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VOL. XXIII.---NO. 1149.
Spring Goods will soon begin to arrive
and we find that we have a few lines that
we shall have to carry over, that is if you
do not get them and in order to make it to,
your advantage, we will sell them exaotl
at cost. To start with, there are a few
odd furs, the overshoes and cardigan show
that we have got left. A. few shawls and
hoods, men's, boys', ladies', and girl s' under-
clothing, men and boys' overcoats. We
would rather you had these goods at cost,
than have to carry them over to next,
season. We are not using the old • worn
mat sliraee, "selling at cost," simply to
• catoh you, we mean just what we say. Try
us and be convinced, Our Grocery stock,
as usual, fresh and complete. We have on
band the new shortening, "Cottolenl."
Try it and see what it is like.
Yours truly,
ORR & HISCOCKS,
Direct Importers.
.,•?, •
iiatersts•••‘‘,Xer
'THE BEAR, January 81st, 1894.
Marriage Licenses
Issued by PRANK PATERSON, No 23, Vic-
toria street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses
required.
DRESS MAKING.
MES. JOS. BIJLLA1tD
Has decided to open a dress making bud-
nem, at her residence, John street, opposite
Queen's Hotel. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Apprentices wanted. 3m
LOCAL NEWS.
—The butchers of the town are busy at
present getting in thei next summer's
supply of ice.
—A. receptio service —ill be held in the
'Methodist c rch, Wing Jam, next Sunday
evening.
Two ftme dwelling house for sale in
the To of Wingham. Apply to
Joan Dressers.
..1 --Port Elgin paid •`°1,193.04 costs in a
Suit brought by a yot ng lady who broke
ber leg on one of the ..ifective sidewalks.
—Methodist °laurel Pulpit' Topics for
textSunday: Morn sg, "Our Heavenly
,Firther," The first .f the serios in the
Ionti-Prayer. Even g: "The Memorial
Supper."
—Just arrived.—Two tons of Myers'
Royal Cattle Spice. For sale at Griffin's
Grocery. 9t
—Remember the I.
tainnient in the Tow
evening next. It wil
the Eden -Fontana
of the best troupes t
inadvertontl
—in our last iestte.th'a
and George Green. It
. Foresters' enter -
Hall on Tuesday
be something fine as
. is said to be one
evening.
• omitted to mention,
Messrs, Wm. Mom e
been elected by ac-
clamation tri fill th VitoanCieS in Ward 2,
in the To vvii COnne . Th 'nornista,tiort was
v/
held Wednesday tr k. 1
—LosT—The w' 1 o the late John Dale- e
Any one who can g e information as to
same will be suit y rewarded,
R. Wirer:oat,
Barrister &o.,
Wingham. c
*Stratford Beacon' Jan. 25th : Burns'
anniversary song was fully expressed and
ably delivered by Mr 'Thos. J. Scott, of
Winghatn. This geAlema,n possesses a
full, clear tone voi .0 Of unexceptional
power, and over whici lie has perfeot eon-
trol. His numbers d ing the evening re-
ceived well meritedaljjlause.
1411/ INGHAM TIM
WINGHA.1VI, ONTARIO, FRIDAY,, FEBRUARY 2 1894.
—A, grand carnival is progress in the —Regular tneeti4 of Town Conne
rink.as we go to press. • Monday eveniug ne t.
• —.The Palmereteli Reporter has
bo i entered
loRitchie still very low, and re,LRev. Geo. Bug in, MBlyth, preacher
'but faint -hopes are ntertained of hifr- in the Methodist c lurch, Winghe,m,
recovery.' Sunday last.
—Cash for good butter and eggs atR A —We are enjoyinsesplendicl sleighing jes
Graham's market grocery. now, and large quare ities of logsavootis dso.
nshire attended a are being brought, in o tcwn.
utive committee of —Private moneys to loan on mortgage
. T., in Blyth, on at reasonable rate of interest. Apply to
tf JOHN NEELANDS
—A. great snow 4orm prevailed ove
the eastern part of' Ontario, on Monday
night, in many places upwards of two fee
of snow falling.
—Mr. Thos. J. Scot), of this town, take
part in a grand conce_ in the Hortioultu
ral Gardens pavilion, Tinto, on the even
ing of February 9th.
