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VOL. XXL --NO. 1116,
ONTARIO, FRIDAY, JULY 7, 1893.
TIMES
$1 A YEAR IN ADVAN
The hot weather is here and you are
looking for cooler clothing of all kinds, we
have everything you want. In ladies' vests
we are showing a big range, different kinds,
weights and prices. flowery and glove
stock is complete, We have n beautifu
line of printed. Irish lawns (exclusive t
this store) and which make up very prettily
in dresses and blouse% our challies et 8 and
10 cents a yard, are fine values and ea.mnot
.he beaten. We have n lot of remnants we
want to get rid of.
For you men, we have a wide range of
negligee shirts in different colors and mater-
ials, underwear in all sizes, Balbriggan and
light weight natural wool, Groceries as
usual, fresh and well assorted. Pune Lunn
is hard to get now -a days, we have it.
Don't forget that this is, the only place
where you tan get a first-class tea for 35c.
Shop early and secure prompt delivery.
This store closes et seven.
ee;t4,'
ORA & HISCOCKS,
Direct Dry Goods Importers,
Ta 33een, June 22, 1893.
DRESS MID MANTLE MAKING.
MRS. IYORN
1018,114
Has decided to again o e a Dress and
Mantle making busbies a her residence,
Edward. street, near P gle s pop works.
Satisfaction guaranteed. • Apprentices
wanted. 3m
etarriagle Licenses
Issued by Fri PATnnsoN, No 23, Vit-
toria etreet,Wingham, Ont. No witnesses
xequired.
LOQ L xnws
—Dr. Sine SIS'ecialist$ will be
at the QueedJl bitotol, Wingham, on
Monday, JU1& 17th, from, 11 a, m.
to 8 p. ni,ako notice. Consulta-
tion free.%
—The fere from Toro o to Chicago h s
been reduced from $19 t $12.45. •
—Topsy B., Messrs. eattie Bros'. run-
ning mare, won the ' on n race at Dur/aam,
on Monday last.
—Call at the Star Restaurant for a big
assortment of fruit. Jas. McKeuvre.
—The volunteers return reurnef1 from camp on
Friday last fo. good spirits and consider-
ably bone'
—afe,11146, tithgow, int librarian of the
• Wingham egeehenics' In titute, has re-
, m.oved to lilusvale. His may friends ia
town wine-111es him greatl
—Private moneys to loaij on mortgages
at reasonable eate of inte st. Apply to
aee tf if Join Neglawns.
, gr. Geo. McKenzie. as sold forty-five
''.e: ar loads of baled hey f r export to the
'''' Old Country, and. is ba baling and ship-
ping it. Each ear will ld. from ton to
tiev nteen tons.
Wm. Clegg has turehased a new
lay press and is now bu y baling hay in
the old agricultural bui ing, near the C.
P. R. station. lie is al storing hay in
the skating rink.
--G T It trains for Toronto and . east
leave Wingham at 0.25 a rn and 11,20 a re.
via V G & B Division, and at 6.40 a en
and 3.45 p rn, via Clinton [Led Guelph.
' • Good conueetioheby all trains.
--Lerge quantities of old hay have been
delivered itt town ti • past two weeks.
Seven donate per to is the price being
paid by bah the buy s, Messrs, McKenzie
and Clegg.
—Amoegst tie
bitors who took
exhibits at the Worl
ing. The figures in
points scored out of
Gray, Atwood, 06;
te el; 90; ;Tolin Mor
Gray, Atwood,
loyal°, 95; Wm.
7
astern Ontario °Ali -
dale for their cheese
's Fair, are the follow-
icete the number of
possible 100 Jas. A.
hu tellatityne, Lis-
'ison, Newry, DO ; Jas.
05,i Geo. MoDonald,
bed, Molesworth, 93.
