halloo there ! Where are you going?
I am going to the Wingham shoe store to
buy my shoos; I get all rips sewed free of
charge. J. J. McKinnon,
by an exchange that
o vestibules of the
is girls to register their
If this plan be adopt-
,on't have to wait to see
e present.
, father of W. W., Alex.
WINGHAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1893.
-,Trout fisliin commences on the 1st of
May.
Y
—Try Myers' Royal spice for horses and
cattle at, Griffin's Grocery.
--The Rev. E. . Hughes will admin-
ister the holy co Inion and 'preach at
Teeswater u a ext.
sinton S _ y next.
—There are qni a number of bicyclists
in town this seas n, and no doubt they
will organize a o b during the summer,
—A good girl wanted ; to do general
house work. Apply to
Mas, Joan MOLaLN,
—Bluebircls and
early in the path o
heard every mori
sweet, plaintive no
—The next nee
in the case Morri
held in Wingba
inst.
-The Mitchell
the Automatic Te
ereet poles fort
to n for a term o
—It is suggeste
slates be hung in
churches to enable i
names oc entering.'
od, the young men
if their charmers
—Mr. John Lust
and J. W. Inglis, f this town, who is at
present residingwith his son Walter, in
ui seriously ill for some
riencls in Wingham will
is news, and will wish
hila a speedy urn to his usual good
health.
--Ladie., have your garments made by
Miss M. Jebnston, Gregor.- block, opposite
the Queen's Motel. Latent styles, good
work, always tirst•cl.n..4 fit.
—Word has bsei received of • rho illness
of Mr. H. Clark, ho removed with his
family to St. Lot
Ile has been confit
wards of eight wo
of throat trouble t
but was nicely on
was received fromi
�rass birds have followed
the robin, and may be
ing giving forth their
es.
ing of the arbitrators
v. the `County, will be
, on Thursday 13th
wa council has granted
phone Co. the right to
ephone service in that
twenty years.
I have a few Parlor Suites that,can be
ought cheap, for dash. Clearing out the
present stook. Call at S. GRACES'S.:.
Furniture Rooms.
— Mr. Geo. Mc'
merly of this t
week with an at
the bowels. At 1.
gra -sing favorab
- 51r. Jas. D.
wilding situate
formerly used a
and will remove
Victoria street,
as a dwelling.
—The Rev. M.
Blenheim, havin
call by St. Pan
town, has accept
duct the services
April 16th.
Welke on, has be
time. His many
be
ry
to hear t
avish, of Listowel for-
wn, has been ill this
aok of inflammation of
st accounts he was pro/
oug has purchased the
near the Salt Block,
a Methodist church,
it to bis proprerty on
ad will have it fitted up
Wood, of the village of
been given a unanimous
's congregations,* pf this
the same, and will con -
the church on Sunday,
.Eat Itriiak••and.be Merry.
You can do it if you hay your boots,shoes
and clothing at B. IL Deana's.
The Grand ea
Gotland will nee
18th of April. Cam
town, will be repres
Taylor, chieftain, an
Dr. Meldrum, chief,
meeting.
—After ,an existen
St. Mary's Leader ce
its last issue and reti
istic field for good.
Evans, the publisher
tura was an unprofit
Mary's presents no
--Did yon ever
the month and '
in Marsh and No
That is, if March
vember will do
,plying to the oth
Sri leap year
November, 'Tito
the fourth day of
Bente day of the'
the 24th of May
—The regular me
donia, S. O. S., of
Monday evening,
Messrs. Jas. McAlp
of Brussels, paid t
visit. The Camp i
now has a member
—A new dodge of
their wits is to adv
chase a beautiful
Landing of Columb
the government, at
Send on your mon
in time ono of the
stamps.
—The IIartney,
fors to a we11-4
this town: "A pl
at the residence o
oh Wednesday las
third daughter, S
The Rev. W. A. B
of the Sons, of
in Guelph on the
Caledonia, of th
�
ted by Mr. Walt r
it is expected that
ill also attend the
of seven months the
sed publication with
ed from the journal -
n his valedictory Mr.
admits that the ven-
ble ene, and that St.
eld for a third paper.
