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THE WINGJTAM TIMES* AUGUST 174 rS94.
'IEI?hWATEP. XINOARDINI+,,
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9 At noon on Tuesday last,firs, A Council of the Cttlallllian Order Perini or two below, half meats being
Jacob Lanlbat'tt1N, about 55 yers Of of Chosen Friends WAS instituted ill almost unsaleable. 4otno New Zell -
age, living; at Amblesideabout four this place, on Monday evening hist, Mond is. offering ata point or two
miles &um herd met with a very ser
irr (ai'Ftlxl Qz`galllaa3` G, \'4r. Thou*; above Canadian send is getting it in
ions aceldc•nt. She went to the barn slip, assistcc111y J.1?, Thompson, I3, some places. I
' t.+, call the hien who were threshinh A., of Toronto. The council will be Western country- cheese luarlccts f
DRUGGIST to dinner. As she was near the. barn l*n,3rrit its Kincardine Council, and ;
boor a guet of wind sti'ueic her and StlIrtS Off rvitll Fa
good C11'sarter It, •
throwing her upon the tumbling rod and bright prospects. The foil ry-1
of the thresher her clothes became ing are tate officers far the curtent 1
entangled. The nufortunate womantel`lu •---I , C. C., Louis. Konlph; C.,
�'i T, G. N. VV. TELEGRAPH iuQ u terribly nlatiglecl, her abdomen I3. D. Barnes; V. C.,�Wm. rJ. Mel her- �
being torn open. One arm was son; Rec., Wm. i . :Fitzell; A. B.
i broken in two places, Resides minor Thomas Bellew; Tr., Geo, Wood;
, injuries, - Doctors were quickly sum- 1., Rev. J. Livingstone; M., Win.. M, ,
i honed and dressed her injuries. "ler 'Stokes; W., Jacob Komph; G., ,Toho
- Chit ' recovery is very doubtful, ---James McLean; S., Percy Anning; Med. E.,
Ross, all old and highly respected 1.2r. A. A. C. Smith; Trustees, Jno.
farmer, living shout two and a half Boyer, Jacob Iiotppli and Lotus,
miles north of here, was killed on the I'o1310.
evening of the 3rd instant at his own
app. Brunswick House.
>i 111, c'y 2].1117(1,
be ti i baiu'ti ltt5
1?itIDAY AUGCST 17, 1894.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
UP to date, thirty-two protests
have been entered against members -
elect to the Ontario Legislature, and
a few oro:3s-petitions have also been
filed, The elections of Alessi's. J. T.
Carrow, for West Huron, and lir.
M. Y. 3teLean, for South Huron,
ltace also been protested. Bribery
and corruption are alleged. It ishard-
1, likely that there are any grounds
for the protests, and they are nu
doubt tua(le for the purpose of " saw-
ing off " with some Conservative eon- A. Reid, Jas. McAlpine, J. ,llcl3ain, time by the forelock. Son—I'd like
stitaeneles in which protests have D. Hogg; and W. A Edgar. Jamie to, father, but the old fellow is bald.
been entered.knocked them alt out with his tartan I A. McRae, of Clinton, has afair-
THE Quebec government, in order and turkey feather. The latter was year-old Jersey cow, from the hill:
- to foster settlement upofl unoccupied one of the judges on Highland dime of rr'hicll 13 lb. and 8 ounces of but-
lands, offered a bonus of a 100 titres 1 t1b,1 he at'coe property consisting tet were made ill seven days, azacl
of a half ail le of land, l dwelling, this without any special feeding.
of land to every father of twelve strop and stable, was sold last I''rfdny*
• children. Mr. Belanger, the father afternoon by public auction. .Tames While working on the new steel
of 36 children, now rites to inquire Oliver was the parehaser at $850. It bridge over the Saugeen River at
why he should not receive 300 acres is considered a cheap property .as the Hanover Monday afternoon a large
of land -100 acres for every twelve. location on Turnberry street is a beans fell and struck Mr. C. Shanpcll
of his progeny, and contends that very desirable one.—Fall races' will l on the head, killing him instantly.
unless the father of 24 and 3G child- be held on Brussels Driving Park on
ren receive better terms than those Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 3rd and
who have only the insignificant num- 4th.—Brussels Voters' List fel; 1891
ber of twelve, the law will not be is out. There are 26O names in Part
complete. Applications • are being 1; 130 in Part II; incl 24 in fact III;
fylecl at the rate of 80 a month for
100 acre lots.
