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M, . McINDOO.
".I.HENEW FOREIGN DinISS GOODS
Was there ever sleets a collection
gathered together ? i\o; surely not in
Wingham. In all th i nen French shades.
INTRODUCTORY
Will by in•1•le to this; really racoons col-
le'etion, by celliatg for two weeks at
greatly reduced prices.
NEW FOREIGN BLACK GOODS.
Just as strong in array; just as ex-
clusive in their nature, as the Colored
Dress Goods,
P;,ENOEI DEL AINES.
It's small wonder that we sell so many
Delninos. For nowhere else can you see
such a never -before collection of Frauds
finest, all wool Delaines, in their bright -
nese and beauty, of this year's Spring
Fabrics. Of course the biggest and best
collection is here.
Sae our now Spring Cloaks and Wraps,
at •
. iL I CI4 OOU'S.
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Address
Tluss OFFIsE,
Wingham, Ont.
, THE WINGHAM CANNON.
DY FRANK no'TCa.
Wouldst homage yield. you burgers stout,
To useless catr)uade of war,
Perchance that once from thundering
throat
Has quelled the force of feudal jar?
Wouldst kiss the lips that shed afar,
O'er sunny morn a smoky gloom,
Caress the iron throat that swept
Your gallant heroes to the tomb ?
Or raise on high on maple throne,
Within your park or market square,
A thing that hailed its victims' fall,
And lioars.ly laughed at their dispair
a Could not our Government have seat
A nobler gift for you to prize,
Dismantled ordnance, 'tis all,
To place before Cpnadiau eyes?
Away, away, with tools of strife,
Nor bloody pageant bring again,
Could you not raise a grander ward
Than cannon from wars' battle plain?
A Pleasant Event.
On Monday evening, March 26th, a
larges and happy company assembled in
the lecture room of. the Pres:,yterian
church, Wingham. This charming "At
Homey was under the auspices of the
Young People's Society of Christian En-
deavor. The whole arrangement reflect-
ed the highest creait cu the superior
tact and good judgment or those who
had the matter in hand. After singing
an appropriate hymn and prayer offered
by the chairman, •Rev. D. Perrie, Prof
Soott gave a vocal solo in his usual
inimitable style, when Rev. J. L. Mur-
ray, M. A., Kincardine, the thoughtful,
happy and genial Moderator of this con-
gregation during the vacancy,was invited
to the platform. Mr. S. Gracey then
_ read the following a ;dress and made the
- presentation (a puree, $100:)
To Ricv. J. L. MU mtsy,
Rev. Alin DEAR SIR,—We the members t
and adherents of the Wingham Presby-
tartan church desire to take this opper-
'tatnity of expressing to you our appreci- 1
(salon of your valuable services while s
air in the position of moderator to
is congregation during the vacancy, a
the fultilmentof your office you wore I
faithful in attending; to the inter- I 1
f the congregation. Many calls
made upon you for counsel and 10
One, all of which were received with 1.
kindness, and the most careful j s
teal bestowed bn all matters bear- i b
on the welfare of our beloved Zion. 11
duties of a moderator of any vacancy w
tto e a greater or less
irksome
*Woes
0
and we feel as a congregation i
*a were no exception t -i) the general b
We oan assure you that we were
tad of the fact, that, as a pas- 0
and important charge, you
tsar account additional burdens to
already mtitlifarious pastoral b
THE \\ING THAM TIMES, MAI►C,II 80, 18J4,
labours, the voluminous correspondence
you had to maintain and many other
matte:a or an incidental oharactcr ull
tended to make your over -sight of this
congregation by no means a slight and
easy task. We sincerely thank you for
the kind, courteous and obligiu's Manner
in which you performed your onerous
duties. We would now beg of you to
accept of this gift as a tangible token of
our appreciation of your services and the
esteem to which you are held by the
members and adherents of this church.
