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Tats of :sus Tows.—M. li. Me-
ao's heady Made Mantles; words fail to
vast/cote these royal goods, You mut
ie and sea them personally, these won-
; of the tailor's skill, These fine hu-
tted mantles, single and double-breasted,
trimmed, in beaver, mink and sable.
* braid trimmed, with and without
ies. Ovar 2:i0 new styles to Meet from
i prices from 54,50 to 080. You only
4 to comp and look to be convinced that
ttre headquarters in styles and the
dolt to buy from,
DREsa GOODS.
,No pride ourselves upon handling the
attest variety of Dress Goods, Silks, and
Mr. sand Mrs. W.B. Hutton and daughter
Evelyn hew returned from their visit to
frietrds in Montreal and Quebec.
e Mr. Albert Thomson left on Monday for
Sea1'ortli, where he will attend the Celle-
' giage Institute for another term.
Mr. Geo. Fowler, of Detroit, was in. town
a few days during the week, renewing ac-
quaintances. Ile left on Tuesday for God -
oriole, where he will spend a few days be-
fore returning to Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs, A, Dawson left on Friday
last for a short visit to friends in Toronto.
They will also "do" the big show while in
the Queen City, o
Mr. Rowland Gordon is home on a short
visit from Caledonia, where lie has been
employed for some time,
Mr. Robt. McIndoo is spending a week or
so visiting friends in Peterboro and vicinity.
Mr, Wtn. Willis, of Lucknow, was in
town this week calling on old friends.
Miss Mary Knepilar, of Teeswater, was
visiting friends in town a few days last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Hough, Master
Rowland Hough and. Miss Annie Jefferson,
are taking in the Toronto fair this week.
Mr. F. Korman, of the Korman House, is
taking in the Toronto fair this week.
Mr. and Mrs R. L. Lott, and Master
Willie Lott, are visiting friends in Goder-
ich this week.
Mrs. Richard Arscott, of Wingham, is
spending a few weeks visiting relatives in
London, her former home.
Gerrie Vidette : Mr. Jas. S. Found, our
It s lent Sunday with
s
,turnings and tri the best qualities, at the
est prices for same goods. The steckis
most complete and ready for inspeo-
., at
M . H. MciHDOO'S.
DJTIONAL LOCALS
he funeral of Thos. Wadby,geuerelly
fru as "Dr.", took place ou Tuesday
moon last. After a long life mis-spout
remains were buried at the towu's ex -
se, and still the people will hceuso the
of that which makes meu degrade
lmselvee and disgrace those belonging
item. Rev, Wm. MacGregor conduct,
e services.
The Board of Health held a meeting
genial station ager , 1
friends in Hingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dane paid friends in
Wingham a visit this week.
� isvisiting
ion
uckl
' s C. Hamley, 1ev of L ,
Mls C , ,
friends in town.
Mr. W. A. Spedding, formerly employed
in the Bank of Hamilton here, was in town
this week calling on old friends. Since
leaving here, about two years ago, he has
been employed in the head office of this
popular and solid financial institution in
Hamilton.
Miss Maggie Hardy, of Kincardine, is a
eduesday evening. Mr. John Hannaguest at Mr. Ales. Inglis'.
elected chairman, and lie, along with Miss Dark, of Brussels, is visiting' the
itary Iospectc.r, will make an inspec• Misses Rush, Josephine street.
t of the town in a few clays. It was Mr. and Mrs. Jas. A. Cline and Miss
ided to issue leaflets containing the Cline were in Toroxito a few days during
the week.
Rev. L. G. Wood was in Toronto the
latter part of last week, attending the
funeral ale brother-in-law.
Mr. arid Mrs. A Roe were in Toronto a
few days during the week.
Mrs. W. J. Chapman left on Saturday
visit. to several of the historic spots in 'last on a visit to friends in St. Thomas and
'land, and will be very interesting ren.(t- Buffalo.
for our readers, and particularly those Mr. W. J. ,Chapman was in London on
are acquainted with the places touch- business, on Saturday last.
Mrs. Alex. Ross, Miss Meyer and Miss
McKenzie were in Toronto during the
week.