The regular mo tidy meeting of the
P. M. S. of the Presbyterian °lama,
held in the lee are room, on Wednes-
July 5th. T1 subject for the day
South Amer! a, Mexico and Africa,
interepting p pets en these subjects
read by lltio Macdonald, on South
lea; Miss tP. , verb on Mexico, and
McLean, shi A. ries. Thera Was a good
dance and a v y profitable hour was
tha subk for August will be
, Poole, Cor., d Japan.
—Bananas 20 cents per dozen, lemons
15 to 25 cents a dozen at It, Him's.
—Messrs, John 7turray and Thee. Car-
uthers are runnin the foundry, and are
doth g all kind e of epairing„ &c.
—Miss 111eIntyr , of our Public School
staff, lied charge the entrance and pub -
lie school leaving e -aminations, in Wroxeter,
last week.
—Cash for good butter and eggs at It A
Graham's market grocery.
—The nem,' mo thly meeting of the
King's Daughters nd Sons will be held on
Monday, July 10th, at the Rectory, at eight
o'c ek. All are w come.
—Mr. Chas. Smi , who has been in the
auk of Hamilton t Lucknow for some
time, is now en ged in the Wingham
agency of that pop lar banking institution.
—The Wingham football team went over
o Brussels on T reday of last week, and
played a friendly 'tune with the club of
that plate. The tme resulted in a win
for our boys by on goal to none.
50 foronew subsoribers, till the eTnIatitosi
the year.
--Mr. Houston, "; :wipe' of the Clinton
Public Sohool, had arge of the Entrance
and Leaving Exam') Miens, in this town,
last week. There w re seventy-seven wrote
in the EXtrar100 AXIL 11110M011.
—A. gentleman w in town on 'Wednes-
day seeing what cot d be done in the way
of getting up a joint stook company for the
establishment of a it boot manufaetory.
We have not lear ed how he succeeded.
—Mildmay Gaze te : Mr. Geo, McKen-
zie, of Wingham, is about to put up a hay
press in Mildmay. e already has large
quantities offered a $7 per ton. 0 perations
will begin next we k.
—Clearing sale o boots, shoes, &ea, from
now until Saturda eveuing, July 9th. I
will offer my entire stock at cost. This is
no sham sale. Ti stock must be sold, as
I am giving up busi ess here.
J. S. lefeitmeor.
le A.° Roe's trotter,
splendid work lately
cos, last week, she did a
th good handling she'
the season is over.
Lauchlin, danghtet, of
of this town., arrived
eorgia, on Tuesday
enied by her brother
nvaleseing nicely.
horses were entered
oodbino races, Tor -
lace this week. They
in the 2.25 trot and
.50 trot, and Walter
Miss Garfield,
as been doing SO/11
At the Hamilton rt
mile in 2.21e. W
will do better befor
—Miss Maggie
Mr. Jas MoLauohlin
home from Macon,
evening last, o,ccom
Frank. She is now
—Three Wingham
in the races at the N
onto, which take
are: Miss Garfield
pace; Wanda, in the
G. in the 2.44 trot.
—Now that the hot weather has come,
people should come to the fountain ancl get
a -fine drink of lemon sour, vanilla, straw-
berry, raspberry, pine apple, giuger, ohoch-
late, sarsaparilla or ice cream soda, one of
the finest drinks in the land at R. Hem's.
—The races
of last week, drevi
matched trottln
Swarts' Walter
Oros, 'Wanda, bei,
Walter G. won th
matched race.
ed hands, it is sal
—The Peterbo
Peterboro', Ont.,
qtates. through
Carladien Agriet
RemeeMegazneee
tabled offers ofy
ing in the lax
from the letter
Columbian Ex
rt Druesels, on Thursday
all immense crowd, the
race between Mr. J. B.
G. and Messrs. Beattie
g the great attraction•
ee out of font henes in the
nsidereble money choetg-
o Publishing Co„ of
as been sending into the
mails two papers, The
twist and The Ladies'
,These papers have ebn-
icisteeibers sod-
,
est lags of words formed
in the words "World's
siticni'," The America,
authorities have orbidclen their entrence,
characterizing t e schemes as lotteries.
