The Wingham Times, 1894-08-03, Page 8moZTDOO life in fareolf lends, "As
" Woman's Eye," Her n
with Anecdotes, Weider;
experieuces. Iyer titoy o
in the wagon is highly
privations aaa perils especially to a
woman, being many. Act was the only
woman in the party, vMoh consisted Of,
berself and eeven men.
The name of Bev. I ilancis E. Clark is a
feiniliar household wo a, and his fame has
extended to every ee nor of tbe world.
Many distinguished *talons urged him to
write this book. The knew that,he bed
acquired in this re_aarkable journey a ARTISTIC DESIGN
wealth of mnterial, iicb, with his unique
collection of photogr _pits, would make one
of the most valuable.eoolie of the day. All
will find in it ilelLbtful entertainment,
A. Mighty mid aununer movement.
The July prica-poliey unfolds, gathers
popularity 404. Creates trade chances
A triumph in suecesstul shop keeping —
pixogressive.
DRESS GOODS.
Every piece of novelty goods marked
away down for gni& selling. Every
Krticle in our Stello stock of highest
class Dress Goods, Waists, Gloves, Ho-
.)
sterY, Parasols,Clothieg, Gents' Furnish-
ings, Tweeds and Ready to wear Cloth-
ing, Boots and Shoes.
rABuying all goods strictly for cabh, and
in large quantities, enables us to offer
many bargains Inapproachable by any
,other house,
All goods inarked in plain figures and
money refunded at all tunes if goods are
no satisfactory, at
M. H McINDOO'S.
rk's New Book, "Cur
• .
Rev. Francis R,
Journey Aro
This highly inst
ing pole= is a ree
around the world, s
" peculiar ciromoste,
not often fall to the
%It was undertaken
!able conditions by
D. D. President of
Christian Ruben°
4throughotit the long
ied more than a year
?fifty thousand miles
•enjoyed rare oppor
and study. The en
iby fresh, original,
and is one of the mo
issued by the Americ
seen through Lk
native is packed
, and personal
the long journey
outertaining, its
I I *RIP 111111.111111*1011% 400,1.
TUE WINGIUM TIMES, AUG -UST 3, MA.
MUSICAL 'EXCELLENCE, 1
rare amusement, a
To possess it is to p ze it; to read it a to
obtein a liloeral edu tion,
It contains steel- late portraits of Dr.
Clark and of his w• e, from recent photo.
graphs; a large ma , exbibiting the whole
world at a siugle glance showing •the
author's journey fro the beginning to the
end-, and 220 fine illu .trations, from pnota-
graphs from life. T Arm must be seen to
be apprediated.
We do not know when 040 pages have
given us more gentine pleasure. If we
speak warmly of t134 book it is because it
richly deserves it, It is sold only by
agents, and is rneeti, g witb an enormous
sale. Agents who introduce a first-olass
Work like this ougat to be cordially wel-
comed. We believe hat the best way to
ikeep out poor books is by introducing good
ones, and a better om than this has never
been brought to ear notice. Put it into
your homes. It wil be read over and over
again by old and yo ng, with pleasure and
lasting profit.
The work is ..ptitt
well-known
Co., Hartford,'" 001
sufficient guarantee
volurne.—Agent f
Mr. William Cribb
d solid information.
• d the World."
active and entertain -
d of a recent journey
ch as, owirig to the
nes attending 'it, does
lot of man to make.
der especially favor-
ev. Francis E. Clark,
e United Society of
and his wife, and
ourney, which ocoupi.
and covered nearly
by sea and land, they
nities for observation
ire volume is marked
striking materiel,
t valuable books ever
n press.
The reader is ersonally conducted
through Australia, die, China, japan„..