Miss Maggie Elliott, of Howick, who has
been spending some time visiting friends
in Wingham,' returned to her home on
Monday. She was accompanied by Miss
Dollie Elliott.
Mr. Wm. Snell, of Grand Rapids, Mich-
igan, is visiting his parents in town.
Miss Emma Hart and Mrs. J. F. Groves
are spending a couple of weeks with friends
in London and vicinity.
Dr. Macdonald was in Mitchell on
Thursday attending tbs great Reform
meeting in that town. Hon. Mr. Laurier
and others were present and addressed the
gathering.
Mr. Sullivan, salesman with Mr. T. A.
Mills,was married in Chesley,on Thursday,
to Miss Adams, of that place. The'T les
extends congratulations.
on, perdition, admenition, Justin, LiBtOwe1•
hallucination, derivation, creation,
station and adoption. You went Chas. Wilson has again taken pos.
gh the 'rithmetic like the late cyclone session of the Station Hotel.
through Kansas—you jist made clear Hay Bros., of Listowel, have rented
irt' as yott Went. I'm much obleeged I the elevator at Norwich, and rill buy
u for your inattention during my pre. grain and dressed hogs.
ry remarks."
As an illustration of the money paid
iters as soon as they acquire a repu-
, the September Cosmopolitan con-
lessthan eight thousand words, for
the sum of sixteen hundred and
site dollars was paid. Ex•Presicdent
son, Mark Twain and William Dean
ells are the three whose work corn
such a priee. The September num-
more than one hundred illustra-
giving the chief points of interest in
Columbian Exposition, and the Pair is
ed by more than a dozen authors, in•
g thefatnors English novelist,Walter
; the Midway Plaisance, by Julian
erne; Electricity, by Murat Hal -
the Liberal Arts Building, by Kunz,
moms gem expert of Tiffany & Com -
the Department of Mines, by the
of that department, etcetera. .A.
of this number is a story by Mark
entitled "Is ire Living or Is lie
•
THE WIN•GHAM TIMES, SEPTEMBER 15, 1893.
erection of a large foundry ou the
corner of Mill anti Edina streets Isere
by Galles.S; Martin, The contract to
be completed by November 10th.
filth Act and the regulations of the
rd, for distribution among the tesm-
s of the town.
We publish uumber two of the series of
yrs from the pen of Rev. Wm. Mo-
or, of this town, of his trip to Scot-
t and England. This letter deals with
Turnberry.
,A. Fawn social will be held under
the auspices of the Wroxeter Ladies'
Aid, Society, at the residence of Mr,
Thos. Evans, Turnberry, on Friday,
September 22nd. Tea will be served
from 4 o'clock, Adatiasion 15 cents,
children 10 cents. Peaches and cream
will be sold on the grounds, A cordial
welcome to all.
Bluevale.
Miss Maggie Burgess, of
was visiting at Mr. John
last week.
Twenty nine tickets for
were sold here on Tuesday.
Matter Frank K. Scott had his face
badly hurt by falling from a horse last
week. Methinks that Bluevale boys
are out of luck.
Our juniorsjourneyedtoWiughamon
Saturday last to try conclusions with
the juniors of that place at football.
When the books were olossd Bluevale
showed a deficit of 2 goals to 0.
Mrs J. Bnrguess was on the sick list
last week.
Mr. John Johnston, wife aid family
of Goderich, are visiting here.
Tbe Right to Buy.
( Wm, Paterson, 51,1„ et Wellington,
Supporters of the Netionel Policy
believe patriotically that we should use
ouly Canadian tuatiefai:turt's, that we
should wear nothing Int Canadian
clothes. If Mr. Laurier comes into
power, as 1 believe 1:r will, he does not
propose to pass• a taw that will compel
you to purchase foreign goods You
will carry mgt your patriotic principles',.
and buy, 'Collodion goods, no matter
what the prig. But you ask. "leo,
you. suppsse we would be foolish -
enough
enough to do that ?' If 1 think it
would he foolish to do that by your
own free will, how foolish it would be
to vote to have the law passed to cow
pel yon to do that, for that is just
what the National Policy does."
pon.