.
Prof. Wm. Welsh lecbured in the Tem
--Mr. W. F. Brock
meeting of the exe
District No. 24, I. 0.
Friday last.
—The Lang Thos. f Acton will give a
spendid Pbonograpl4cpncert in the Metho-
dist ohurch, Winghftn, on Tuesday evening,
Feb, 13th. Pattie ars later.
— Grain chopping done for 5 cents per
100 lbs. at the Wingham Oatmeal. Mil.
Oats exchanged for oatmeal.
W. HEIIBLY.
— Mr. Harry Hart, rmerly of this town,
is in Goderich, and, lith a select amateur
company, will producja the celebrated play,
"Karl's Promise," t night.
— Miss MeWh' ey has engaged the
Toronto Univ r ts Banjo and Guitar Club,
to assist in �nce I she proposes giving to
bring out 1 vocakpupils.
—We are indebtsd to the Goderinh Star
and Clinton News. record for our report of
the County Counc 1 proceedings, given in
other columns. Te -balance of the pro:,
ceedinge will be Men next week.
—Watches, clocks and jewelry promptly
repaired and fully warranted by HALSEY
PARR, Meyer Block, Wingham.
uponthird.ip a on.
s Reporter has been freatly improved duce
• it came under the present management.
The Truss wishes 3ro. Plenty continued
t success,
'
, —By aclvertisem nt in another column,.
it will be seen tiler Mr. John Pelton, of
town, is handling t e Ideal Steel Windmill
manufactured at 13 antford. This mill has
• an enclosed gear; vasiich all will admit is
✓ great advantage ov r other windmills.
—The talent for lcott's concert, to be
t held in Wingham, Nal the 19th inatiant, will
• consist of Miss Ages Knox, the world-
s renowned elocution A; Mr. Thos. A. Baker,
hurnorist,,Toronto; sfiss Maud Alexander,
. descriptive vocalis!, and the Wingham
Methodist Chum Sunday • School Or-
chestra.
perance Hall, on Tues4y and Wednesday
evenings, on Phrenolog . The professor is
well up in his profession eing a graduate of
Fowler & Wells' institu e, New York.
—Mitohell has or anizecl a. Keeley
Double Chloride of G d Cure Club. In
ebriety is treated as a sense in those in-
stitutes, and, it is salt some wonderful
mites have been effecte
—The Provincial' Te iperanen Conven-
tion to be held in Toro o, on the 6th inst.
promises to be very le,sely attended. At
this meeting the future action of the Tem.
perance people r Onto& will be decided'
—Greer's Trip to he World's Fair was
reproduced in the own Hall, on Monday
and Tuesday eveni gs ofthis week. It was
not very well atte ed, hitt the views given
of the different bu dings of the fair were
_ really immense a id those present say it
was a rich trer and should have been
better patronized.
—Ladies, have your garments made by
Miss M. Johuaton, Gregory block, opposite
the Queen's Hotel. Latest styles, good
, work, always iirstailass fit.
The remains Mrs. Jas. Kelly, of
•rtlinton, were broug t to Wingham for i
terment, on Wedrjssday. The deceased
was well known in Winghaii, having re-
sided here for a year or so before removing
• to Clinton. Prior t4 coming to Wingham,
the family resided in Teeswater for a num-
ber of years, Shel yes a husband and
family of sdVeral ch idren to mourn the
loss of gloving wife and mother. They'
have the sympathy of our townspeople in
their sad bereaveme it.
upon.
—Rev. Robt. Aylwc-rd, B. A.., willpreach \‘.
—Chisholm's Condition Powders for
berries and cattle are unequaled. Price 25c
per pound package.
a special sermon to yi ung men and women
in the Wingham Pres arterian church, next
Sunday evening. Su .ject: "A Life Com-
panion."
—The Editor of the TIllES, who has been
confined to the house f 'r the past couple of
weeks, with an attack 4 la grippe, is now
rapidly recovering, and it is exPected, will
soon be armind again.
—Mr. Alex. •Matheso, bursar of the
Belleville institution ., r the deaf and
dumb, has had an apop ectic stroke and is
in a serious condition. Mr. Matheson was
for many years editor and proprietor of
the Stratford Beacon, and his hosts of
friends in the west will be sorry to hear of
his affliction.