—Cash for
o a good butter and eggs at R A
Graham's market grocery,
—Palmerston < vill erect a public school
this, year,, at. a cos of $9050.
—Mr, Geo. Phi pen, painter, do., has
an anuouneemeut n another column. ,
--Oa aceou tof an error inss s.
u e o his a eb
meet, Mr J 0 Cla e bas resigned his seat
as Councillor for o, I ward.
--Methodist C arab Pulpit Topics for
next Suuday; nrniug—The Third laea-
titude; Evei;io "The Sin of doing
nothing,"
• —The Easter estry meeting of gs.
Paul's church; postponed until the
lYth inst., whe Rev. Mr. Wood, the
new rector,. wi be present..
Do Ybu Wear Pants ?
If you do the proper plaea to get them is
at E. H. Dever's,. made. up in the latest
style, from $2.50,up.
—The following
Wingham Foot Be
week: E. H. Deve
by, eretary; Ch
Mr. John EId
r West Superior
lie will r,ot retur
ecure a suit
oa
re the officers of the
1 Club, oganized last
;. captain; John Allen-
. Stuart, treasurer.
r left, on Tuesday last,
Wiecoasia. It is likely
tor some time, if he
le situation. '
•
Mr. W. H. Wi 'belles declined to accept
the offer of the
choir master at
soll, extra inducein
out to retain hiss
Mitchell. Mr. Wil
shell.
iosition of organist and
g; Street Church, Inger-
nta having been held
vices. at Trinity church,
is has removed to Mit-,
—A sp i y in Picture and Wreath
''ramie arse now. stock of mouldiugs.
Also a ' e lot of, beautiful Pictures just to
hand. Don't.;bny until you call at
S. GRASSY's.
—There will: be es to
on April 1h, invisible
but visible tn. S.out
and the Rf al Geo
nglaud is. sending,
'the latter places, tote
cost will beabout. $1
tificsknowledge is; ex.
Mr.. J. 13, Ferg
d from his, trip, to
Friday last. Whit
fax, N. Sti,, St Johi
of smaller plaeosir
as Montreal and
His health, which
some time, was
trip
1 eclipse of the sun
o North America,
America and Africa,
yaphical Society of
expedition to loch of
observations. The
000, but much mien -
deft to be gained.
on, town clerk, return -
a Lower Provinces, on
away he visited Hall-
;, N, B., and a number
both provinces, as wel
ther points in Quebec
las been indifferent fo`i
neatly improved by his
1
—Additional l0 1 newo ou page 8.
—Mr, John Bid r hasa disposed of his
interest in the oa eaU mill to his partner,
Mr Wm. Clegg.
-The Fire Brig de are avulsing exten-
ive preparations given gran programme
of'sports, etc, ou lay 24th, Particulars
will given be u later.
g
—Revival servic are -being conducted
in the Baptist ohu h, this; week, by the
Rev. Mr. Moore, o Torontot Sar. J. M.
White, one of thee ebrated1WhiteBros.,
gospel singers, of P ris;.is assisting with
the singing. The stings are largely
attended, and coast arable• interest is
being awakened.
—G T R trains for Toronto, -and east
leave Wingham at 6.35 a m and 13.20 a m,
via W G d: B Division, and at 0.45 a m
and 3.50 p m, via Clinton and -Guelph.
Good connections by all trains.
$1 A .Y YEAR IN AIWA
-..Thare are now two VAR 'cies in the
town couinnl, 14fessrs. Su torland and
Clarke, of Nos, 1 and 4 ward
having reµitned,.
—Nr,Jas, Murray, of the irm of Messrs:
Murray ce Co., of the Win ham Foundry,
has arranged to remove Exeter and r u'n
� e E to �
the foundry iuthat villa e, He will re-
move sortie time in June, • ie expected,
-The services of the ethodiet churob,
aster sous ser.