-According to The Sehnl.naster, "sta
;w" was recently defined' as being the
ing up of a stable," wad an answer to
question about - it surance had this
ge : "The money is provided by the
pany to defray exeenses by the birth of
herein. the pe ;uniary distress." In
mer it seems; the day is longer owing
e,expaneion. of the heat;" and that
n itself is thus explained : "Once a
we hav^, the whole bright side of the
turn€ towards us. Then it is summer.
is in the solstice. and stands still."
At the close of the school in one of the
ate of Algoma recently the teacher
on a trustee who was present for
emarks. The official arose and said:
avert, I am glad to, see that you have
Bred ctar through -the 'rithmetic—be-
g at addition and going through sub -
d
Brussels,
Burgess',
Toronto
Ya 'or Over %t'lfty Years
AN CLI/ AND tVELL.Tai(D REMEDY.—Mrs. Will
plow's St.othine Syrup has been used for over fifty
Yenta by Inil!tose of mothers ter their ehilercn while
frothing, with pecZecteuccoss. It soothes the child
softens the gurus, allays all plain. mires wind collo,
and le thebost remedy for D,arrhom. is pleasant to
tho taste. Sold by Druggists in orery part .f the
Worlds rwenty.Avo rents a bottle. Its value is
incalculable. Ile sure and ask for Mre, Winslow's
Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind.
The Federal Government professes
its inability to spare $750,000 for the
building of a.pesnitentiary in which
juvenile criminals can be kept separ-
ate fromthese hardetled in crime,
but this sante Government maintains
on the statute book a needless Fran-
chise Act which csots half a .nilliofi
every time it is put in force.
Affitcted. With Neuralgia for 30 Years,
To the Proprietor of the Great South
American Rheumatic Cure.
Dna. Sin,—For over thirty years I was
afflicted very much with Neuralgia and
Seeinggreat SOUTHHeadache.Headache. your
AMERICAN RsauMATxc Cum. advertised I
thought I would give it a trial --although I
did not think for a moment it was going to
do me any good after trying so many
remedies without benefit. I obtained a
bottle from Chishotm's Drug Store in this
town, and I must say that I got,great relief
from the first few doses, and was so overs
joyed that I determined, ,to give it a good
trial and continued 1 eikitig it, taking iu all
six bottles. I Dail 'truthfully say that I
never felt so well Einoe I was a girl, it has
not only cured me of neuralgia and head•
ache,'but has also built up my system and
I feel quite young again. I most cheer-
fully give you this testimonial and consider
you are 'the greatest benefactors to suffer-
ing humanity.
I am, Dear Sir, YoursThankfully,
MARGARET .SELL.
Witnessed by J. H. Chisholm, Druggist.
A shooting match between the gun
dribs of Brussels and Listowel took
place here on Tuesday of last week
and resulted in a tie, each club break-
ing fortyfiie blue rocks out of a
possible sixty. A return match will
'bt shot in Brussels shortly.
Our exehanges contain an account
of a sad accident whist befell Dr.
William Sweet, of Shelbyville, 111.
The doctor is a native of Outario',and a
former resident of Exeter Dr. Sweet
was called to see es id: hors' which bit
hint on. the. hand Nothing was
thought of it until the owner of the
horse informed l'Ir. Sweet that it had
Leen bitten by a mad dog that day.
Mr. Sweet examined • the horse and
found it suffering front rai.ies. it dviug
the .same night. Nu time was lost in
seeing a doctor who advised 111r. Sweet
to go to Chicago and take the 1 asteur
treatment, which will necessitate six-
teen Flays to complete—to affect a cure
or not. The horse bit a cow which also
died, Mr, Sweet's chances of recov-
ery are meager.
my counterpart," the poet wrote
ear child, the darling of his
a clutch the stupid printer's
it tap, "My pig my counterpart.+,
.
It is reported that J. C. Hay and
family, who removed to Chicago last
spring, will return to town again.
Parties visiting the Toronto and
London exhibitions should not fail to
see the fine display of Morris planes
made by the Listowel Piano Co They
Will find the company's ever obliging
and popular salesman 13. L3. Srtrvt ,in
charge of the exhibit and he will`; iii'
pleased to see all old friends and bus.
tolners.