—Good and Cheap—Good flour at $1.50
per 100 pounds. All kinds of feed equally
as cheap, at A. H. Carr's, Wingliam.
—Gen. Neal Dow, of Maine, will be 90
years old on March 2. It is probable
that the temperance reformers of this
country will make thi the occasion for a
special demonstration «cbi behalf of pro-
.'
is
hibition. Such will bel the case in the . nary fail of v
. growers, stile Jape,
—The latest fad t a poverty social•
Every woman must sie ar a calico dress,and
every man his old 3lothes. In addition
each one is fined tweaty-five cents if he or
she does not have r patch on his or her
clothing and a prize is given to the one
wearing the poores clothillig. A good
chance for newspaper men to shine. .
—Ash Wednesday,t e beginning of Lent,
falls on Feb. 7th, eight days earlier than
last year. That bring Palm Sunday on
• March 18, and Easter Sunday on March
25'. Easter could n t possibly fall on a
much earlier date, an it will be many
years before it comes t as early a date as
it does in 1804.
DRESSMAKING—kiss H. J. Powell begs
to announce to the ladies of Wingham andvicinity,
viCinity, that she is prepared to do dress-
nutking in the latest style and,itt rnoderete
prices. A call soligitecl. Shop's- -Need ,
opposite MacdonTletsbileck.
, -
—The Canaiiitti; *orticulturist for Jan -
United States.
. , . and the frdntisplec
—In the follewhig: r. agraph:th'e Galt plate of the Barbar
Reformer must be tellin fibs on eur young tains much infor
bablieler editor friend o! the MWiitel Bee. This journal ie the
It.tanl be true, as our young fi4e-ncl is a Canada on fruit gro
member 9f the Atwood Bachelors' Club: ‘ very popular. Sam
Mt. R. S. Pelton,' editor of the Atwood Bee, . free on application t
was in town over -Sundra, visiting friends. Woolverton, GrimslJ
Mr. Pelton appears tr: like the people of
Galt and we would not es surprisedbefore _ Robert Cr; Ingerso 1 on the Home of
Robc_t Burns.
many months to see hi take home an as- The Montreal Cale Ionian Society . cele.
sistanteditor from our town.
. brated in that Mins last week, the one
—G T It trains for Toronto and east ' hundred and thirty Bath birthday of Robert
leave Wingham at 6.25 a' m and 11.20 a m. Burns — Sootland's greatest bard —who
via W G & B Division. and at 6.40 a m ! revived the- national iterature of Scotland
and 3.45 p m, via. Clinton and Guelph.
Good connections by all trains. Inore perhaps than a iyone else. At such
a time, it is befitting so reproduce the lines
Excursions to California. • of Ingersoll, descripti se el the poist'searly
horne,that I heard gusted in a lecture some
On account of San Francisco Mid -Winter .
tins° ago in the town of Wingham. tain
Fair, the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul.
• sure, that those who idmite the genius -of
Railway Company will sell exoursiou tick -
Burns will be delightod with the beauty of
te tO San Franciseo, St. Jose, Colton, Los
A0ga1ee and San Diego, Cal., and Portland, the lines, notwithstai ding they come from
the pen of an avowed infidel.
Ore., at reduced rates, good until April 1, '
, . WItt. MseGneocet.
1894. For full particulars call on any
oupon ticket agent or address A. J. Tay- . Wingl'air"
The following are • he lines :
lot, Canadian Pase. Agent, 87 York St.,
Though Scotland bouts a thousand names
Toronto, Ont. of patriot, kinsse nd peer,.
cl The it.niombleersata, grandee of them all was loved
—The entertainni nt given by the Eden-
Herelolvivig ctloitetteltillt , peasant prince„the
Fontana Company, in the Town Hall, on
,
Saturday evening le t, was not as well at. Callipered with *ho the greatest Iota is
tended as the meritief the entertaitinsent, lislstit a titled Ipn
eserved. This ConLiany will give another, ,estat.a, a t tt twos's'
i i th atraW,a, hovel
ntertaintnerit next 2uesday evening, 6th 4; : v
last., in the Town lall, and shruld be One door shuts out te snoVrand storni,one
recited with a crowd 4 house. Miss Grace • window greeti lie peer,
And yet I stand wi hin this rooin and hold
Eden, a pretty little ady weighing only 96 ail thrones in P ern,
be, will give any one in opportunity to lift For here beneath t 'as lowly thatch, love's
ler, and a reward of )100 to the man who sweetest bard , vas born.