—Another ca • load of Massey -Harris
twine at T. L. jobb's. Prices right quality
and quantity in length considered. Also
all kinds of ineehinery repairs for the Mas'
sey-Harris, Patterson, Wiser 0,ricl D. Max-
well enatleines on hand. All kind of repair.
ing clone to harvesting machinery.
T. L. Jonn,
—We have ready 1 the initial number of
the Canadian Eng' eer, a bright monthly
paper of 28 pages it id 40404 devoted to the
cieebanieal, minin and other branches of
the engineering Ir des. It is thoroughly
Canadian in tone, very article has a prao-
thud pnrposo, a it gives an immense
amount of Canadia news of interest to the
tram ceneerned. Is design and typo—
graphical appetite co are not excelled by 3
any trade paper ye issued in this country. I
Published by the radian Engineer Co., 8
onto, and tits Preset a
Building, Montreal, itt one dollar a year. c
—P011 T/IS Baum) autes,a,-Tivo glasses
of Bode, wetee for 5 cents at R. Hits.
—Rev.11. J. MfiLairmid,otIemptville
will preach in qle Presbyterian church'
on Sunday ne ,
—W», --A. servant girl for general
housework. Apply at Methodist Parson-
age,
—Methodist Chirch Pulpit Topics for
next Sunday: Mr ning, "The pure in
heart" Evening, The folly of unbelief."
50 ZerllitSesvCasalulbwsoill.1 pay for -11;0 ti1 TtgeHe In crosi
the year,
—Mr, Ed. T. Rol es, of the Clinton New
Era, was married in St, Catharies on Wed.
nesday of last week to Miss Louie Cole, of
that oity.
—Wanted, a pal of pea fowl, also, a
pair of guinea fowl Apply to
N oonoocac, Wingham.
—E very pound -k eper who hereafter
fails to make an annt al report to the Muni-
cipal Clerk at the ei d of the year is liable
to a fine of $10.
—Rev. L. Perrin,I of Pickering., con-
ducted the services of the Presbyterian
church very accept bly on Sunday last.
He also took part i4 the prayer meeting
on Wednesday eve ng.
— For first.olass tailoring and cheap
gents'. furnishings, try Webster & Co,
Remember the place, only two doors north
of the old stand and between Ross' book-
store mud; Petterson'e jewellery shop.
—The fourth same concert in connec-
tion with the Gemmel') ement of the Presby-
terian Ladies' College Toronto, was lately
held. Miss • Lottie fel:Kenzie, •daughter
of Mr. Geo. McKe ie, of this town,
took part, and the oronto World, in
ts report of the oono t, has the follow-
ing complimentary reference9; Miss
McKenzie: Miss ottie MUCenzie's
violin solo, "Adana," lowed. careful study,
IVEiss McKenzie also read "A. Sister's
:scheme" with that cm versational direct.
ness ansl want of affeo tion too seldom
4 e with amo e' eitereutio ists.
i
A Very loyable lawn social was
even by thes1VO;ing eople's Sooiety of
Christian EndeaVer of he Presbyterian
church, Wingliin, on Friday evening,
;rune 30th, on Mayor ordon's spacious
lawn. All arrangement were very setis.
factorily carried out, nder the able
management of a very ell cient committee
The fine grounds were onveniently tai
off in groups, with tab' , chairs, settees,
&c. There was a gre t profusion of
beautiful flowers•—aiwa s So pleasing to
lovers of the innocent and beautiful.
Ice cream. strawberries bad cream, deli-
cious cakes, proved a very attractive
feature of the entertai mere A good
display of Chinese 'antis as added con-
siderably to the brillia cy of the scene.
Social chat and sweet r iusic formed no
unimportant part of th evening's pro-
gramme. Every per on seemed to
heartily enjoy themsel s.