,Tohn Livingstone, of the flax mills,
and his namesake, John Livingstone,
druggist and agent 0, P. R., ate now
away on a short visit to lianitohe.
A new front is; being put into the
old American hotel building e
Wallace street and otherwise fitted ttp.
When completed' it will be occupied
y Henry Rapp as a liquor store and
dwelling.
Tenders (tire being asked for the
1►IAlutikin.
1j31'ELTo�— KlrctiEat - At the Methodist
z
aisuua e Wroxeter, rCe
r ou the le
12th
taut
by the Rev. Mr. Shaw, Mr. Wm. Pelton,of
East Wawauosh, to Miss Maggie Kitchen,
of Ttruberry.
DIED•
EADIE.—In Lower Wiughatn, on Septem-
ber Sth, Robert Eadie, aged 70 years, 1
month and 28 days.
ber 13th, Peter McArthur, aged 75 years,
6 months and 5 days.
r:-
WAunr—In Wiughatn, on the, llth inst.,
'Thos. Wadby, aged 73 years.
hvloAiiTEuit.—In Turnberry, oe Septem-
WORK {HARD, PRACTICAL, ENTHUSIASTIC,
RTAS PLACED THE
The Forest City Business College of London.
IN THE FRONT POSITION IT OCCUPIES LO -DAY.
CATALOGUES FREE.
AFTERelidleMMSAMI
SICKNESS to tone up the
�system, and
bring back n healthy appetite, physicians
recommend the use of
CAMPBELL'S QUININE WINE.
„ PLEASANT TO THE TASTE.
:,Preparedoalyby a. CAMPBELL & CO.f'
ticwarc of Imitationm. IvioNTEEAL.
Gm
.T. W. WESTERVELT, Prilleirld•.
DISSOLUTION SALE,
Cheese Markets.
Ogdensburg, Sept. 9—At the meet-
ing to -day 1,($00 t,oxes .^geese were
offered. All sold at 9a- to Sac, ruling
9fte.
London, Sept. 9—Seventeen factor-
ies boarded 4,978 ' boxes of August.
Sales : 144 at 9 -ie, and 69 at 9 -e.
Utica, Sept. 11—Sales, 1,206 boxes
at 9c, 3,376 at aka, 2,056 at 94c, 1,625
at 9p, 70 at 9?;c, 400 on commission.
yes o creamery uter at
THIS IS A CLOCK and active.
25i•a to 2511,e.c. The market is 4r, higher,
• Little Falls, Sept. 11-517 boxes at
Sic, 1,286 at Sic, 290 at 8c, 2,685
sat 9c, 100 at 9,14,c, 1,596 at 94c, 475
on cotnnlisiou. 509 of dairy at 8-e to
Sic : 75 package's dairy at 22c to 24c,
86 creamery butter at 24c to 25c.
90 packa„ f y
tter
•
old Greek water clock was a most
iugenius affair, but it was unreliable and
far from a handsome article. What a
change in 2000 years!
We now offer you a most reliable time.
keeper, in Walnut, marble and euamal
wood ; also the Wife's Favorite Alarm
Clock, at bottom price, at
-�„
The partnership happily existing between the undersigned for the
past six years will close on the 8th day of September, 1893, by efful-
gence of time, and, owing to continued ill health of one of the
partners, cannot be renewed. Therefore, the
WEST RN FAIR,
L NDON,
SEPTEMB R 14th to 23rd, '93.
CANADA'S FA
ESTA
The Oldest
LIVE STO
Entries Clos
The best and lar
allotted on receipt
Better Spec
Than
SPECIAL EXcuRsi.
For Prize Lists a
ORITE EXHIBITION
sum 1868.
n the Dominion.
K EXHIBITS
September 7th.
est stabling and space
of entries.
ElvTIRE STOOK,
AMOUNTING TO ABOUT X10,000,
al Attractions
ver before.
J. R. MtJNSHAW'S, CAPT. A. W. PO
Mason flock, Winghitnl. T
NS PROM ALL POINTS.
d information apply td
TE, Pres.
S. A. BROWNE, Sec.
HARNESS AND DOLLARS.
ill be sold withOlil reserve
AND AT . BELOW COST.