Accept also our beat wishes fur your
future happiness and prosperity in that
work of faith and labour of love to
which you t•reoa'led. Our prayer is that
God may ever make you strong, and
keep you faithful as a watchman unto
the house of Israel, that in God's good
Prorideoee you may long be preserved to
the work of the sacred ministry and to
the Church of whim) you are such a dis-
tinguished minister. May the blessing
of the Lord that maketh rich and addeth
no sorrow with it, be with you and your
I amiable partner in life and your whole
household, is the earnest prayer of this
people. Signed on behalf of the congre•
gation.
SAMUEL GRACEY,
Rev. D. PERRLE,
ALna, Ross.
Sanitary Natters.
A meeting of the Board of Health was
held in the Clerk's otlice, last Thursday
evening. Mr. D. M. Gordin was elected
chairman and Chief Bullard appointed
Sanitary Inspector. Dr. Towler, Medi-
cal Health Officer, was present and gave
some valuable suggestions regarding
the sanitary matters of the town. Several
complaints were brought to the notice
Board. One of these mi„lit be called a
public nuisance, as it affected more than
one fancily in the town, and if allowed
to continue, would, no doubt,be a serious
matter. This evil is located at the rear
of the Kont Block and show an extracr-
dinary disregard of the provisions of the
Health Act, and the requirements of
cummon cleanliness, on the part of those
offending. The unhealthy condition of
a certain cottage on Edward street,
lately occupied by a family afflicted
with typhoid fever, was also complained
against. It appears from very good
authority that this dwelling, by reason
of the existence therein, but a short
time ago, of the above mentioned con-
tagious disease, and there being nothing
done since to have the house disinfected
or by any means put in a proper sanitary
condition, is quite unsafe and dangerous
to the health of any family who may
become the occupants thereof. A third
complaint referred to the unhealthy
state of the drain down the East side of
Josephine street past the Meyer Block
and other adjacent buildings. It appears
that some persuns make use of this drain
as a sewer to carry away the refuse
matter from their dwellings, thus caus-
ing a very unsavory smell in the lowed
apartments of the houses by which the
dram passes. This use of the drain is con-
trary to law and clangorous to the public
health. Although the Sanitary Inspec-
tor was not present, it was directed that--;
he should be at once instructed to take
immediate steps to have this nuisance
at the roar of the Kent ISiock abated; to
find out the offendere in the matter of
the drain complained of and notify the
Board of the same, and to notify the
owner or agent of the cottage on Edward
street to have the said cottage put in a
proper sanitary .sondition. The Inspec-
tor was also ordered to lay information
against each and every person tailing to
fully comply with the following provi-
sions of the Health By -Law
(13) All wells in this municipality
which aro in ase . . . . shall be
cleaned out before the first day in July
in each year. -
(Rule 4) Within the limits of this
municipality no night soil or contents of
any cesspool shall be removed, unless
previously deodorized, and during its
transportation the material shall be
covered with a layer of fresh earth,
except the removal shall have been by
some odorless excavating process.
(Rule 5) All putrid and decaying
animal matter must be removed from all
cellars. buildings, outbuildings and
yards, on or before the 15th dtty of May
in each year.
(Rule 0) Every householder and every
hotel and restaurant keeper or other
erson, shall dispose of all garbage, for
he disposal of which he is responsible,
ither by burning the same or by placing
t in a proper covered receptacle for
will and house offal, the contents of
which shall,botween the 15th day of May
nd the lit day of November, be rogu-
arly removed as often as twice a week
(Rule 8) The keeper of every livery or
alar stable shall keep hie stable and
table -yard o'.eein, and shall not parmit,
etween the 15th day et May and the
st day of November, more than two
agon loads of manure to accumulate in
r near the Mine at
any"
, one t 1me,eitoept
y permission of the Board of Health.
The above are some of the provisions
f the Ifealth By -Law in force in this
wn, which have been specially
rought to the notice of the Sanitary
Inspector, and which ho is directed to
enforce. There uio nah"1' p,"rl'IS10I) .
pronabiy just ;1$ mere: taut. Inst 1 10 0 -
fotC0illenl of N UL!ll IR Ont t•tl Itlt t•wtl lilacs y
necessary. Hole 5 ie tl hely I n.• nortirntt
011e, soil lo( rotatin,tt, ti. (•Pial , rt•.nb OF
Oil r tuctr'tltlts Iced to naps) it to the
basement of i hoir i+tor•tes. is halo they
have ►r,1t1 ment, had, I•uttrr, rows 110(1
%eget;Lblej sus roll during tiu.N1,•10 to f.
