The Wingham Times, 1893-12-15, Page 4THE 1'' 'TNtarHAM TIMES,1.)
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r, in, out of tris order, and they, to-
gether with o111oere commanding units of
active militia, will, in those districts
wheret the law fto tlireuts, b;a liable to
proeet•u.ion in reer,eut or tiny liquor •soldl
In teats or other promisee subject to
their d.tnttrol. in Ilrltliti..al to such penalty
tie; may be iniliettcl for a.. .breach of
uitlitary tli,(rip.iaa• Alnoliol ascus to
:,ra loeeed upon illi something 11'11"30 than
useless :1 tad imly lit to be mist t. ut
iv'nti•tl"t^1• er ilul'a"t•rt :bill intelli3ra!3ce
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CEMBER 15,.1393..
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policy o, the Libeled party .
i oliticl.l,
it adopted. by the Ottawa con-'
-rename, :Gell exlire$e our uetief that
Canada will peva:• enjoy the prosperity -
whit•h her resource; should certainly
secure her nihil are have a complete
reversal or our present Neal policy,
for the pampering and enrichment of the
fevered few, Qcurriel,
Moved by W. \l, t:iinulair, !occluded by
'1hoe, tx.beon, 1\LP.1'.: "That we as n
oouvention desire to mime our sym-
FOR INVALIDS
whose failn eds duo. 9, toning
andple sanut
remedy will be fouu iu
CAMPBELL'S QUININE WINE.
RreparedoulybyX*.0 .Arrnarr,fiCo.
Beware of Imitations. M0NTR$AE..
tit's it it'Ftiir; 111 II t!•'t•nllac (1601'111V ()f patnv With T)r. +llitini011 ill, M. P. for
Liu,; . It the 1 n:iiit r 1:n,t the athlete.East 17urau, in his recent illness, and ,
are pit}t=}gully better without the use of , while regretting hie absence, hope that
iiiTo,;}I hntle at the time they wish to ;be will be speedily restored to good
exercise the greatest forge of body end i health." Carried.
intellect, ellen do Glen require to are---.s-
drink and how Cara there be any .benefit i
from its o;>o as a beverage ? Alcohol is! The townabip 0011u01 will meet in the
not it food, it is not a force, and it only i hall to -day.
hurts the individual and shortens life. I Saturday's thew did not destroy the
Why then not vote is out of the coup- Ii sleighing, but wee the menus of (rutting
I try ,, , the roads up in bad shape.
Miss Stein, of L- v, 3L• 1.4'iugham, and
T,T Tar. now}notion meeting in East 1 i� "
Lambtou, a couple of weeks ago, says BeunetFarrow, or hi .ltll'irt1E vi •}ting
the Forest Free Press W. D. Balfour, M. (friends on the 8rtl line, hist week.
---------e11', P. for South Eeseti, reed 0, copy of the I '.lite annual eutertainment in coneec-
r
1 EDITORIAL MATES. oath or obligation used in t e P. i''. A, 1 011 with the Suns:1111e Sunday Sell oat
it held in the church on Monday
initiation ceremony. e ttiQning next, the 18th Inst.
been fernitsheri hiin by the seoretary of
`ane of the councils in Baser: county, and t Au entertainment w`.11 bra held in the
.t he rlIaliottr) stated to the meeting that !'township hall, on Wednesday evening of
1-. Weep '^red to Neve the document I next week. The proceeds Will go to-
• ge Wee 1,ok. P wards purchasing le clock for S. S. No. 3.
I l.ui.t e. Here elemnly path : I n Thursday evening, a public mea-
t
O
� promise and ss. ear I
t 1 one member of i1( the 11( eras of temperance. Good
total. net tlktt of the Dominion On
h ofNovember was „:1O0,v4'3, 7 G1, an
of 41::1,78'0 for the month.