. D., preached
on, Willeb WANE
it anthurns were
the parts.
respectively;
an -Sundae last, wore an
viae, the Rev, S. Seilery,
a sermon on. the resurren
divided into four parts, a
sung by the choir betwee
—Wood ashes are • beingsliippedi from
this section to partie in the States. If
farmers only knew th value offthe ashes
they would not alio another•• bushel to
leave the country. They are:one•of'the,
best things that can e used for, orchards,
and if it pays Amei can farmers to •Toay
them for fertilizing rposes;• at•.20i cents a
bushel, surely it will ray Canadians; to use
them, when they c be secured'. se,unnch
cheaper.
—For first-class tailoring: and ¢heap
gent.' furnishings, try Webster Se Co,
Remember the place, only two'deors north
of the old stand and between Ross'' book-
store and Patterson's jewellery shop,
—By an amendmei of `tlie flaw list, ses-
sion of the Local Leg slature;.the• open sea-
son for trapping mus rat .was;iirniitedfrom
let of November to st of Aprili,. instead of
1st of May, as previ uslyv. Thereinto been
much complaint ab ut this.alteuation, and
it is intended that t e open. season shall be
changed back to lot f May;. and probably
it was by inadvert seetthatrthe. old season
was altered. We un erstandi that circulars
have been sent out f matlie Chief Warden's
office to the Aliuty ".arxlbne; not to prose-
cute or take cogniz imaiming the present
month of April of n s teappii a of muskrat
which may take pl ce;.but this does not
apply to shooting .r.• using gens in the
taking of muskrat
ADDI:ESS
I,,.t G,. T..
AND PRESS , tTISK TO i'NV. E. W.
13 , CRISS..
There was a large , tten;dance at the meet-
--Snap, of Anchor of! ope•Lodge, L 0. G. T.,
—Sezcr" Oats—I Have a limited. gnan-
tity of. pure, clean, Golden Giant, New on Tuesday even g.. After the routine
Rosedale and Granette Oats, for sale. business of the lode had been gone through
Pries of application. . with, a splendid; pn. remme of. songs, read -
R. W. HASTrac's,
Wingham P. 0. Ont. ings, stump speepb, and a dialogue, was
given by the mem ers of the lodge. Dur -
following address was
Hughes, and he was
well-filled purse. The
Mr. G.4. Newton and
ade by,Mr..A. Dawson :
ting of Camp Cale 1F'tSST Covor%'GATIONiIL Ua.vnou, ing the evenig; the
his town, held on Wa ressam.—W. H. Watson; Pastor. Ser -read to Rev. E.
as largely attended. vices each Sunday at 11 a. n.. and 7 m m. presented with a
ne and Adam Reid,
Camp a fraternal
growing rapidly and
hip of nearly 50.
he people who live by
'rise for suckers to pur.
steel engraving "Tho
e,'; as authorized by
he low price of $2.50.
and you will receive
ew two -cent Columbian
anitoba, Star thus re -
own former resident of
sant event took place
Geo Pett
YPlace
Esq.,
,
—the marriage of his
y, to W. J. Scharff.
itterworth tied the nup-
tial knot in good o d -fashioned style. l!tie
wedding was eutir ly private and the happy
couple left for thei own home the same
evening, The bes wishes of the whole
community go wit i them.
—Thera was large turnotie of the
n and vicinity to the
ached to the members
Rev. E. W. Hughes, in
on Sunday afternoon
d gentleman took for
rse ofthe 33rd Psalm,
ion whose God is the
le whom he has chos-
ritanLCe;" and dplive`ri
clisoourso. He 'moo
Orange Society for
ndtvid years.
is, Mo., last suin:nor. Orangemen of to
cl to his home for up- special sermon p
ts with a sorions attack of that Order b
rlcl nervous prostration, St. Paul's church
the mond when word I last. The revere
"Blessed is the tut
tint. his text the 12th v
iotico that the days of
eek are always tho same ; Lord and tho peo
ember,in April and July. I en for Itis own inh
comes on Monday No-' ed a very practical
kewise, the same rule ap- I gave a history of t
above named months. ! the past couple of
ry
Sabbath School and Bible Class at 2.30,
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday
at 8 p. m:, Christian Endeavor on same
evening at 9 p. m. All made welcome.