These lied all other (Akio; ehoultl be
therms old v (-leaned out bel rt' toe worm
heather bete io. if Chief liuttard attends
to his dnlles as Saul t,u'y %us[recto ras the
Board of Health expects hits to do, prop -
oily till the !lUSitlOil of Chier Constable,
take cat of the water works and town
hall,and theh00(L•ed-an(1•oneotherthines
.impoand ;gem him by.the Counsel, we du
not see where 1,e min 11100 time to scrape
mud off the streets, help to build side-
walks, and oversee work being done 00
the stroete. His inspection of cellar's,
wells, yards anti outbuildings will beeiu
as soon as the ground is dry and the
winter finally disappeared.—Coat.
TURNBERRY.
Mr. R. 13. Jeffery, station agent at
Londesboro, has sold his property at
Wingham Junction to Mr. John Case -
more. It consists of a house and 11,
acres of land. --Mr. R. I3. IIarris, of
this township, ;las recently purchased
a very- line standard bred stallion
from Messrs. Dygert Bros., of Spring-
ville, New York. Snrrah, 11782, has
a race record of 2.48 as a three-year-
old, and last year, in three trial heats
made 2.25, 2.23 and 2.22, making the
last quarter' mile in the third heat in
33 seconds. He is a beautiful bay,
16- hands high, and was sired by
Rochester, 016,who has a race record
of 2.31:1. Mr. Harris should receive
the encouragement that his enter-
prise entitles slim to. Horses of the
stamp of Surrnll should 'be used 11y
breeders, to fill the requirements of
the markets of the day.
BLISIN,
McLr:AN.-1n \4ingham, on the 26th
inst., the wife et Mr. John McLean; a
son.
OLftElisER.—Iu Teeswater, on the 18th
inst., the wife of ioIr. Jos. Olheiser ; a
800.
HowsoN.—In Teeswater, on the 10th
inst., the wife of Mr. A. r1, Howson ; a
son.
McINDYttE.—rt5 Culross, on the i•3th
inst., the wife of M r. John Mor n:are ; a
son.
n5Aszl.zlsD.
SauTH—SM1T1I.—On the 1-1th inst., by
the Rev. J. A. 1:lcLachlnu, M. A., at the
residence of the Itt•ide's parents, Mr. W.
J. Smith to Miss Margaret A. Smith,
eldest daughter of lir. Wm. B. Smith,
all of Ouh•oss.
SMITII--Hrvrs.—Ou the 14th inst., by
the .Lam'. J. A. McLachlan, M. A., at the
resideoce of par, Llealrney Smith. sr.,
Mr. George Smith to Miss Maisie Hilts,
daughter of Mr. Lawrence Hilts, all of
®se.
ITCHF.LL — MOPFAT.—At aIle I'eFl-
denee of the bride's mother, Morris, on
March 20th, by Rev. T. Davidson, M. A.,
Mr. Robt. G. Mitchell, of Turn berry. to
Miss Bella, daughter of Mrs. Geo. i+2of-
fatt.
'.--LrNnLATEn.-1np East Wawanosh, on
the 27th inst., Annie, daughter of Thos.
Linklater, aged 2 years.
RIVERS.—In Teeswater, on the 22nd
inst.. Albert F. beloved child of Albert
and Annie Rivers, aged 2 months and 11
day, s.
GALLAUGITER.--In Bel more. on the
22nd inst.. Mary June Usllaugher, aged
27..years, 11 months and days.
KELLY, --In Culrosy.on the 8th March.
rLauretto Kelly, beloved driuethter of
ri'homas and :clary Kelly, aged 7 years
and 7 months.
SLEEPLESSNESS is instantly re-
lieved and per-
manently mired by the faithful use of
CAMPBELL'S QUININE WIND.