Couserv:dtiwe Cont'eetion Eur tide
, held. et Go.lerieh, ot: Tuesday last,
tied without e:omivatra; d4 caudi'
r the Local L,el;islatere,
1-I said 'it had
1 w} be 1
"1 do most s
ing was held in Anderson's school house,
,� ,. titan I will 1(a allow any t is
i eciuciwl peened ntuuuous were the Doman Casholic church to become a
*aiuoa Ed u leleud, uu Atho addresses were delivered b'1' a number of
1 menabar of this crier, knowing him to be prominent temperance men.
ud resulted iu the return of the Be'Ilsuch ; that I will use my influence to
"overnmeut to power by au over- i
promote the interests of all Protestants
ing majority. i everywhere in the world ; that I will not
.30111 T110111$0N assured the Relax1 employ a Roman Catholic in any capit-
a -Trade, the oi4ier clay, that a ia" t oity, if I can p"een"s the services of a
'te biU0U b between Canada a1�d cruBei- Protestant ; that 1 will not aid in build-
.. in tivau be established, The fx°veru` ' The next horse fair. will be held o
in; or in maintaining, by my resources January 4th next.
Brussels.
The Mechanics' Institute will hold
several entertainments during the
winter.
has been 111 iiei;Otiati0u With eel,
any Roman Catholic church or instate-
end
ns t e -
end fur earns time. • tioe Or their sect or creed whatsoever,
8t -an ay lot, au i .uarehist went to but ,will do all in my power to retard
ulber of Depot es, iu Yarta,i'.'rauce, and brook down the power or the Pope ;
crew a dynamite, y1nb in the with,& that I will not enter into any controversy
# Deputies, 9:he boib explutrd \Atli with a Roman Catholic upon the subject
'v lurce, and, a „ rtii t nutnbee of tho of this order, nor will I enter foto any
itis wereeevereiy'''injured, but none
agreement with a Roman Catholic to
titled outright. The A:saruhist was strike or areata a disturoance, whereby
red, having been neverely hurt by the Catholic employees may undermine
plueluei. and substitute the Protestant ; that in
Toronto Stat anticipates the report all grievuneee I will seek only Protest -
'.1f; •yal Cowwiesiou 00 Yroulbittou, ants and counsel with them, to the ex-
oi heiUea Ludt. 1.8 ,t'lil recommend • alusten of all Roman Catholics, and will
versa of .the pt13ie111 liquor. trains ; not make known to them anything of
�, it wilt recommend a general pro any nature matured at such conferences;
em lot, wide local RpLiou fur the , that I will not countenance the nomina-
tt hoeuses. dt present the license , tion, iu any caucus or convention, of a
IS the gs1lea'a1,0ne with IUJd► Option R•�tnan Catholic, for any office in the
hibit on , ! gift of the Canadian people, and that 1
0111GA1 has a lav against drunkards. will not vote for, nor council others' tp
troit,this week, John ',V. Dickerson vote for, any Roman Catholic, but will
ward Kelly were sentenced to the ' vote only for a Protestant ; that I will
ouOe of correction .for two yours endeavor at all times to place the politi-
ca] a charge of tieing aonlmJ11 ; cal positions or this Government in the
orris. These aro the first couvei- i hands of Protestants. To all of which I
under the new state law which re-' do most solemnly promise and swear, so
eonti:ruled drunkards to be locked i help the God. 'Amen."
a state prison.
•
Maitland skating has been 'leased by
Jno. Pallant 1e and ?red. Downing and '
they are busy now in getting everything
gas
oods.
a fall Stock Of
S 1 LLV E 9 WA R
of all kit" 3t to hand,
Call and alar et.
3 �1d 1clot• a i
a°
f.:13 l.tOil.S Yt
Clocks, and
Jewelry,
Repairing a Specialty.
in first-class shape for this favorite �__
winter sport. Curling will now likely
boom as there are a number or new
hands in town.
The Gospel Temperance meetings, on
Sunday afternoons, are largely attended.
It is said a druggist from the East is
talking of going into business in Brus-
sels.
CHEAP RALE
Our Clubbing Bates.
The Tress and Toronto Globe, weekly S 1 Gil!
The Tates and Toronto - Emmett, weekl.v 3 74
The TIMES "ct0 London Advertiser, weekly1. 75
The Tines and London leree Pi ees, wtokly. • , , 1 75
The T11458 and Montreal Herald,weekly 1 00
'rhe Timm and Montreal Witness we kiy 1. Ott
The Tutus ruin Toronto Daily 110"14. , ,.., ., 2 Fie
The f c hly,l nndontcmipu Validly Herald and Star 1 7 G
The Tiatss and The Ladies' Journal, ur0nthll•, 1. 25
Tnrorlto
The Thies and Cosmopolitan Mngnemeo ronthly, a 25
New Yeti*
Tho TIAIlIa and Tho Live Stock Journal 1(114
-8
monthly.