AT .a meeting of the Dominion
- Miller's Association, held in Toronto
`last week, allose who were asked
their opinions about the crops in their ' KINTAIL. ,
several localities were, on the whole, ; After �a long and lucky resistailco
hopeful. Splicing generally, the]'
wheat cropof the rovince according to Johnth1chl€nzs e the fair sex, Mr..uA Brussels .young lady' took her
to the millers, willbea good al Id
' tliclieilzir, has surrendered and
taken to himself a wife in the person bicycle and wheeled to Henfryn one
a nd good sample. Oats and peas of Miss Jennie Bell of Amberly. day this week, picked a pailful of
are in some while in otheml3octh ves,arfetairly good rPhi, important event took place on berries and returned in the evening
poor, on with the results of her labor. This
account of the dry hot weather, and, heatat Wednesday, of the
cletpfte the intense
0,1 the whole, tett expectations- for
; of the rvoFtther: Rev.
nuptial �sic�lttillg the bike to a profitable ser -
tate part of the harvest are not all : knot was tied by the Rev. Mr. Mc- I
roseate. The aharve e of barley is ; l� arlane of Pine River, After which; Dr. Fowler's Extract of Wild Straw
the bridal party proceeded to the berry cures Diarrho3a, Dysentery,Cranllps
small bat the erop will be fairly good 1e;idence of the bride's brother, ;hero i Cu Iic, Oh ie aloosorbus, oe hole aU noels.
Both a$ a yield and sample. t a sumptuous repast awaited them. Nevera travel without it. Price fisc.
%ti ROXETER. i The grootll was supported by ltfr. l •
D. McKay„ while Miss Kate Campbell
Mfas Snlale is visiting friends in pertiirnned the duties of bridesmaid l .sive stock Masi[ats.
Toronto, Unionville and other points. ; to perfection.—As Mrs. S. Burk, of . East +Buffalo, N. Y., Aug. 23.----
---- ll. S. Y. Taylor, of Paris, who the 7th eonceSsiun of Ashfield, was i Cattle -235 cars on sale; market
has been spending a few weeks hero, driving on the road, last Thursday I steady for choice, but others 20c to
returned hone on tliouday.-31r•.: the hoese a young one became 25c lower; choice to extra, $4.45 to
Moffatt, of Chestey, has rented •iter. i frightened and yenning away, $'1.75; mediums, $4 ^to $1.50, light,
Islay's blacksmith shop for a term of , threw Mrs, Burk out, injuring Pur handy butchers, $3.(5 -to $1; fair to
years. He takes possession on Sep- ' considerably —M1' D. S. McDonald choice stockers, $2.25 to $2.75; do.
tember 1st. Air. Moffatt is a first- ; has returned t(i tori*n.-3tr..J. Austin, feeders, e2.76 to $3. 25; veal calves,
class mechanic and comes hi;;ltly snail alert: on the 0. P. R., is visiting $5; good torprime, $4.75 to $5: fancy
recommended. We wish hint every _ friends in this vicinity. ---:Hiss' Kehoc , to fat, : 5.25- to „5.,30.. --Sheep and
suecess.---Tile people of Wroxeter , of East ' Tawas, Michigan, i$ Lambs.—Offerings .60 ears; except
were disappointed on Feiday last to visiting her cousins, the Messrs and for good to choice the market was
see the Unions defeated by the suss I+'uleg. --iii» Cameron, of st: , dull and lower choice to better export
Crescents, of Toronto.—Mr T. W. Luis, leo., is visithl her cousin lifs, wether sheep $3.50 to $3.75: good to
Gibson, of Toronto. spent Sunday j Kate Cai ipbelt. , choice handy- 00 to 115 lbs, $3.25 to
and Monday in town.—Another old .1$3.40; fair to good mixed sheep µ2,5O
pioneer of this village passed. at:v.ty `"--"`�- • Ito $:8; common to fair $2 to $2.40.;
to his lone: resting place, on r1riday BLUEVALE. culls to faney, $4.15.to :„4.50; good to
last, in the pareon of Mr. John 13ruc:. itis Robert Maxwell and ilrra. i choice $3.75 to $4; fair to good, $3 to
-Daceased was over seventy' -five y'larsRobert $3.fi5;'eu11s to common, $2 to $2.75.