It tones up the system and restores failing
strength. Recommended by all doctors as
a restorative after debilitating illnesses.
Prepared only by K. CAMPBELL A CO.,
ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR IT. MONTREAL.
FARM FOR SALE.
st also part
nf Fnot r,otsr'con. 14
WstWOwanosS, onotaln(„09 sterns, further
particulars apply n,. the premises or by tuna to
JAMES MO(t:nitAY,
Saint Thomas D. 0., North Dakota. •
JOHN PELTON,
AGnIsTP,
WINGHAM, - ONTARIO,
Also, manufacturer of all kinds of
W' , DEN
PUMPS,
iT
PE;
can be supplied db short ho
pp rtno tido.
Basler eared force Pumps aupplfed to order.
abilepairing promptly attended to, Pried reason.
Shop--Dragonai street, nearly opposite Batik of
Hamilton, W mantra.
MUSICAL EXCELLENCE,
ARTISTIC DESIGN.
DURABLE CONSTRUCTION.
Catalogue sent free on appli-
cation.
MORRIS - FEND - ROGERS - CO.
LIISTOWEL.
FRASER'S DRQ AATIC CO'Y,
OPERA HOUSE, WU ONAM.
Commet
MOIdDAY APRIL
under tiro auspices of
ment, No. 47, I. 0. 0
Dramas and Come
ENCE," "TILE LITS
"Ross (l.uiLAND,"
ALDA.”
E
T S
fid, 1894,
inerva Encamp-.
., in a repertive of
is: "QUEEN'S FPID-
UCIiESS," "DOLLY,"
T LYNNE," "EsILEIt-
Beautiful Costumes, ioocl Singing, Danc-
ing and acting. Nc ulgarity or indecency.
Everything clean. : refined.
ADaussror Man., L menials) SEATS 2dcTs„
VHILnIt N 15 CTS.
Plan of hall and ti Iceta now at Williams'
Drug Store.
Tenders Wanted fo 9te for
grouse of Ruge.
Offers will he received I to undersit;ucd np to
the fifteenth (ley of npril t1 1 for a site an which
to locate the llonse of I _f t;;e, contemplated 1) the
County of Huron. Tim . uantit,r of laud legnired
will be from twenty-av . u fifty acres, soil to be of'n
goofs quality and east) rained. To he within two
miles of any of the fo owing pints: Minton, Sea.
forth, Ex, ter or 001 with. The party will with
utter state the prion rtquired per acre, together
with a fell de lcription of the property.
Dated at Ooderich this 25th day of March, A. D,
1804.
W. PROUDFOOT,
Chairman of Committee.
Godurioh, P. 0,
ANAU L
The annual general ulve
M the n'INGIIAII TENI
;'ANY (Limited), will bo
rials. o.t
Wednesday, the f
next, at the hour of ten
Wingham, March 22,0 5:
EE T &NO.
lia: of the shareholders
'FRANCE HALL COM-
•eld hi the Temperance
-turth day of April
clock in the forenoon.
1R. ELLIOTT,
34, Secretary.
WANTED SALESMEN
To sell a choice line of Nursery Stock and Beed
Potatoes. Liberal salary 1 rcmunlission paid weekly.
Permanent and paying positions to good men.
Special inducements to beginners. Exclusive terri-
tory given if desired. write at once for terms to
THE HAWKS NURSERY CO.,
:Rochester, N. Y.
DR.' MCLELLAN, LONDON, ONT.
497 Talbot Street,
EYE and. EAR SURGEON,
Gradu•tte of the Nrw York Eye and Ear hospital,
1840. Host Graduate Conrsc on the Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat at the New York Post Graduate Medical
School and hospital, 1502, Eyes 'rested. Glasses
supplied Pine stock of Spectacles, Lenses and
Artificial Ef to 11111 be at the
Brunswick House, WINGHAM,
The first or last THURSDAY of
each month,at date named below:
Fourth Visit: March 29th, 1894.