Seats free. Strangers welcome. Sunday,
April 9th. Servie s, morning subject :
"A Helpful Body-
ple : "The First
Evening : "Job'
—The Coin mitt
ing of the Tow
eveuiug, has been
site for the Mc
Company, of, Ch'
site can be secur
7 , btin
a
Jae Anus e
tracks. The M4or sent the town's offer
to the t-'.'azepati `rt Canadian representa-
tive on Wec;.tiescl ty, ".C"tie offer is a good
one, and should 'eceive favorable consider-
ation from the ompauy, unless they aro
looking for a to ney bowie. *
—Apprentices wanted at once to learn
the dressmaking. Garter's (late Prof.
Moody's) tailor system—only perfect sys-
tem of dress -cutting, taught to apprentices.
Miss IIoclgson has resumed business atter
hoiiday.sand guarantees as before perfect
fits, latest styles, and good •work. Teach-
ing tailor system a specialty.
address was.read.b
the presentation.
w.
To BEv. E. W. H
Dear Sir and
deep regret of you
our midst at an e
uard;" to young poo- scientiously allow
attle in the Bible." out in some degr
Appeal to God." ation of your val
in connection wit
e appoiuted et the meet- and more especial
Council, on Monday lodge
energetic me
lookiug after a suitable land
your time
lormiek Manufacturing went. To your e
ago. A very desirable are greatly indebt
d on the Carta of Mr. past attainments
.0 the GTR and 0 P R We would, theref
edo1n0
•e V
pais
—Another scheme
frauding the public.
anti is so arranged
touch. them. For
duces the unsuspe
sign a contract
they have boughs
When the oustom
is with March and at his leisure ho
est day of February and
?lily always oeottr on the but it is not Ina when it conies to selling
eek; the same is true of ; ladies' flue button shoes for 95 cents.
nd Christmas. ti E. IL Dsvnn.
Tia World's Fair
Is just now throwing out big inducements,
limy $12 or $15 fc
If he fails to tak
language of the c
previously paid
lis being worked for do -
I It is u. picture echolne 'Rev. Mr. Hu
that the law cannot terms, thanking
stance a wily agent in- and the soutimei
smg to pay $1 or 02 and dress. • His hear
upposedly reading that once cause, and
a handsome painting.
fr reads over the contrast
ids that he has agreed to
a cheap lot of painting. short addresses
the whole lot the hidden 13.17., Dr. Magid
�ntraot states all money Grand Trees=
hall be forfeited, The meeting wa
value, for wo Imo
respect, but as a t
respect in which
ers and sisters.
moval from our i
loss to the Order
that our loss her
in whatever field
to labonrfor his
of the Tetnperan
desire is that yet
spared to enjoy
which your aunts
make fo; you wl
future reside. b
of Hope Lodge,
Public Schmitt P
Below is given the resu
ation held at Easter in tl
of the Publics School for
the senior division in tha
part 2nd to 2nd book.
ation wane held iu Jun
are those who passed in
G. Grey, C. Wightman,
Patterson, W. Holmes, J
don, E. Batton, W. Bab
Stewart, W, Sanclerso
Wade, A. Hill, G. New
Foster, 3. lir.ennedy, L.
otne. Minna: E. Isanis, Teacher,
The following is a rep rt of the pupils of
Division 2ef Wingham r'ublic School It
is based on the test exa 'nation, excepting
literature, and attentio . to work.
Class 1. Eclna Cargill Daisy Field, Cas-
sie W.elslr, Hugh Handl on, W. McKibben,
Elmer Moore.
Class 2- John Snell, n avid Angus.