---A meeting of tbe
Association was lied
°heather, this town, ,on
There was a good att
whoa! were : D. Mein
president ; J. Wilson,
president; J. E. Blinds
urer ; P. Walker, L
tary, and Messrs. B
Shilling, law Staffa; Po
Geddes, Lucknow, and
After considerthle rou
been transacted, paper
P. Walker ou TUberci
Wilson, on removal o
were excellent papers,
siderable diseussion,
that the next Meeting
; forth, on the fitia of Oe
—The annual finan
Wingham Methodist el
ending May 3.1st, 1893
It shows that the...incci
during the year, with
at the commencement
'$4009.66, and the woe
leaving a balance
There were prucl d
besides the ordinary
church, $400 for addi
$1103.38 for repairs
condensed Sunday s
given, its which it is tri
male teachers, 11 fomal
officers. %hero aro 11
lasses, with a continue
12, of theta) there are
nfant class, 158 in the
88 in adult clergies.
hip of the sehool is 37
ttendance of '225 T
hoice books in the 1i
52 Church Street, T
run Veterinary
n the Council
Wedueaday last.
dance, amongst
°sit, Brucedeld,
Wing/nun, vice -
1. Clinton,
ndesboro, seemSeaforth ;
tune, Wroxeter ;
,larke,Godericia,
ine business has
were read by J.
losis, and by J.
a tumor. Both
nd elicited con -
It was decided
be held in Sea -
ober next
' 1 report of the
larch, for the year
as been issued.
e of the church
alence Ott hand
the year was
ditnre $1012.06,
and of $87.01.
ring the year,
xgenses of the
Tonal land and
church. A
ool report is
d there are 10
• teachers, and 7
le and 15 female
membership of
persons in the
ntertnediate and
total member-
, with/in average
ere are about 300
reationable ddtrig at Wingham.
The Methodist church of this place
was the scene of very pretry weeldingt
on Wednesday °ruing last, when
Plorilla 0., elelos daughter of F
Sperling, Esq„ o e firm of Gray,Y
Sperling, salt manufacturers,
united in naarri e to Mr. Wm.
Homuth, of the ti lir of T. J. Homu
Son, merchants, o this town. The
rnony was perfo ed by the Be
Sellery, B. D., an Rev. C. Pierson,
of Klienburg, in the presence of
immediate relativ s and friends 01
parties, as we'll as an interested eom
of spectators. T e wedding march
played by the re n estra, led by,T. A.
ton, BarristeI-s5 be bride entered the
Oh urch andyi given away by her
father. She was becomingly attired in a
rich dress of wh' e corded silk, trimmed
with honiton lac and pearls, wore the
usual bridal vel and orange blossoms
and carded a bite bible. She was
attended by het ister, Miss Louise, who
wore pale blue ftri do sole and carried
white roses, also by Miss Rom uth, sister
of the groona, w o wore butteroup surah
and carried ye ow roses, The grooth
was supported by efr. C. Sherriff, of
Toronto, and M , ji. S. Young, of Blyth,
cousin of the b ide. After the ceremony
the wedding pa •ty and guests retired to
"Woodlands," t e handsome residence of
the bride's fat er, where the wedding
breakfast was s rvecl. The happy couple
left by the C.
Montreal, Ott
eastern points,
old boots and c
Bente were nun
them might b
grand piano,
father. Mr. an
take up their res
will be "at home'
"Maple Shade," co
streets.
• rat
G •
oung
was
T. ,T,
th 4
cere,
v. S,
B. A. friends in town and
the Mr, and Mrs, Jolt
bode sing, Miohigan, are v
piny and vicinity.
was Airs. Spooner, of C
Mor- visiting friends in t
peq, are visiting
town.
Mr. Thos. Axmstr
few days in town
Mr. Thos. Leslie.
ola and valued fel
Leslie, having been
ding.