Egypt, Palestine, T irey, and many other,
lands. We see the countries through
American eyes, an obtain a pet:foals;
ajar view of them ind tbeir people, sup -
'lamented by two undred and twenty
splendid illustration from photogra,
most of which were aken by Dr. Clark
himself ; for he car ied a complete photo-
graphic outfit with b
The daily life of a Chinaman in his own
country; his fe,vorit food and odd dishes;
the singular rites wi nessed in the temples;
Chinese farms •and farming; the seamy
side of Chinese lite; japanesq aerobats and
their wonderful pe ormances.; the burn
ing ghats of India, where the bodies of the
dead are consumed 'on huge piles of wood
(a ceremony Dr. lark witneseed); the
Towers of Silence where the dead are
exposed to be devo. Ind by, thousands of
waiting vultures th it constantly sit on the
walls; native juagers, snake -charmers,
and fakirs—these a .e but a few of hundreds
of interesting topit, presented.
shed by the old and
A. D. Worthington di
., whose imprint is
f the excellence' of the
Wingham District,
. .,
Pe nabs.
iss Livingstone of lia.rriston, a former
metifber of the tea iing staff of our publio
schools, has been mewing acquaintances
in town.
Airs. Mark Ti
visiting at Mr. A
week.
Mr. T. A.. Reid,.
friends in town ld
, Miss Bertha Ha
ee n spending a
guest of Mr. Th
. re
krned home on
011,00
ev. D. Perrie a
on Monday. Mr.
his trip to the Old
Mr. Frank Mc
Detroit on a visit t
town.
Their route led across the land that
Joseph gave to his father and brethren ;
past the very fields where the Israelities
made bricks %tithe .t straw, and along the
highways where ones rolled the chariots of
the Pharaohs. Mu h time was spent in
the museum of Btt tk (Egypt)—the most
wonderful museum in all the world —
where now may be en the mummy of the
Pharaoh who °pin .ssed the Children of
lerael. The story of the discovery of
Pharaoh's mtunmy among those of forty
other mummies o kings, queens, and
princes found in the royal mortuary
chamber in the T ban Hills, and the
identification of P araoh, is well told.
Illustratious from p otographs show where
the mummy was fo d, and others give,
full-length, profile, d front views of this
ancient king who w s contemporary with
Moses and reigned • n Bible times, thus
enabling all to see "just how Pharaoh
looked." It is ono o the most wonderful
things of this age th • t the mummy of this
infmnone king, wb e burial place was
hidden foe centurie , should at last be
found, and the withe ed body be exposed to
the gate of the dude s.
. The description of °dent life an efit
in Nicotine 1 writt with a ens
and fervor that mak this porn of the
book wonderfully t al and precious to
B ible readers.
A journey was ma
in au a spring w•
Aele, through au rut
by robbers and host
We perilous t
$t -est and exciting
kn. Clark at
e of hundreds of miles
nn stress Turkey in
now,i uountry infested
e natives. Thestory,
le full of thrilling in-
aventares.
panted her brisbandl
• frtarywhere. She a vivid pieture oft
Mrs. Jas. MoL
ing, of Toronto, was
Tipling's during the
•f Forest, was calling on
t
JJ. HOMUTH (54O
SN
STILL LEAD THE TRADE
.."-^LINT"*".***
MERCHANT TAILORING AND CENTS' FURNISHINGS.
In I-1a,,TS wo have the most nobby to be found,
DURABIZ CONSTRUCTXON. I
Catalogue sent free on applii
cation.
MORR!S FERO - ROGERS -
1.41[STOWEL,
CO, :U°11's
HALSEY PARE.1 Agent, WIua
xolt, I
KINC1RDINE.