M Musgrove away on a visit 1 Bogs --Receipts f5 ears; market
The friellltls have the sylnputlty oi'tlte to Manitoba. --lits. ,Sherrill, of To- steady; best heavies $5.70; choice
Tonto is visiting at :lit ..John I! arrow s, s
village in their bereave:neut.--While —Miss Maggie V. Bartley and Mi; +nleditun and best Yorkers, $5..55 to
repairing the frame of the mill dam I:'red. •Hartley have passed the recent' $5 GO ,
Fit IV -re :ester the other evening, the primary examinations at Clinton and
1
were all excited to -clay, prices ruling
at •tic to 3-16e advanee oil the week.
At Brockville 415 white and 871
colored were offered with sales at floe
white and 9 7-16e colored, which
about clears out nearly all the July
make in that section. The Kingston
market was strong and excited, with
sales of 810 boxes at 9 o white, 9.1e
colored. The above prices are higher,'
in proportion ,to those ruling in this l all tVltelut,
market, The proms are fairing into ipring Wheat
the fan mors laps In abundance. Barley
MARKET REPORTS.
Wingham, August 10, 1894,
Corrected by P. Deans, Produce Dealer.
Flour per 100 lbs., ..... . , 1 50 to 1 80
Fall Wheat .. 0 55 to 0 50
Spring Wheat 0 53 to 0 55
Oats .............. ....,:0 33 to 0 34
Barley 0 35 to 0 40
Peas 0GOto0G2
Butter, tub .... 0 13 to 0 14
'Butter, rolls...,.. . . . . . . 0 13 to 0 14
Eggs per dozen........ 0 08 to 0 09
Wood per cord, ... I. 25 to 1 75
tray per ton........ , . 0 A0 to 0 00.
Potatoes, per bushel. , 0 00 to 0 00
Tallow, per lb...... , , 0 05 to 0 05
Dried Apples, per lb..... , , 0 05 to 0 05
Dressed 1-Iogs 5 00 to 5 00
Beef....,,,, 4 50 to 5 50
MINTON.
0 55 to 0 68 11IUSLINS
0 5335 to 0 540 OIL CLOTHS.
,.., ....,, 0 35 to 0 40
SELLING OUT
AT COST,
Our stook of
DRY GOODS
consisting of
DRESS GOODS,
TWEEDS,
SILKS,.
COTTONS,
PRINTS,
RIBI3QNS,
CARPETS,
LINENS,.
Good for the country and general Oats 0 84 to 0 il5
• business—at least it s110tticl bo.-- PeaPotatoes, per bushel0 00 to 0 80
gate by his horse rennin; awatiid CULi20SS. Montreal TT'tule Bulletin. Butter, 0 14 to a 80 Men's and Boy'sBeady Made
throwing Plitt out of his buggy.' His -• Gospel I enlperinee meeting
Utica, N. Y., Ang. 18.---,� t the Eggs, per dozen , , .. 0 08 to 0 '0:1
boy got out to open the gate when was held in Clark's school house, on Utica Board of Trade the following Hay ., ...... 0 00 to 7 00
0 53 to 0 55 Also, large stock of
Snllcla • errenfn 1ast. All resses sales of oheoso were matte: 600 'boxes
• • ,, , • ' ; were delivered by Rev. Wm. Gribbfe at Sie 4,218 boxes at 8ge 1, 400 boxes
noise that frightened the, horse, •---
some of the flames slipped making 1 3 :'
Cordwood
800 to 400
which started to run away and mak' and Air. W. 1?. Brockenshire, of at 8:�c, Market steady, brit not
Win0'han3 There MIS a large at- buoyant.
ing a sudden tutu Mr. Ross was
thrown uut, striking on his head.