Mrs. J Elder and
Sunday with friends
Met Rogers, of
R. on the 2.40 train
wa, Quebec, and at
amidst showere of rice,
egratulations. The pre-
erous and costly, among
t Mr. Thos. Leslie',
g, Of Forest, spent- a
eat week, the guest of
r, Armstrong is an
ncl of gr. and Mrs,
guest at 11Nir wed,
s, A. Murray spent
in Whiteehurch.
Atwood, is visiting
icinity, this week.
McCraeken, of Lan -
siting friends in town,
inton, who has been
wn for some time, re.
turned home this we k.
Mrs. J. Forster an Misses Fraser
Card spent Sunday 1 t in Goclerich.
Mr. and. Mrs. H. earen were visiting
friends in •Clinton er a few days, this
week.
Mr. L. Pearen spell
wanosh, visiting frien
Mr. Walter Vansto
his parents in Kinoar
Mr. and Mrs. D.
Kincardine.
Miss Sid. Eakins ha gone to Windsor on I Barbour to o
an extended visit. 1 and William
Miss M. Johns has ne to Chicago to once—Cer
visit the World's Fair. Mr. D. Stew
Mrs. and Miss Maggi Dallas are visiting reference to
Meads in Detroit. property under
Miss Jennie Elder is tome for the holi- lature. The
for days, granted Mr. $t
Mr. J. M. Henderson of Ethel, was cal- part of his pr
aud
a few days in 'Wa-
s.
spent Sunday with
ine.
gle Sundayecl in
ation zneetin July Eth, 18i3, be grant
Chamber for t e county Ireterinar,v As*
Wilson to hay the fres we of tbe Oe
Carried.
Tho tatecl that 1.4 had hem n
to state the se of Mr. Williams, ea
man, living Victoria, street, who was
able to pas is rent. Moved by A. Davie.
seconded b T. Gregory, that having la
Williams, 11 • Column grant the tai4.
itilauszoir.5t0e. the Mayor in reference to
Mr. Neel: ids asked what had be
in referen to the opening of the 1
between Le poid and Williana streette
John street o Victoria street.
Mr. Brix: enshire said the ratter
been referr 1 to the Street Coneu't
they had d e nothin e tar
have fence the property ie having re
to open the ane, He thought it would'
better to g 14a1 advice on the matt
before takie action.
Mr. Greg ry thought the Council shortIld
take action a the matter, as the Counei,1
controls all vets and lanes..
Moved by . Neelands, seconded by J.
Romuth, tha this Council instriene ibis;
Clerk to not ; y W. A. Johns. and Cha
n the lane betwes 1 eopokli
ad John and Victoria streetti
d.
rt addresse 1 the Council 211i
Le exemptions on his f 11731
ecent Act of Ontario Legls1
(mail at it reeent mete
her
wart exemption 0111 ti,,
pert), lying north of th
ling on friends in tow and. vicinity, dri
.
Mr. W. G. Morrison, Principal of the r guest, As they undereteodj
Wednesday
Wards „ ,,i.41,04 4 except.
askedeXemption of bi
. ., , .
,.. .
Toeswater Public, Soho° , was in town on about seven ac 'es arc ,L, ,.1 is resitleece
mentioned a boudoir weanesday.
and barn and on buildititi,' The Council),
e gift of the bride's
Mrs. Homuth return to Mr. F.. geLauchlin, of lletroit, Michigan, took no aation in he matter, as the by la
dance in Wingham and is spending a few days i town visiting his in reference to tl exemptions had alrea,dy;
parents and friends. been passed, but a stared. Mr..Stewart that'
atter A ugust 1st, at
ner John and Shuter i efr. John E. Davis, so of efr. 11. Davis, they would remit 'm a tist,firoportiort of
Ihas decided to accept a s tuation at Sault his taxes.
Ste. Marie, Ont., and . le for there
week,
railroad, at his r
it. Mr. Stewa
farm property '
carats.
Mr. 3, Pletcher, 1 Paisley, land Mr.,
McNeil, of Paisley , were visiting Mr.