The first annua. Scottish Games OUR STOCK OF
Etcoicorir
our sto* is complete. Note a few of our prices:
Plough Boots, from $1,00 u• p,
Ladies' Fine Button Doggies, tipped, from $1,00 up,
Boys' awl Girls' School Shoes, from Olicts, up,
and all otter goods in that line equally low.
under the alaspie of Camp Mac-
' pliers= No. 48, f. . 0. S. will be held ;
in Kincardine on Weduesday,August
the 8th, when $1,.500 in prizes -wlll
be offered for '-aonapetition. The
far-famed Pipers Band of the 48th ,
Highlanders will be present in full I
strength and whland Costume,
The Kineardin Flute Band in '
kilts willalso bj in evidence that
day. A prize o $75 is offered for
the team winni the hose reel race.
The prize is sm. to attract the fastest
teams in Weste7jn Ontario. Prizes
are also offered for the largest camp
and eamp comio• llongestdistance. 7-'38s
ous ire
The S, S. Carntfriawifl run excursions
du
ou the lake . ing the day. John
D. 'McPherson, the champion shot
putter of the VsOrld, will endeavor to.
break the -vorkl's record. The
111
prize list is 0:10 large enough to
draw the best athletes in Canada
and. the Unite( States. Spend a day
at the lake an hear good music andsee good dancia.g and skillful athletes.
Cheap and effi.31ent railway trans-
portation has been arranged. See
bills and pr. grammes for parti-
culars. .
a
RonetersoN—Ti • Viughaw. on the 27th
of Joly, the wife ) mr. M. 'Robertson; a
VALISES
AND TRUNKS
is full, and at prices which must satisfy all.
iterBoot and Shoe repairing' done as usual.
J. J. HOMUTH 8c SON,
WINGHAM,
TO CURE DEBILI
etite, sleeplessness
es, physicians r
Camp 's1.
thpaesollutote let
tr
er is just
sner.t. & Co., infrs.,
an nerv.
iumend
nine Wine.
zgist pursuade you
°ad.
EAT..
BRICK AND TILE
FOR SALE.
Parties requiring Tile from 8, 10 and
12 inches, will please send in their orders.
Any quantity of Brick and other Tile on
hand.
ELLIOTT 13E08.,
Props.. Winghtim Brick Yard.
Winghain, July 25, 1891.
NEW MAN iN AN OLD STAND
eek .
• .danghter.
, of ,Listowel, who bas,„.4%rantoies—Ig "inghatn. on 1,he 31st I Having' purchased the
fetv,Iteks in town, the july, the wife of Ir. Archie Simmons; NORTH END LIVERY
,
STAR GROCERY.
Everything New, Everything Fresh, Everything Cheap, Everything Newest,
Everything Freshest, Everything Cheapest, Everything Newer,
Everything .Fresher, Everything Cheaper, at the
Just opened out, dne of the largest and finest stocks of
CROCKERY, CLASS, CHINA- and EARTHENWARE
ever seen outside the city of Toronto. . 115 piece Dinner Setts. 07 piece
Dinner Setts. 44 piece Tea Setts. China Tea Setts. Toilet Setts. Table
Setts. 5 o'clock Tea Setts. Bread and Butter Setts. Lemonade Setts.
' Berry Setts.
• and
. ROkery, her uncle,
Vednesday.
d Mra. Perrie returned
errie looks the better of
and,
aughlin is home from
• parents and friends in
nghlin returned home
from hery.isit to S forth, on Monday.
Maetere'W. J. E)iott and James Dawson
sant Sunday with friends in Kincardine.
B. Elliott and Mr, H. B. Elliott
were in Listowel our Sunday, the former
being called there es account of the sudden
illness of her moth r.
Mr. Fred. and
Ripley, have bee
Munshaw's.
• , Mr. John Lanioi
.Visiting friends het this week.
Lueknons Seut nel : Miss Martin, of
Winghain, is., tl e guest of Miss Ade
Grundy. •
Arr. IL Tindall, g Guelpb, was calling
on friends in tesvn for a couple of clays
during the week.
ss Tena McDonald, of
visiting at Dir. J. R.
t, of Ripley, has been
Air. Wm. Bonn ek, wife and child, of
Toronto, were gi-ests of Mr. aud Mrs.