uceeeds. In fact,it i said that no six men Within this hallosvil hut I feel like one
that clasps a i brine,
When the glad lip have touched the some-
thing deemed iivine I
And hero the wor1-1, through all the years,
As long as dal returns,
The tribute of its love allt1 teen will pay .
to Robert Hu las,
sable hints for froit• ,
plum§ are desoribed
is L beautiful colored
plum. It also con -
on floriculture.
leading magazine in
ing, and is deservedly
le copies will be sent
the editor, Mr. L.
, Ont.
d
e
laritertainment.
A Sabbath School e attainment will be g
given in the Fresh erian church, Wing.
ham, Monday v ing, February .5th, 1894, I 1
cOrnmencin 7.80. A programme of 11
unusual m n vill be rendered by the best s
local talent available, including a lecture o
by Dr. Illacdous la, on the "World's Fair," 6
MAO new s..turd point. A cordial invite -
CO is hereby extended to all. Come and
Onloy the treat cyl the !WM. Silver col. t
!action.'
an lift this woman, and that standing on
ne foot she can resit the efforts of any
ne to move her. Other attractions will be'
mind reading by Prof Fontana, singing by
he 'oelebrated Prof. 1. W. Kelly, ke. Go
nd hear them.
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
from the Cheek Enterprise we learn,
that at a meeting of t ie members of Geneva
church, Chealey, Iasi: week, a unanimous
invitation was extei ded to Rev D Per •
to remain as pastor lif the Chesley congres
Wien, To show in a tangible way their
appreciation of his efforts to upbuild the
church, an offer u a raise in salary of
$300„was made by tl e congregation.
The firet numbs— of the Canadian Fur,
iiture and Upholstey Journal has been
issued. It is pubhsf d by James Acton at
33 Richmond street
a very creditable she t. It is well patron-
ized by the trades i represents. Messrs.
Thos. Bell and Butt .n & Fessant, of this
town, occupy spaces in its advertising
c°1 -117n
—Por firet.olass tailoring and cheap
gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co,
Remember tbe place, only two doom north
of the rld stand and between Ross' book.
store and Patterson's jewellery shop.
—The annual meeth • of the Canadian
Press.Association wil( be held in Toronto,
on the 8th and 9th el February. The
meetings, as in the pas , few years,will take
a most practical shap• , when papers of
special interest to he craft generally
will be given, such as the libel law, the
tariff on printers' smashes, the question of
advertising, type-setti ig machines, &c.
west, Toronto, and is
— The amount of
the West Huron Tem
in furthering the int
oney expended by
erance organization,
'este of the plebiscite.
prior to the vote bell g taken, Was certainly
not very large. The total amount collect-
ed was $125.75, and f this amount only
$102.18 was expend d, the sum of $76.10
going to pay the exp nses of lecturers, and
tht; balance being or incidentals. This
was certainly a (Aerate outlay. The
amount expended. fo East Huron was even
less, being somewhe e about $80, but the
.surplus.-
; Executive there bas a deficit instead of a
Forzejs. '
Brussels Post: Mts Maggie McLeod's.
lin and Miss Maggie Murray, of Wingham,
are visiting Mrs. A. Cousley.—Miss Clara
Pelton, of Wingham, was visiting at IL G.
Wilton's last week.
kiss Mary Kennet y, was visiting friends
in Gorria during the past week.
Miss Pelton, of Brussels, is visiting
friends and relatives in town at pesent.
The Mieses lYfcLassen, of Stratford, were
visiting friends in tc-vn during the week.,
Messrs., Geo. R. F1itehie, of Geneseo, N.
.; Jas. P. Ritchie, f Batavia, N. Y.; Mrs.
L. F. Fisk, Norwa k, Ohio, and Mrs. B.
H. Pearce,of Ann . rbor,Mich.,are at home
at present, (riving tI, the illness
their father, Mr. John Ritchie, of this
town P. A.