Hours 8 a. • m. to 3 p. m. Charges
moderate.
pei
1
fteioii]
I have a full stock of
Watches, -
locks,
Jewelry,
GORtO
Last week we mentioned something about 1st \ HIats, Ties, Shirts,
Now a few words about
OUR NEW WORSTEDS
CAN /� /'iimpoo�t'tted, and
CAN ADIA- 7l TWEEDS
EEDS
They are the finest and e1 eapest that we ever offered, See them. They
are bargains.
Ouri
NEW READY-MADE CLOTHING,
for quality, style and prices, leaves competitors out in the cold.
OUR BLACK COLORED DRESS&C'OODS
we imrorted direct, therefore can give you values that local dealers
cannot touch.
Please call and see the beautiful things in CROCKERY and GLASS-
WARE that we give to our Customers FREE.
Respectfully yours,
D- M_ 0-0 •
The Anchor House. .
HARNESS A D COLLARS.
Iiaving bought out the Ambles' Harness Business and started in his old stand,
am prepared to furnish the public with everything usually kept in a harness shop
suck as
HEAVY, LIGHT and TRACK HARNESS,
NETS, DUSTERS,
WHIPS, CURRY COMBS,
BRUSHES, SWEAT COLLARS,
TRUNKS, VALISES and
TRAVELLING BAGS, &e., &c.,
•I make all my own Collars and guarantee satisfaction. -
Give me a trial and I will use you right.
C-- - WTC.Q]`T,
winghaln
L
I have just received a large consignment of
WALL PAPER,
WINDOW BLINDS, &c,
In all the latest designs and styles.
Also, a large stock of
School Books, Scribblers,
Exercise Books, Copy Books,
Slates, Pencils, Crayons,
Stationery, &c.
Prices as Low as the Lowest.
ALEX. EXe ROSS.
The Popular Bookstore, Wingham. - -
PRS' F. ®OREN1A/ENDi
the well c own manufacturer of human hair coverings will
be at the
UNSWIC•K HOTEL,
ON
THURSDAY, I2TH :PHIL 1894,
with a complete stock of Ladies' and Gents' Wigs, Toupees, Bangs, Waves, Scor(cbm',
Plain Fronts, &c. Be sure and see these goods. They are aekaowledged to be 'per -
faction.
AT BRUNSWICK HOTEL,
on
&c•, THURSDAY, 12TH APRiL
to whirSli I.irivite special attention,
STI4.LIbNS FOR SALE
BARGAINS WILL BE GIVEN.
R I
E ATI(
Com" IN•C A
x SPECIALTY,
"ft
and all work done on the premises. I'
M. PATTERSON. i
Stand. --Directly opposite the hank of
fiaiailton, Wingham.
The undersigned offers - r selo,the throe. following
Clydesdale stallions, all t, Ed front Imported ;dock:
"MACK," dark 1me•
owing s,
x. nearly
eighteen
i
d Cd von.
thoown n r11elltn„HuAlss•, nsia r efto1 abl Wi
tMteurc,m
ratd!tor•H
Colly e.m.Sl•u
-
"PRINCE,' coning th ba(; find "FthANnK,"
sewing aro, also hay, boil ghees' by •'Mack"• dant
Imported "Nance,' who lifts Carried off the first
prize, and ewerpstakas n 'Ire local 51100,,
The nbofn animals •111 t sold ehe0p for Cash,
etoek Or approved notes For further particulars
se to pedigrees and ter iii appply to
TEeiMAS Tol)D,
'Buren Co., Ont Ht. !felons 1' 0-
��R WEj
/auPEE,
s,
.4
FARM
The undersigned add
g ,liar
South u hall of lot 31, con
enntatning 100acren; mt
75 acres tinder cultitaf
pally bush. Thorn is o
brick house and large
(underneath, also a s rt
a good sprtrg watt
able. For parelri
dress, lvhftechu
Eat Wawanosh, t'eb
R SALE.
or
sale
fits
, sari
n
being
scion 14, Enid Wswanosh.
or less. There is anent
, the batfince is prinrl•
the place a dontfortable
rime barn, with etibllnlr
1111-, bearing( orchard and
farntwlil ha sold roma.
ply en the promises or ad•
AS COOK, Proprietor
8 y' 1804.