Jas, McGuire, Stetter street, for a couple
of weeks, retuiaitess to their home on
Wednesday.
_Mr. Thos. Honlyn, of London, was
visiting friends ir town a couple of days
during the week.
Mr. W. W. Tog' left on a trip up- the
lakes, on Mond4. Ile will spend a
short time at Dui th and other points
before be returns.
r. Alex Catopb
-bank, on Wednesd
neral of bis father.
that place: Mrs.
bedside of her fath
a few days before h
Mr. and Mrs. Joh
in Preston.
Miss Cavan, of Seriorth, is the guest of
Miss Norma Dirtsley, this week.
II was willed th Mil.
y, to attend the fn.
-law,a Mr. Taylor,of
mpbeIl was at the
, having gone clown
death.
Clegg are visiting
When Travelling
"Whether on pleasure bent,or buoinese, take
on every trip a bottle of Syrup orrigs)aa
it ttots most pleasantly and effectually on
the kidneys, liver and bowels, preventing
fever, headache and other forms of gicknens.
Fos sale in 06e, bottles lyy all leading drug-
gists. Manufactured by the California
Pig 'Syrup Co. only.
—The %aroma ts
on Thursday after
with the club tt
a son.
•
7 lax
BAcitnws—In tingham. on the 29th
July. Sarah Bal 01 St. Mary's. and
mother of Mrs. 'G. P. Wells, of this
Place, aged 84 ye..rs.
•
•
T MitS. P, 11. RODER IS, of the wn of Wing.
_LI ham, in tho Count of Her 3, wife of P. IL
Roden's, of the Pnine oho natter, desire to
apologize to Mr. and. Mrt Rob t Mitchell, of the
said town of iVinitham, h mg stated that they
were living together n Itery. novor having
been married. I nut tl statement on Informs.
W. litighwi, and 1 then
nog' rdeelved from
was in the bona def that the information
fVf.ii correct but ve learned that it WaR
absolutely withon any ssundation winttever, pini
now retract the same roJ regret hat ing made the
statement. This statemistt is given for publication
in the Wingham Advinck and Tows, and for the
purpose of undoing. ahV Njery which Mr. and Mrs.
Mitchell may have snot hied by reason of such
report having bean dm Ated.
Dated at %Vint:haul tl s lith day of July. A. D.
1804.
P. II. ItODERUS.
NOTICE OF VOTERS' LIST.
Voters' List, 1894.—Murtzeipa.lity
of the Town of Win: .ra,
County of Mir. I
Notice is hereby given that I e transmitted or
delivered to the persons in ed in Reeting's 4 and
G of the Ontario Voters' sI Act, 11(811, the copies
reqpirod by said sectio • ho so transmitted or
doltverecl ot the list tu o pursuant to said Aet, at
all persons appearin , thy knot revised Assess.
merit 5011 0! the Nal ii5lpnJfty to be entitled to
vote in the arid nicIpalitv et Elections for
!Imbibers of the Lo slative Assembly and at Muni-
cipal Elections ; and that said list was first posted
up at my office at Wing,ham on the 3rd day of
August, 1804, and remains there for inspection.
Electors are called on to examine the said list,
and if any omissions or other errora MIT found
therein, to take imined late proceedings to have the
said errors corrected according to maw
.1. B. PERGIISON,
Clerk at Wingligun.
Dated tide 3ril day of August, 1804.
WESTERN F
LONDON,
Sept. lath nd, 1894.
Canada.% V'ttVer trio Stook and
Agrieuatir Exhibition
ALWAYS IN THE, FRONT.
Make your entries early sad Citotalo
your space.
Entries tdoso Live 81001 and Nultry, Sape. lath.
Enttleti clesc, other departments, Sspt.0th.
Final payments atul horses uauied In the
Aug
litteele ttrac ns of the best.