The unfortunate man lived six hours
but ller'Cr recovered' consciousness..
BRUSSELS.
Wm. Martin was at Kingston last
week attending the txranll Lodge of
the Oddfefloivv, as the representative
of Western Star, Brussels --Camp
I;cn Lomond, Sons of Scotland, was
represented at KM:sa'dine games by
Special
tendancc, and a good deal of interest 1 Butter ---x•1:0 packages of creamery
ifestec1 Tho Tez11 erance loci e'butter sold at fore to 211e
lean p g
that meets in this school house—Star I Little Falls, N. Y; Aug, 18.—
of Culross, is in a flourishing condi- , Cheese sales to -day: 524 boxes at 8e;
tion, and has clone good wort;: in ,the •148 boxes at 81e. 4,074 boxes. at 8.;11e;
past, and it is eloped that it•�lvill 1 `2,309 boxes at 8�4e ; 370 boxes on
achieve greater success in the future. ' commission; 268 boxes of dairy at
8.10 and Sae.
Do o you like lee ? asked the key -Butter -82 packages of creamery
hole. I have a fellow feeling for you, I butter sold at 20c to 201,e,16 packages
replied the key. of dairy butter at 17c to 19c
Father—My son, you ought to take
MISS C. L. I cKENZIE T. G. M.
Benj. Rhodes, civil engineer, age
45, who arrived in Toronto six weeks
ago from Niagara, N. Y,, was found
dead in bed on Sunday. He had
111 persen.t are qualified to serve as apparently turned on the gas. rvithi
•Jurors. 'There are 58 ladies on the stuezdal intent.
list, 30 in Division No. 1 and 19 in
No:2.
Binder twine made at Kingston
penitentiary is now being forwarded
to Winnipeg for distribution among
the local retailers. The total product
at the penitentiary factory this year,
will be.about 300 tons.
Tea cher
VIOLIN, E
PEYSI
TION AND
r A . CULTITRE.
For full par oulars, apply at the resi-
dence of Mn. Gso. iVloKarrzir, Wing-
harn.
Attention®
I hare a full stook of
"arches,
I
Clocks,
j J ewelry9 e.,
to which I invite special attention.
BARGAINS WILL BE GIVEN. REPAIRING A SPECIALTY,
and all work done on the premises.
M. PATTERSON.
,Stand—Directly opposite the Bank of
Hamilton, Wingham,
s uice gates gaye waty' and a ten -y ea.r Mr. Edwin Bailey and Louis B. Duff' cheerio Markets.
old son of itr. Phonz'ts Rae was
borne down by the torrent willed
paired through the opening. The
boy ryas nearly exhausted When seen
by Mr. John Barnard, who at one°
plunged into.the flood and after a
long swim in the boiling water, reach.,
ed the lad just as he sunk for the last
time. It was a close emit and a brave
rescue.
13ELGIZAVF.
'NOTICE.
A Special General Meeting of the
Shareholders or the Wingham Athletic
Grounds Company, (Limited), for c•
sidering and sanctioning 13y -law N•. 27
gust,
gage on
„hired by
wo thousand
—, •aynent of that
(passed by the Directors 14th
139:1), for the granting of a m
the real estate now eing
the Com pany,for the m o'
dollars, to secure t
portion of the .pure
and also for the p
e money thereof,
ose of considering
and sanctioning B3 -laws Nos. 3. to 20,both
inclusive, (passed by the Directors 14th
August, 1891), for regulating tho• affairs
and proceedings of the Company, will be
bold at the Company's Office, in the.
Beaver 131oc11, Wingham, on W rnivrsDAY,
THE 9.11Ta DAT OF AuousT INSTANT, at the
hour of 7.30 o'clock in the afternoon.