1t
r 111 !
I o
Household Companion, Y •
us h C
o (roll o
P
" i" 1 DO
bt•�roek
Vaulters' � to0ate y
The rates and Imulars' Au ,
The TIMIIS and tile. Cultivator and Country » 75
Gentleman, weelitl,• •. ....
Tho balance of 3803 free in every case.
Reduced rates with all other papers not mentioned
in the above list.
Address,
M. PAT -1 E SON,.
Will;,• b au1.
Opposite Raul: o laamiltou,
ESTRAY SHEEP.
Trims Qrricii, •
Win,gliain, Ont.
CEO. SHAW
CUTS. DOWN THE PRICE OF M`A-
�
AGAIN.
STEAK -116Z. PER LB.
and other moats low in proportiOU.
FORK SAUSAGE
also on hand.
I and prepared to parr the highest
price for all kinds of fowl. They
must bc•drawn and well dressed.
GEO, SHAW.
Wiugham, Oct. 10th, 1898.
ThonuEa Livo 1%mhors,
THOR000II W0111 ,under the guiding hand of the PCINCIPAL of the
c'!' *�rr4-. w•-� iti y . lig,. •G a L . 4y ,"���' %G- '�Sr
**LIZ?: i%:mss
W ,151.107G ^k ..... %
` -.,,Val F1�i3"-'i•.' ,:t" ` '.�1'1 ,1
^�_. rye.. � d •i�-`s�iti� ..='••:s`�
Cau,a 01( to the premises of tho subersl il,er, Lots
13 and 1.4, Concession 1, Morris, on or about the asst
of September. tivee aged ewes and ono lamb. The
owner is minuted to prove property, pay expenses
and take them away. DUNCAN CAMPBELL.
Morris, Nov. 20th, 1803. 41
French treaty is likely to be I East Huron Liberals.
by ttho' Dominion Parliament at I A large and enthusiastic audience
l"jug session. Dr. Tupper is on I assembled ut the Liberal convention in
ince the refusal of the Govern- 'Brussels, on Tuesday last, for the par-
last session,. to ask Parliament pose of selecting a standard•bearer for
fy it. He.and Sir Hibbert Tupper the Legislature. President Hislop ac-
e hey will make it iaterosting for cupied the chair and made a brief ad-
,veruLrient if the matter is vet dress. Thomas Gibson, of Wroxeter,,the
with tis they desire, at forthcoming present old and highly respected mein -
ng of Parliament. ber, was unanimously nominated by a
Department of Agriculture in standing vote, accompanied by three
rousing cheers.
bares just issued a crop bulletin. Mr, Gibson, in his address, referred to
ea the tot it yield or whent at his long telaure of office, and the many
1923 bushels, an average of 15.50 c.Ianges th(1%t had taken pit ee in that
els per acre. The wheat this year time. With regard to the Patrons of
st free from smut. The amount Industry, he said that in 1873 he propos-
already marketed is placed at ed a policy in the house much along
"6 bushels, leaving a balance of the sante lines as that in the Patrons'
47 bushele still in the hands of the Of the wheat marketed 6,000,4
platform. In reference to the appoint.
meet of county officials. such as sheriffs,
Belgrave•
There is to be a Chri,tmaB tree enter-
tainment, on Thursday evening, December
21et, in connection with Trinity Church
Sunday School, in the Foresters' hall,
13elgrave. The Trinity church people are
noted for their gond concerts, and every
onessbould go and, Spend a ploasaut even-
ing:
eehels have gone east and south as
bout 1,000,000 in the form of
,t
�leaving over 2,000,000 stored in the
tors west of Lake Superior for
401:
tit or for grinding. Of the 6,317,-
.bets in farmers' bands nearly
inion will be required for seed
m
cad ; this will leave about three
le.t half million to be marketed for ex -
ilk The oats yield is pined at 0,823,-
helts, and it is estimated that
fi,j+ushel will be consumed within
If ince or hi the lumber camps to
; " Other yields are estimated as
: Marley, 2,5147,053 bushels ; flax
bushels ; rye, 20,422 bushels.
portant order relating to the Hale
re istrars, etc., he would approve of hav-
ing them elected by the people, their
term of office to be five years. Munici-
pal omeerb would come under the same
head. Referring to the P. P. A. he said
that the }Mowat Government had not
granted special concessions to the Roman
Catholics of Ontario, nor could tho
•statements that they had be borne ottt
by fact and figures: It was moved by W.