Millef and wife were visiting
friends in Kinlos . during the past week.
Miss Maggie liller, of Wroxeter, spent
a few days ii
friends.
Clifford Expr : Meg Davis, of Wing -
ham, was the ss.iest of Miss Hillhouse on p
Su day.l.r
I ,
agghs:11,1cLatichlin, who has been
visiting her pa •ents in town for some time, I
leaves on Seth -day for New York, to take
a, situation as milliner. 11
Miss Maggie Murray, of Seaforth, who 1
has been visitii g at Mr:Jas. MoLauchlin's, 1 t
Shuter street, 1 aves for her home on Satur• t
day. • 11
Mrs. Wm. Passe, of Exeter, is visiting her b
`
sister, Mrs. P. . Miller,
• 1 0
An Unnbe dented Achievement. 10'
Mews, R. H & Co., the great printing ' 0
press, builders,a e very proud of the magni-
ficent press whi h they have built for the I
"Witness" who capacities are, putting t
all thing togeth r, the greatest that have p
ever been combi ed in any machine. We
have unexpecte y secelved from them the
following note o triumph, whioh on con- 8
sid'etation we th nk oor readers should be
allowed ta see
s ' Now York, Jan, 13, 1894. s
G , received the other day,
throw • foto Ian, it copy of the 32 page
town, this week, visiting .
1
— An observant ne spaper man writes as
follows: If you wet the way in which
people pass through t le post office you will
be able to form a pret- y good idea, of their
characters. The man or woman who is
always thoughtful of Lae rights of others
never pushes the door open violently nor
allows it to slam in tla face of anyone fol-
lowing. The heedless person, who is heed-
less because he is too elfish to think of
I
others, slams through• the door in a bit or
miss way, careless wl ether be pushes it
against, or slams it n front of a man or
woman. If he half 14 ocks someone over
ie may be decent enoegh to beg pardon or
express regret, but he will forget all about
it next time and go thaough the door as if
there was not another person but himself
in all thii,world. s
/ .
• Logs, Logs.
lVIesers. 13utton & Fessant have again
eceived their usual large order from Eng -
and for maple blocks, and will again be
eying the highest .!,cash prices for any
uantity of good large!' maple logs. Also
til other kinds of logs4aken.
—From the Ho e ifontbly, November,
892:—Agnes Knox n 1Canadian home life,
no become identifi d ith the interpreta.
ion of high liter toe and 'whatsoever
hinge are lovely an o gpd report. To
ier has been ace -i,4 Ole rare honor of
cling asked to read 'f4re the Philosophi-
al Institution of dinburgh, which en -
agement she will f in the beginning
f next year. With the.simple exception
Helen Faucit, no ady Marti n, the
ems of no other w n reader has ap-
seared on the pros ec is of this Instite-
ion, that for nearly fty years had as its
resident Thomas 'arlyle, and is now
nder theea guidance of William
dwart Gladstone. s a lecturer on the
ubject of Eloentiox in the Ontario School
f Pedagogy, she ha been signally success-
ul in her work. Anise of her students
who had the privil go of hearing her lees
ure on "Soul Powe in the Interpretation
f Thought," will t forget how it thrilled
hem to purer ought and nobler life.
gnea Knox will , pear in the Town Hall,
Nfingham, oa Vol) unity.
4
paper prIted on OUP prese, and certainly o
congrattif fte youl upon this achievement— t
something that 14s never been done before A
on a regular lssuc of any of our presses, we
believe in the cot stry, and of course on no
other machine ev r made.
We have also s en your issue of Decem-
ber 28, and note t e kind worth; spoken of
Our machinery, n fact, we keep posted on
your paper no it ears from time to time,
and certainly this t your achievement in
stereotyping, publ shing cuts, and in every
way, something t be proud Of.
• With best re Ms, we remain, a
ours very. trnly,
R. Hon & Co. 4
Messrs, joint Doe 11 & Sons, the Witness,
Montreal, Que,
The M demi Invalid
Us tastes, medically, in keeping, with
ther luxuries. A medicine must be pleas-
antly acceptable in forra,purely wholesome
in composition, truly beneficial in effect
nd entirely free from every objectionable
uality. If really ill he consults a physi-
iam if constipated he uses the gentle
amily laltative, Syrup of V.
wer Wngham.