Class 3. Maud Davi-, Marion Gregory,
Ethel Cook, Sophia Ma uel, Lorne Brad.
win.
Class 4. Jessie Gra
Lucinda Itoderns, Jes
Lawrence, Ada Mainpr
Jennie Bell„ -B. Leidet,
Orr, H. D. Cook, Jam
Curdy, James Cummin
Stiles, C.:Kerr, W. Wal
McDonagb,P. Deans, G.
B. Russell, C. Barber,
ors, Hugh Hamilton,
ham, tarn' :;4th, 1893.
ARES
,—HaVing: heard with
intended departure from
ly date,, we cannot con -
he occasion to pass with -
showing our appreoi-
ble services in the past,
the temperance cause,
y in connection with the
u have been a faithful
bar in the past, sparing
or talent in its advance-
orts and your ability we
d for our present and
in the temperance, cause.
•e, ask you to',accept this
give it for its s
intrinsic
it is inadequate in that
ken of, the. •csteom and
ou ate held by the broth-
Ve lcliliry that by your re-
idst we sustain a great
hare, but we know also
will be a gain elsewhere,
the 1VIaster may call you
aura and the 'tpbuilding
o referm, and our earnest
and yours niay be long
the pleasant associations
le qualities are sure to
Tuesday, Ile 1 as scoured a posi
et the departin . is of the Ontax.
meat during tl c session,
Mrs. R. ilii t was visiting f
Listowel dnrin the past week.
Joon ciclein; of Kiucar
g
vis't i ham n . ' •tewel
visiting W iWl and Llrr
na lYl
past couple of ;eelcs
Mr. N. Hay; of the final of Hay
Dfntowel, was town on business,
day.
1'dr. Frank
toB j:n town o .
ritessrs. We
guests of Mr.
dtx� ills t e pas
motion. Mr, 11. J. S
of an examin- .day and Satur
Oth department IL and M
e promotion of Henniugs wer
rm from the
netooher exgtmin-
The following
order of merit :
. Gillespie, B.
Lamont, E, Gor-
, J. Monck, D.
L. Barber, K.
on, T. King, R.
derson, J. Jer-
, Bessie Parker,
"e Rolston, Melissa •
e, Cora Newton,
Watson, Willie
s Greigg, F. Me- -
Percy Hill, Geo..
r, B. Dallas," R.
orlon, W. Moore,
Blachard. Hon --
McKibben.
Person
visitors, amongst who
Alex. Galbraith, Chat
Kincardine ; Jas. Hod
Vandrick, Listowel; j.
riston ; Stuart Lava
Hamilton ; John Mc
left on Tuesday for
summoned by totem
serious illuess of the
of these ,gentlemen
MissaJennie Elder
the Easter holiday
rodf.
Mr. 3. W. Anders
child, hat been visit'
and vicinity for a c
School at Barrie, s
holidays visiting fri
who has been visiti
in town for some w
on Tuesday last.
Mr. Win. Pringl
who has been visit'
vicinity for some t'
on Tuesday.
MTS. Helps and
Belgrave on Tu
Mr. and Mrs.
were the guests
Webb, on Friday
Scott gave the 'Pt
Satin:day. He re
lately established
porous industry,
rapid sales.
Miss Maggie 33
been the guest o
few days this we
Sadie MoCreight
MTS. Jas. Brae
for a few days, 1
' Wednesday, whe
flan to manage a
"his eotinection
relent s were then
lady members of
hes replied it suitable
e donors for the purse
s expressed in the 'tit-
hed been in the Temper -
e would always retain
Us the Order. Refresh-
erved in alanidanee by the
the Lodge, after *Melt
a very enjoyable one.
etcalf, of Blyth,
Tuesday.
of Stratford,.
, 13. Webb for a
week,
an WAS in Tdrentet
y last,
Geo. E, Cfii,'a
visiting relatives i
now o f Tnesd' y last.
Miss Mary i'Mon spent Baster
parents near hitechnrch.
afiss Charlet a 11MeDonogh left tie
day for a mo h's• visit with frig
Seaferth.