Dawson, this wee
Miss Davis, of his town, is visiting
Sen,forth.
Mr. J. E, Davi , having successfully pa
sed all his exam nations, is now a fu
fledged chemist id druggist. He was vis
ing his parents 1, town, this week.
Mrs. John Nee lids was visiting relatey
in Brampton par of last and this Neeek,•
Mr. and Mrs. s. Timmins, of Blue -'.-al
left on Saturdae morning for Clevelan
Ohio, where the will attend w Temperan
convention, and viii join friends in Clev
haul and then t ke in the World's Fair a
Chicago,
Mr. and Mrs. T. PI, Marks, with thei
little daughter A lie, left Wingham by 0
P. R., Thursdae 29th, for their home a
Christie's Lake.
Lucknow Se inel: Mrs. J. 0, Kinoai
and her S011 11X visiting friends in Wing
ham.
Lucknow Sont el: Mr. Leohlaa, efeLeal
of Wingliam, a f '112or resident of Lucknow
W1413 here on sday attending the Dis
trict :efeeting of le Sons of Scotland,
Seaforth Expo- tor ; Mies 1.13:11S3 Spar -
ling, of Wingham was visiting the famil
of Mr Wm. M. G ay for a few days thi
week.
this Mr. Neelands s .ke ineeavar of building a,
sidewelk to Lowen Wee ham, and said the
residents would g" 4.4,$Sistance.
D.
A.1 Town
1 The regular mont
in Town Council was hel
.• i last. Present 14.11,:e
s- Reeve Brockenshire,a:
ll• Towler, Hoinuth, Jar
it son and Neel:Inds,
Tho minutes of pre
SS read and appovecl.
The Mayor stated
e, had been placed in h
d, Hermiston, of Bel
•Ce gentleman stated th
0. barrel flouring mill
t tion ot receiving a fr
taxation for ten yea
r to be repaid In
• with interest at six
, Mr. Brockens1 ire •Aalsid. the town .shenia
e.
nen. make an approp iation.for ,ILS.taewalle, and;
he thought the
ham would. cont
John Hanna
reference to the
geesrs.MeLeaa
urged that
ions meeting were and home all
at a communication
hands from Mr. A. Street Coinmi
same.
The matter
ore, in which that The Counci
he would erect 75-
1Vinghata on condi-
selsuitella"17.1P1 otif°113f,Oro0n01, An utter 1 es of hope '
pull animal payments, Ho of Consu plait:04y 1
leer cent. The Council , of disease is s fat
not having power t deal with the matter, arrested by
120 action was taker .
d The Finance Co mittee reported, reconi- is CodLiv
- mending payment fthe following accounts:
W.& T. Moore, NVO 'k on streets,waterworks 1 —Addit
&c., $32.15 ; Wing aro Electric Light Co., 1
, lights for May, $3 .70 ; Wiegliata Electric(
- Light Co., lights or June, $30.00 ; Win
Patterson, chalet supplies, e1.50; Smith &
Pethick, lawn en ver and oil can, $12.25
Y Smith & Pethiol stoue hammer, 75 cents
s R. Elliott, pre: $1G; Dr. Tamle.n
e re 'Mts. Fletcher, $5 ;
charity supplies, 74; Alex.
ou streets, 718.75; Jos.
ing Jos. JohastoateboeLon-
.50; Jas. Ballard, salary,
J. B. Ferguson, salary,
eon, salary, k'25; 3os. Coad,
<,
hos. Irwin, salary, 7741,45;
gravel for streets, $J8.84;
gravel fax pound, 73.09 ;
, repairs for waterworks
ion the report was adopted
ts ordered to be paid.
itten addressed the Counci
putting tel in. hi
of Bullard's house, in con
o waterworks.