The following is thej report of the Lower
Whigharn school for t ie month of January,
J4 .
lfAltES. ransame
SENIOR, 0011TE.
Nellie Becket..., .. s.. 96 21
Frank Rill •... 89 21
Alfie King. ..... 52 18
John Currie... 15
JUNIOR ForETE.
Jeanie Dey •71
la .
Mabel Halstead..,
Robt,
Jane Carr...
.. 58
.... 46
.... 45
21
21
15
19
6
SENT r. TIMID.
Mary Kennedy... .....104 21
Nellie Martin. , .. ... 74
. 21
James Lockeridge 37 13
Edith Welsh ... 22 15
aux It TIMID.
Geo, Ansley 89 21
John King.... 78 15
• Annie Patterson .. 74 20
Rosanna Johnstoi 60 '21
Egerton Well woo 48 15
Nellie Graham.. ..... 41 21
Benson Cruicksha ik41 18
Geo. Johnston .. . 132 11
Mary Campbell, 38 20
Fanny Green... ... . . 37 18
Ida Murdoch • 28 14
Mary MacDonal 8
Jennie Campbell ... .. 20 10
sin ma SECOND.
Geo. Elford 143 19
Verona PLippen 121 19
Fanny Gilmer 107 • 18
Annie Graham, • • 97 21
Hannah Englan 70 15
Walter Welsh.. • 61 18
-John Potter •58 17
Leah Finley..• .1 58 17
Rhoda Elford. 56 19
Annie Currie.... •50 19
Geo. Campbell. ... . 48 15
Lizzie Potter ..... . 38 18
Annie Newa,ns..... 10
=AO .CO.
John Lockeridge... 118 21
James Finley. ... .. 112 21
David Finley 1.00 •21
Una Ransom ........ 102 21
Plessey Graham ..... 94 21
Spence Currie 87 21
r. ..... 7. 19
Annie Wiley.... ... 68 17
Robt. Deyell.... ... 59 18
Julia King 57 20
J • ie England.... 24 17
ase average atteu nce for the month
was 56.
R,
East W
F. Reams, Teacher.
wanosh.
One of those hjPV and Interesting
events took place m the 10th ult., at the
reeilence of Ntr. liu Campbell, Beat '
Wawanosh, when hi daughter Miss Marys:
J., was united in :a -Huge to Mr. Jame'.
A. Tasker, one 4,11 illett's most prosper -
00, youtia men.' . Vie ceremony was pees'
formed by Rev Mr., ma-, 01 l3elgraveitt
the presence:of it le 'e number of friends.
After slimier was ov r the young couple
drove to Whigharn, here they spent an
hour of merriineut nd fun. The esteem
in which the bride i held was manifested
by the large number of both ortrameutal
and useful presents min the•gueets.
A Promlsieut LawSfer.
"I have eight children, every one ingood
health, not one of whom but has taken
Scott's Emulsion, in which my wife has
boundless confidence."
'Williams Little Dandelion
pills will cure Headache, Biliousness,
Sour Stomach, etc. Try them once and
you will not use any other. Price 25c.
box, at all drug stores.
Salmoni's English White
Oils is the best Family Liniment in the
Instant cure for Sprains and noware of imitations. Ask or
Salmon's English White Oils.
Dr. King's igrornt Powder
are safe and sure. .2,1c. it box.
flea-tit:field's Healing Ralson*
will cure the worst eold. Hundreds of
testimonials testify to its merits. Money
will positively bn refunded if Heathfleld"
Healing Balsam does not do all that is
claimed for it.
Dr. King's Medical Di14eov-
ery is the great mood purifier. It, will
make the blood pure and keep it pure.
Cures dyspepsia and all forms of stomach
and liver troubles. It is the best; buy the
best. Price one dollar a bottle, six bottles
for five dollars.
Williams' tattle 1)andellon
Pills.
Salnioni's 371;;Iglish 'White
Dr. hiiig's Wenn 15ow4leili.
Ilenthileld's, Healing Itid.
FIRM.
Ikr. King's Ile- dical Disc**
're all reliable medicines and the pre.
prietors guarantee satisfaction ha
case or money refunded
wiNftiere
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