Special Ittil1way nod Express rates arranged from
141Z 11'8!"111:il 1.4,7 l'"417.01$"1 'WV
OAP T. .I. I 14t,
Pretident. Seeretary.
LIME FOR SALE.
Tho Ondentigned »Odra tot sale, any qUitit.itV of
good lime. W11T beolefivered to any Of the /OW*
'wCtit to Harriam„ rewinding villages and Wingluati, cents per
ou "'" sash&
to play a Match O. ritagta.
4, 71
t• town, Otentot eon.farrow P. 0.
•ta
and put in a number of first-class - We
HORSES AND RIGS
I um in a position to give as good turn-
outs and satisfaction as can be got any-
where:
Prices Moderate. The patronage or,
the public is solicited.
Livery—Near the G. T. R. station.
8. A. McLEAN.
Wingbam, July 24tb, 1894.
Here 1 a
An A 1 pedigreed
is offered for snlo.
seven and eight
Canadian Bois
•
Again Another
tel nil.
S f.
lundre
n Preston
stein 13u11, aged 13 »Moths.
size, weighing between
ounds. Registered in
Book, •
AS. ELLIOT,
Bluetit e O.
-•-
POWDERS
Curs SICK HEADACHE and Nottralgfe
in 20 ottNtrres, also Coated Tongue, Dim-
ness,.Biliousness, Pain in the Side, Constipation, -
. Torpid Liver. Bad I3reath. To stay cured and
. regulate the bowels. VERY NICE YO TAKE.
PRICE AS OENTI3 AY DRUG Smokes. •
NL
It you want your
SPRING AND SUMMER
made in the latest style, go to
G. 14. fRVIN,
opposite Dank of natallton,
WO/011.AM
As
CHEAP AND GOOD
a largo assortment of otherware. We intend to lead in this line at the
STAR GROCERY.
have a large assortment of
P.A...INTO"Y" 0-1-CDOMIztiMS-
big a dollar's worth of Sugar as you will find -anywhere and a 25e. Tea
that can't be beat anywhere in the county, with everything else.
usually found in a first-class grocery.
Coma everybody and see the show at Macdonald's New Block.
• X --X0 144:11101...4:1-t9
Star Grocery, Winghtan.
• ' .
TO. PREVENT SUNBURN
You should buy one of our Fancy Sunshades.
WE ARE COMPELLED
to admit that we made a inistake in buying too many for this season's
business, But the price lvas so low that We
ceuld.not resist Klein.
rirC) CAVIL -Pr
the surplus we have reduced them exactly one half of the regular price.
They are all new goods for thisseason's trade.
COME AND BUY A PARASOL
for 75c worth $1.50 for 88e worth 11.75
" $1.00 " 2.00 $1.11 " 2.25
" 1.25 " 2.50 1.88 " 2.75
" 1.50 " 8.00 " 1.6 " 8.25
and so it goes through the vhole assortment. If you doubt these prices call
and investigate for yourself. 12 ecnt Print for 9e. ;Delaines for
25e. Summer Corsets 50e, Best Lisle Thread Gloves
15e per pair. 2 pair Stainless Black Hose 25c.
These are only a few of our moneymakers.
OL sEE
the others. We ha c not space enough to Znumerate them here.
-11,11[1.41.4
Dried and Smoked Meats always on hand. Wrxosag.
HARNESS AND GOLLARS.
Haying bought out the Ambler Harness Business and started in his old stand
am prepared to furnish the public with everything usually kept in a harness shop
snail as
11EAVY, LIGHT and TRACK. HARNESS,
NETS, DUSTERS,
WHIPS, CURRY COMBS,
13RUSIIES, SWEAT COLLARS,
TRUNKS, VALISES and
TRAVELLING BAGS, &e,, &e.
I *aka all nay own Collars and guarantee itatintnetion,
Give me a trial and I will UM you right.
'AtkaiiiiiLda.;1041101110adamilatheth-i-.
Alb