Irwin, seconded by W. Doig:
"That this convention desires to ex-
press their most implicit confidence in
the honesty and integrity of the Govern -
Anent so long and ably led by our old
chief, Sir Oliver Mowat, and we further
desire to express our entire approval
Scott's
,inulsion
of Cod-liver Oil and Hypophosphites
is both a food; and a remedy. It is
useful as a fat, producer and at the
sante time gives vital force to the
body. It is beneficial in
CONSUMPTION
because it makes fat and gives strength.
It is beneficial for
SICILY CHILDREN
because they can assimilate it when
they cannot ordinary food.
Itis beneficial for
COUGHS AND COLDS
because it • heals the irritation of the
throat and builds up the body and
overcomes the difficulty.
"OdXBTIONl'—Beware of substitutes.
Genuine pre aced by Scott dt Bowne,
Belleville.
andebold by all druggists.
Tho anti tl
on, Commie 1
NOME.
'Meeting of the Whitech
will be held^ln tho
Forester
Tial!, W
01(
Saturday, E
at 1.o'cl
when the dividends wi be pa
liminess transacted. All Patren
others interested + , cordially ilio
J. J. W.$
h Cream.
itechurch
16th, 1893,
.01.,
and other important
harebolders and
to attend.
'801'1,
etary.
Forest City Business and Shorthand School, of London, Ont..
who has had SPECIAL preparation for his chosen profession, assures snecess to every',tudont. Having anent
PISTEER YEARa in the class r0o111 and FIVE YEAas in 11neIEBEK and oerwE PRACTICE, be should know how to
prepare young people for business. It pats to attend a seho0l that has a Standieg among: business mon.
College r0.open1 on Tuesday, January 2nd, 1894. Catalogue free. Good board 1.32.80 per weak.
0m 3. W. WJ STE VELT, Principal.
whitec • , Nov. 25,1803.
3t
STRAYED HEIFER.
Came on the remises of the subscriber, Lot 11,
Concession 11, Tnimberry, on or about the loth of
November last, a wino colored two year old Heifer,
The owner is requested to prove property, pay ex.
pensas and take ler away, or she will be dealt with
according to law. G. n'
Glenannan P. 0,
In order to dispose of our entire stock of Goods, as
need them and we need the money, we shall for the
Xt irt
be prepared to quote
Prices Entirely Below Anything that has ever been heard of Before
in all our lines.
A RARE CHANCE
to make from 815 to 825 ver week in selling our (lardy
Canadian Grown Nursery Stock. highest Salaries
or Commission paid weekly. Complete Ou1111T File:..
Special instructions to beginners. Write this week
1 for terms to. -
>;. 0. GRAHAM, Nurseryman,
I
1st Toronto, Ont
MARKET REPORTS.
w31el8A51.
Wingharn, December 14, 1808.
Corrected by P. Deans, Produce Dealer.
BARS h? ANTED.
1500 CORDS HEMLOCK BARK
we know you
S
wanted at the Wiugham Tannery.
X5.00 PER C QRD
Will be paid on delivery. .
Parties peeliug to
5 corde or over, can
, deliver half .in summer ai d balance in
Iwinter, if desired, and same price will be
paid.
Flour per 100 lbs 1 50 to 1 80
Fall Wheat 0 55 to 0 50
Sprang Wheat...... 0 55 to 0 511
Oats 0 20 to 0 30
Barley , ... • . 0 34 to 0 85
Peas 0 50 to 0 51
Butter, tub........ 0 20 to 0 20
Butter, rolls ... ... 0 20 to 0 20
Eggs per demon..... , 0 18 to 0 18
Wood per cord 1 50 to 1 75.
My per ton...... 0 00 to 0 00.
Potatoes, per bushel 0 30 to 0 35
Geese, per lb...... . 005 to 0 06
Turkeys ......... ....... 0 08 to 0 01)
Chickens, per pair • 0 25 to 0 3
Ducks.... . 0 40 to 0 50
Dressed (loge...... 0 00 to 6 10
:eating liquors in catnps of in- and appreciation of the wise, progros• BCef ...... 4 GO to 5 50
a has been issued by the Depart- sive legislation this Province has from crrerev.