By Order,
•
R. VANSTONE, Secretary.
Dated this 14th day of August, 1894.
•
EO. SHAW
CUTS DOWN THE PRICE OF MEAT
AGAIN,
STEAK, IOC. PER 1:13.
and other"meats inlow proportion.
PORK SAUSAGE
• also on hand.
IT ant prepared to pay the highest price
for all kinds of fowl. They must be drawn
Iand well dressed.
GEO. SHAM.
have passed the junior leaving,Cheese beeps a pretty steady v.Ingham,.Oct.'10th, 1803.
examination at Listowel High Schopt. market, but supplies are beginning ' —
Mr. Perey Widows, of St. Thomas somewhat to outpace detnancl, and 1
and Mr, (nus, 1lteLaughPlt, of Wing- - holders are not unwilling to drop 00K
hale, were visiting Mr, .Joseph. Mc- a paint Imre and there to trade.
�”
Pherson, this week.—Misses Mary Neer the less the transactions pas.
and SusieCollie invited a party of sing are on a healthy basis, c. 1. f.
tittle girls to spend the afternoon and spot rates being near akin.
with them, last 'Thursday. Tea was People do not eat a lot, of cheese—or,
served on the lawn and lnuclt hill for that matter, Anything else—in
was indulged in by all present. -- stieh hot weather as we have now,
{, Mrs, Sanderson, of Toronto, spent a and as this temporary cause may
NV. . 1.x. Erskine, of this plaeo, has few days here this week visiting Mrs. very soon cease to operate, the market
,
his of general store
disposed bus%n
ess o
St vie .,�.M•
Minnie
�'>ss Innte
r ROSS, Whig- may begin to boom again very soon.
'`Ger ttr. Jas. M. Henderson, merchant, ham, was visiting friends here last Quotations .now are 47s finest,. 45s to
of Ethel. week. 1rs tie White and colored baling
•
Root
O -OUND.
discovery by anoTd
Sucoetafuliy coed
•l, by thousand* of
m. Ts t50 only 'pettedly
sato and reliablet tedtclnodfe•
ooreted. Betrate Of unprincipled drugglete wino
offer leerier medicines 15 place of this. Ask for
Cook's/ Cotton moos Cornnatrnd.taee noeubsti.
tote. or Inclose $tand 6centsin postage In letter
and tiro evineead, seated, by rotarnmall. ri'ultaoaled
pert,cutars in plant envelope, to ledleS only, a
stamps llddrose 'the Coots Company,
Windsor, Ont, baboda.
Sold In Winl£hats by en., 1 olid. lr'ug;let.
C1othingt
.FRIA' ANI) STR.tW HATS, &C.
Sale to start on
1 ONDAJ0., 4x1 I LA 9tbb,
and continue,
Cash and Trade Only.
JOU. (ALORAITH
r
Wingham..
Wingham, July Gth, 1804.
DR. I IcLELLAN, LONDON, ONT., NI
334 Dundas street,
•
, EYE and EAB SUEGIiiON,-
Gradutite of tho Now York Eyo and Ear Hospital,
iris. Post Gradunto Goose 0u tho Eye, Ear, Noah
and Throat at the Now York lost Graduate Modicdl
School and Hospital. 1843. Fres Tested, Misses
Applied. Pine stook of Spectacles, Lonseo and
surtifictul Ftes. Will be at tho
Brrulzswiek Rouse, WINGH.AM,.
The first THURSDAY of every
second month, at elate named below:
Next Visit, September 6th, 2894.
Hours 11.30 a. in. to 8 p. m. Charges.
moderate.
This month we will receive our Fall Importation of
---F110Ja--
Berlin, Germany, aid from London, England.
As these Goods are direct from the Manufacturers, prices will be in favor of
the buyers.
In addition to this, the 'styles are the latest on the markets of the
world.
Our Large importation of
put us specially for us in the Tea gardens of•
Japan,,arc,, will reach Wingham about the end of
August. Please withhold your orders until they
arrive. We can then give you choice, fresh Tea,.
put up in 201b. caddies, at wholesale prices.