As the goods are all new and have been selected with great care, this
affords an opportunity of securing SACRIFICE BARGAINS such as
may never again be offered to the citizens of Wingham and vicinity.
This great sale will begin on
Having bought out the Ambler Earnests Business and started in his old stand,
am prepared to furnish the public with . everything usually kept in a harness shop
Such as •
WAVY, LTG EIT and 'I eAox HARNESS,
NETS, DUS PERS,
�V Ii
IPS, CURRY COMBS,
BRUSHES, SWEAT COLLARS,
TRUNKS, VALISES and
TRAVELLIN Cir BAGS, tbo., de
I make alt my own Collars and guatxnt'ee satisfaction.
Give; i* e4t trial and 1 will use you right.
G.. A.. 1\TV+ " "tY' O.L`Nl"
Saturday, Aug. 5th,
And continue for 33 days. Please remember
33 DAYS SELLING AT COST,
And in many cases far below cast. Do not permit business or pleasure
to keep you away from this store. during these 33 days. for it is' the
chance of a lifetime. The stock conists of every description of
Dress Goods, General Dry -Goods, including Cur-
tains, Curtaining and a fine assortment of
Carpets, fine Worsteds, imported and
Canadian Tweeds, Ready-made Cloth-
ing, Gents' Furnishings, &c.
BOOTS TND. SHOES and SLIPPERS from the best makers,
GROCERIES, pure and fresh, in abundance. Lovers of good, pure
TEAS cannot afiod rto miss this mammoth sale. Come, now is the
accepted time. •
GOOD BUTTER and EGGS will be taken,as cash. Any goods
charged during this GREAT SALE will be entered at' regular prices,
GORDON & McINTYRE,
The Anchor House.
Wingham, July 31, 1893.
mow
GEO. E. KING.
OUR FALL STOCK IS NODI COMPLETE,
SEE OUR DRESS GOODS,
TRI]MINGS AND READY MADE
MANTLES.
LES.
Respectfully yours,
CI -MO. moi+ - ICII\ a -
'4
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VOL. XXL
We want especially
tion to our new fall s
They are acknowledge
seen them to be the fir
shown in the town, a
leading colors and wea
away clown to et
show you in all colors
all wool Serge,at the 1
five cents a yard.. A
sure and ask to be sho
The staple stook of ]
complete.
Groceries full and fr
The 35 cent tea is as
strong as ever. 3 pour
fifty cents.
ei ••' 44;4 " -.,,,y,
OEM & HI
Direct D
Tau 33i..tn, September
DRESS AND NSA
MRS. JOIL
Has decided to again
,untie making busine
Edward street, near I
Satisfaction guaran
wanted.
Marriage
Issued by PRANK PA
toria street,Winghau
required.
LOCAL
—Call at the Star
assortment of fruit.
—The Ontario t ,ri
re -open on the 2m Oc
winter session.
—Mr. Peter De ns
at the Cuirass foi. at
nesday. •
—The word "la ter
in the criminal la el
"theft" now covet
however largo or s la'
—Private moneys t
at reasonable rate of
tf
—Rev. Wm. Ma
ston on Monday a e:
Home Mission Bo rd
for the counties o H
—Mr. H. W. C Me
home, in Calgar
last. A number t'
station to see hi off
-You must re, 'ft'
all the local news I
for it. If you ar a
subscription paid
p
—For first-class
gents' furnishings,
Remember the plac
of the r'd stand an
store and Patterson
-The season for
etc., opened on the
that class of shoot
ducks, on Dec. 15t
in on the 20th of •
the 15th IsToverhbe
—The third let ,o
Was McGregor, a t.
this issue, It def ,
.leen, Scotland, as
Forth bridges, '
,desortptive of E.
—G T Ii trains
leave Wingham at
via W G $3.1B Divi
and 8.45 p m, vitt
Good connectional
--"Mal::and bf
characters: Ram'.
ars that Mary, the
is now Mrs Tyl
The lamb died ab.
,original verses Wei
stone, of Boston.
—Circulars hay,
Union Prohibiti
on October grd in
:effort to "secure to
Oration of the p
tion at the comm,
And society is
Alves or More in
Of Members. T
and ehtdroh ergs'
representation,
given, by the inti