N
r
`itiS�"•rpeyl.i!�ItiM+. �, ;..11..,ys..".
VOL. 'XXIII.---NO. 1.151
TIM BEAR never had a more desirable
stook of Dry Goods, Boots and, Shoes than
it has this spring. We have paid special
attention to your wants thio season, and
have watched the markets closely to your
advantage.
Our Deese Goods, Delaines, Challies and
Prints are the most exclusive in Wingham,
We call particular attention to our Black
Goods, for color, quality and price. Be -
=ember that we are the only house in town
who import Dry Goods direct from the
foreign markets, thereby insuring a savin
gi
to you.
Our Grocery stock, as usual, is full, fresh
and well assorted. Our 35 cent Tea is and
always has been the talk of the people;
three pounds for one dollar; five pounds
for ono dollar and fifty cents.
• ORR re HISCOCKS,
Direct Importers.
THE BEAR, March 20t11,.1894. -
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Marriage S.icenses
Issued by FRANI; PATERSON. No 23, Vic
toria street,Wingham, Ont. Nowi
g , tuesset�
required.
•
� Place in Coanada to
A �j gut a Business Edu
t
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Corn-
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lege,' Toronto, Ont., and Stratford, Ont.
Unquestionably Canada's Greatest Com-
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L this paper. Shaw St hillutt, Principals
' LOCAL NEWS.
-The public Sols is re -opened on Mor
',day last with a largjattendance.
-Cash for good butter and eggs at R..A
Graham's market grocery.
-Mr. Hugh Ca pbell, a brakeman c
the C. P. R.; had o fingers taken off i
the Wingham yar , one day last wee
• while coupling car
—Tho best bran s of oysters, at 80
40ets. per quart, at Jas. McKelvie's.
he misunderst&idingbetween Mess)
r' P. Chapman and Geo. H. Mooney,
the Ripley Inquir ,r, has been ainicab
settled, and Mr. Chi pman will conduct t'
Ptper in• the future. ;
—An enjoyable 2 ;sembly was held
the Temperance Ho 1, on Wednesday eve
ing,, The London .iarpers furnished t
music, and Mr. J s. Mcltelvie was t
--caterer for the ocasion.- About,fi
'couples enjoyed th pleasures of the
dance
--'•Watches,clocks and jewelry prompt
repairandfully warranted by HALF
PARii,eyer Block, •Wingham.
he cannon ha been placed in fl4
of the town hall, a, it is pointed direr
at the residence of r. B. Willson, mana
Of the Bank of Ha iiton. Does this me
that our Mayor ha sanguinary designs
Mr. Willson, or is t an intimation that
will 'brook no re sal of funds for
`play ?
s wilt he se n by reference to
coundil mil' rtes, in another colu
alt j G:' sensor has seen instructed to as
the Ocperty .of he telegraph, - telepl l
and electric ligheeteoinpanies in town, 1
some t�'Wn this g55 been done for ye
The 5onaa moti n also instructed
assessor to assess 11 entire horses in t
as personal prop ty.,
—Wanted, a boy about 16 or 17 yea'.
age, to learn the printing trade. 1
have a good English education. Apps
the Tlatrss ofpee. -
--The Fraser Bran atic Company
been playing to fair h wises in the i
hall, this week. The ompany is the
that has visited Wings m for some r
the dee, Miss Mollie J ries, is a verk
and pleasing actress, ea 1 is well euppc l
They appear here wide the auspfci
Minerva Encampment' I. 0. 0. I".,
Will remain all the wee'`.
The Bvoifution
Of medicinal agents tl ie gradually glossa Meg
11
1
g �' e
the old-time herbs, pills, draught;
vegatable axttaotr to the rear and Irr3,
Into general Ilse dere pleasant and eft
liquid iaxat w', 8yretp of figs. To g
trite remedy Leve that it is wanufaotnu
the Caitornia 7'+•t Syrup Co. oily.
halve by aid l*4Ung stragg etrs.
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