13. Towler, seconded by
rochenshire, that the ques-
t), telephone in the resi-
Bullard and W. 11. Hutton
place, be referred to the
iittee to thoroughly investi-
y meeting of the 'Wing
.esiuents of seower
ibute liberally.
dressed the Council in..,
pening of a street through
& Son's mill yard. Re
Council assume the steet,
bstructions taken off the
on Monday evening
Gordon, Deptity-
d Councillors Messrs
me, Gregory, Daw-
s le it in the hauls of the
tee.
then ad:on
De ot 'Despair.
Gerrie Vidette Mr. R. Elliott, editor o
es and P. H. Ce 11. o
r of Foresters, and Mr
Treasurer of the sem
1, paid Court Gerrie ea
alay
etesaaanes lelcGaire,
u, ef \\Ingham, spent
in town visiting friends.
n is home froni the
the Whistle= Tea
the Canedian Or.
John Nelancls,1i1
Order, of Winghai
oflieial visit on Mc.
Teeswater News
Sills and goKibb
Finlay of last wee
Mr, John Anders
medical certific
John Galbraith
Campbell, wor
• Bullard, corm,.
0 don Respite!,
1 selary, $10525
105 ; John Dic
salary, ;
John Gillespie
John Gillespi
11. Steplienso
72.05. On me
1 awl the Amon.
Mr. W. B.
in reference to
house and Ch
ncetion with t
• Moved by IN
Deputy -Reeve
tion of pinh,
dencee of Chi
or some °the
Property 0
gete—Carried
• gr. Jelin
free use of th
nestles?, dilly
ingot the Hu
Moved by W.
Dr. Towler,
Philo delphue Del tal Colleg, visiting
friends in town ant vicinity.
Mr. R. Nwton, f Prter's Rill, was
visiting friends In own, on Seturday lat,
Mr, Geo. Maas sh awl daughter raa,
of Listowel, were ii town on Tuceday call -
mg on feiends.
MigEiStunele, of /russele, is visiting her
uncle and aunt, Mi and gre. Jas. Mc-
Lauchlan, of Shut Street, town.
Mrs. Ale, Ing is is visiting friends in
Eincerdine, this NI. ok.
Master Gordon Mares is home from
school to 'enoy his iolidays.
Mr.Jhn Amide atid three children spent
Sunday in Xincart
Mrs, Geo. Mos
hill, a, oat Sirntlay
Mr, Zehn Vigli
ne,
ve, L. D. S., of Park.
n town with friends,
Ad family, et Whint.
SO 0
011 ma
aracterii-
no other kern
s s progress is
tt's Emulion, w4I.4
palatable as creat.i.,
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onaj .oeal news on page 8.
Williams' Little Ott a. leliort
Pills will cure lieedeche, 13ento ,suss,
• Sone Stomach, etc. Try them one: med.
yon will not use any other, P. ice 25e. a
box et all drug stores.
'
Salmoni's Elagligh W7nte
is the best Family LL,finern it, the
world. Iestant eine for eprei.. end
Beuise. Beware of imitations. Ask
Salmon's English 'White Oils.
D., Eing'S Worm Polvdeset
are safe and sure. 2,5e. a box.
fiestthlld's 'nettling Batsmun.
will cure the wor.t cold. Aund yds of
testimonials testify to its fa, its, Money
will tiositively be refunded i
i Reeling Balsam does tiot do . 11 that is
claimed for it.
Dr. 1ing's; fireelioal Diseo'v.
ety is the great blood puritt .. It will
make the Mood pure and keep it pure.
Cures dyspepsia and all fotnie of stomach
and liver troubles. It is the best; buy the
" t• best. Price one dollar a bottle, six *bottles
for five dollars.
Dttittlelittn
Pills.
Hem), V. S., askd for the
Counoil Chamber on Wed;
th, in which to hold a meet.
u Veterinary Asocitio.
Brockenthire, seconded by
iat the request of Mr. John
glis13. White
011s.
ifortui rowderes4
Uenthikid4silettllng I11•
tisxtlzt.
Or. Ofmcov.
Are all reliable enedieities
',rioters gitaeantee stetiefteet
011110 or money reftunled