Militia.. The order states that time to time received; we pledgeonrselves I roll Wheat; old............ 0 50 to 0 60
r General, having observed the to. use every legitimatemeans to keep rail Wheat, new,......... 0 58 to 061
In mil't's camps of lnatrua l 'n . 'Wheat 0 53 to 0 58
East %Iaron 'n line as usual and to coed
militia
llri K 0 30 to 0 35
Arley.... ..............
W1NCHA TANNiNC CO.
Wingham, Maty 10th, 1803.
EXECUTORS' NO=
Pars. - of to the Revised Statutes of ► ,taria, 1.887,
Chapter .1, Scotian 48, the creditor of Alexander
Eintoui, la'. t the Township of E . Wawanosh, in
tha County o 'uron, who died • or about the 6th
day of October, D., I800, 1(r- required to send to
11, Vanstone. Sotto .r for Iia: ah ltintout and -John
Gibbons, Executors . the id deceased, Wins:ham
P. 0,. on or before•the 't day of *December, A. D.,
1803, their names, add ses and descriptions, the
fail particulars of th ' 'e ims, a statement of their
aeclnultsand the .+tura o the securities (if any)
held by them; 11 notice is -ruby given that the
said Execute will. i,luu0diat atter the last mon-
tioned day roe -cod td drstribut,, the assets of the
said des sed 0lnong the partie titled thereto
havin • •egard only to the Maims Of w - h they shall
then ave notice.
Dat • 1 this 22nd day of November,lbAA, D. Se
ANNAII 1t1NTOTIL, l Executors.
O1ll GIBBONS, f
x ,
he =restricted sale 02 such to the Legislature lit next session a Oats..,..8.l.*''' • ..• . 0 20 to 0 30
fn regimental mesas the MM. representative who will give our govern-' Peas. , ..................... 0 50 to 0 51
clamps of instruction are hence. . 1r ! P0tatees, per 'bushe1, ....... 0 35 to 0 40
meat a co'leseten � support carried! ..... , . 0 17 to 0 18
ly p:'ohibite3. Officers ilnaminousiy. Movari by Micv.ael 113nrdo, llpge, pordo7en... ....... 0 !l3 to 0 13
oasapa of iastrltotio wilt seconded by H. McLeod: Hay ........ L10O to 7 OO
tulible for the 1it0per oat- That we do most cordially indorse thea Cordwood............ • •• • • • a OO tc 400
G- i'NTLEMEN S Sd,TTTS
made of the best Fabrics the market produces.
GENTS' FUR � N I �S UNDERWEAR
we cannot. be undersold.
BOOTS AND SHOES
DR. McLELLAN, LONDON, ONT.
407 Talbot Street,
EYE: and 10 .1111{ S1111tGEON,
GradU8te of the New York Lye and Ear Hospital,
1880. Post Graduate Coarse on the Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat at the NNW York Post Graduate Medical
School and Hospital, 1802. Eyes Tested, Glasses
supplied. Fine stock of Spectaeies, Lenses and
Artificial Eyes. es. Will be at the
lsrunswiok /louse, W XGr"> AMI
The first or 1,aet THURSDAY or
each month, at date named below:
First Visit, January 4th, 1894.
Hours 8 re fit. to 8.00 p. m. Charges
moderato.
at the most unprecedented low prices.
We are headquarters for the celebrated
ranhy )16herg Over6toef
also all Canadian Brands in Stock, with Socks to match.
is the place to buy
FIRST - C1>rASS GODS AN
l'At RIGHT,
Repairing done as usual. �Q� & SON,
J. HOM V�f .L. H SON,
Wh gleam.
MAIR.NES S AND DOLLARS.
Having bought out the Ambler Harness Business and started in his old stand,
am prepared to furnish the public with everythi usually kept in a harness shop
Bitch as
HEAVY, LIGHT and TRACH HARNESS,
LETS, DUSTERS,
W II1PaS, OUBRY COMBS,
BRUSHES, SWEAT COLLARS,
TRUNKS, VA1,1 S and
TRAVELLING BAGS, 4tc., dtc
u
1
make all my OWn Collars and guarantee satisfaction.
• Giv6 ine stag and 1 will use you right.
Cir. ." i' i�7►,-".I+`c . ",.