Miss Minni . McQuarrio was
friendsin List wel, this week.
Messrs. Fra k Angus. and Wni,.
spent Good Fr ay in Kincardine,
l\rr. D. Mel es is home from TI
visiting his fa ily.
Mr. and Mr Walter Green spent,
Friday'Ill List wel, the guests of
Mrs:. Geo. Mc` avish.
Mr. Rider Coad, of Reuss
calling on old •iends in' town, on T
Gerrie Vid to : Mr. Jos, An",
Wine: am, wa in,town this week
Ilia parents.
Mr. Samuel Fleuty, proprietor.
Palmerston t eporter,..spent, . the
holidays in to n, the guest: of his un,
Jas. Fleuty.
l'EEise.Rusk, o Goderich, is vision
sister, Mrs. B. wartz.
Mrs. S Pear n, of Brussels, to
friends in town, his week,
Londosborta orrespondent ` ot,. '
News -Record: r. B. Lawrason.:
Wingham on. Tu=sday evening o,
ent at a farewell given by the L.
Lodge to the Re . E. W. Hughes,•;
about to leave ngham. •
Miss McHinno., of Teeswater,.
• town on. Monday.
Mr. Harold 1 okinson, of the. B
Hamilton, Ches ey, spent Mond.
:bis brother, Mr. . L. Dickinson,..
Miss Lottie b ' Kenzie left un We
for Toronto; to =sume he studios:
Mr. Geo Potts 's home from Deti.
expects to remo with his family:'
city in the conn: e`of a couple of we
Luolmow Se • doe': Mrs. Easti
Wingham, is visiting her brother,
neth Hunter, o this village.
Mr JO Mo •oaken, student of
College, Londa h , is spending' the:
holidays with friends in Wingh
number of Easter:
were : Messrs..
tson, London; Jos;
. Brown and Chas.
. Lawrence, Her -
Clinton ; R. Elia-
Mrs. Ferguson,,Lon-
r, Auburn.
mad Thos.. Htillerant
ucan, having; hoes
h, on account ot the
nobs and grandfather
teacher, is spending
under the pamental
1, stationlagent on the
e, Ont., with wile and
ple weeks:.
oui the Model
ent part et his Easter
ds in, Wingham and
g reTatiies and friends,
eks, left :for hist home
of Duluth, Minnesota,
g relatives in town and
eturned to his homo
Mrs Hughes who has beam visit
parents in Lo Wingharc, left o
day for Buffal , where slat will j
Miss hl. Ho ghted is. Wilma, a
Miss Rao Shaw ia visitiag in
this week.
Mrs. John 7orster e.nd sem Boy
Toronto a co ple ot days last wee
Mr. John uglis, .of Walken°
Easter with tie son, Mr. W. W. It
Mrs. C. Williams, who h
visiting in mato for the ps-st
retarned be e this week.
Mr. John C gill's, last week.
iss Mood were visiting hat bedtime braes, in Caledonia.
W. Scott, of Listowel,
a Saturday last. Mr.
os a pleasant call on
orts the piano factory,
n Listowel, is a pree-
mie pianos ineeting with
milt, of Belgrave, has
Miss Blla Deans, for a
c.
ell, Annie Loutit ana
ere visiting friends in
days during the week.
Was 'Visiting nVsier
t week.
ig left for Meafora on
he has secured a silts.
our and toil stem.
ison Vent to Toronto on
Mies 01.11:LiS. Blyth, and
Lean, Whit ,Sun daps& at Me.
Miss Cass e Parqnharsen, of
was home nastet.
Mr. Nico 1, of Palmerston, 1
his brother, Mr. 3. Nicoll, T
agent here.
Mr Steve sem of Grand Pork
was visitin s sister, Mrs.
vie, during e week.
All chat not consistent wi
character Syrup of.
avoided b the
bowels, el ante the isYstem,
but it is t cure-all and
latibettuat