Our Stock is complete in every department, and prices have touched
bottom in every line
Respectfully Yours,
D. M. GORDON,
The Anchor House, Wingham.
SCHbC)I., SUPPLIES.
A full stock of all kinds of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
for both High and P le Schools, j 1st received.
so a large stock of
Scribblers xercise Books,
Copy Books, Slates,
Pencils, Crayons, &c.
WALL PAPERS, WINDOW BLINDS, STATIONEgY,
a full stock, as ustial.
A 000D
WINDOW BIIND FOR 5000
Boller and all complete.
ALEX,
,,ROSS.
The Popular Bookstore, Winglunn.
5
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The Northwest Ind;
TIMM f'US'r0118 ANO M i Nis
tIn Tiii:.t'Tr Ili MALT i,ir
1'O11 -WOW AxIi SU X3.1;
•.---Tt11; :MED 1) nzr 13i:
SIUi1' UiII04.
There ia certainly no mo
esting subject of study t
aborigines of the North
continent, The majority
readers of the Toms have y
opportunity of observing tl
toIlts and manners front the :
long since the advance of cis
in Ontario has driven the r
from his former haunts.
many tribes of savage warn:
at ono time inhabited this I
and more especially the west
tion, have either become ex
drifted to the land of the sett
It is, therefore, in view of th
that the writer feels just
attempting to describe (a,
perhaps, in a very feeble
Soule of the different chars
of the Northwest Indians tit
come under his observation..
THEIR COxDI'rI()NS.
The conditions of the Inc
the Canadian Northwest are
fiecl in the extreme, some be
happy and prosperous stat(
others are indeed most rr
Those who can be classed
farmer are the ones who have
t11e11rselves of the opportunil
sented 1110111 by the aid wh
Government extends thein
shape of treaty, They have
tious upon which they inns
and over which there is an
whose business it is to look
interests and welfare of the
which he has„ charge. By
teaching and training both
agent and self-sacrificing C
mien and women, who have
11o111e and friends to labor
them, a great deal of ever
industry has been infused i
&e$,02 these poor unfortulni
when one stops to consider -t
nor in which they have been
by the pale -faced usurper, tl
not be defined in any other 1
unfortunate. On these rest
May be seen Many a well-ki
farm and comfortable dwelli
occupants of which are well
e and in comfortable circuli
'But it is not always that ti
eroving nature of the. once 1
of the plains can be brou
,-subjection to the will of th
man, and it is the class wl
steadfastly refused to live
homes provided,by the Govt
and who, inconsequence, are c
• from the benefits of the tre
can be termed the wretch
- buffalo having become ext'
other large game gradually
less abundant the homeless
has gradully drifted to the c
• population, dwelling in wige
the outskirts of the torous a
and existing on whatever
gather or beg from the Z
Those who have never wan(
wretchedness of this class c
very little idea of their e
At any time of the year the
seep poking around the rear
and hotels in search of anytl
can be devoured, and the w
mare than once witnessed tl
tack: of a bravo and his squ
with a pappoose strapped to l
'Fin the dead of winter, •r
thermometer playing hid
seek with the. 40° below zee
- with ,sticks in their spars
hands, fishing in a friendly
barrel for something to e
what has brought them to
condition? There can only
answer, and that is the du
the white man. Whenever
fortunate enough to capture
the valuable fur -bearing 1111MI
become the prey of the fur
,become
in nearly every Inst,
induced to part with a luost
pelt for a worthless red sin
inferior red blanket ; and
relate they very often obta
the salve source a supply
abominable firewater w
proven such a curse to th
is it any wonder then that
his "assay 011 Mall," exelaii
,.the poor Indian," and by tl
w this lofty and brilliant writ
given the credit of nick-na
Indian "Poor Lo."
0
•
MALMO OUT TIM. I'IHI
The dealing out of the
indeed art amusing and 1
sight. Some four years
writer had the privilege o
paying Indian Agent
ztic,, .