HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1894-11-23, Page 6• .1•••••••••••
Apr
AA; E WING it :A TIMES, NOVEMB FR 23 [894
•
ttatingiym imo
77_
ritileaSt :see, tee insn :se
•
...91.011141.1.001M1.0....191.1,...2•TRA.PC,T•4007*.
TO OUR IR,;:t,c.DECRS.
We have math, arrtingetuents With
tile TOl'onto teebe Printing Com-
pany whereby we art' elle to glee.
the Thus and the Weekve GLOM
to our subserilers for the extraordi-
nary low pr'ee a One Dollar per
year—-theprice of the Thies alone.
The, 'weekly t ;tube is a twelve -page,
eeven-eoluenn rises collet ining. all the
geneml =WS Mid epecial page of
trie news.
TO take advantage of this offer
cash must in every ease. be ',aid iu
advance and ell arrears Le paid up
to date.
A representative of tl:e TIAtEs
will, during the next two or three
Months, call upon as many of mit.
Mends as possible soliciting, subscrip-
tions for the paper. He will have
printed receipt forms from the Thins
office, and is authorized to collect
moneys due us for subscriptions, job
work, advertising, ete., ma give
receipts for same.
We trust all our friends will let
their neighbors know of this offs'.
If our canvasser has not time to
reach you, send in your subecription
at once to this office and it will receive
prompt attention.
This offer applies to renewals Ls
well as new subeeriptions.
After the 1st of January next, wu
intend to adopt the "pay -in -advance"
aystene and alae TIMES Will not
sent to subscdbere unless it is paid
for in advance. We have decided
upon this clump, after many years'
trial of the preensystem of "pay
at any time" or "never pay at all,"
and believing it to be in the interests
of both the publisher and subscriber
that the paper be paid in advance.
f*d.
IIOWICK.
Mr. ,T. Howard Hunter, M. A.,
Inspector of Insurance for the Pru -
vine of Outario, made his annual
inspection of the books and docu-
ments of the Howick Fennel s'
Mutual fire Insurance Company on
the 24th ult. All the directors we, e
present except Mr. MeKercher. Th.)
books were found to be satisfactory.
For a number of years past the In-
spector has been urging upon. the
board of directors the advisability of
collecting at the beginning of each
policy year the average cost of in-
surance per year instead of assessieg
for losses and expenses of each par-
tieular year.
For 7elea.leiay Lunge.
burn's CM Liver Oil Emulsion
wtth 1Vild Cherry seal Ey poeliosphit
combiees the curative powers of too
pectoral remedies mentioned in the m(94
perreet and palatable form. erica) Ste.
and St per bottle.
EAST WAWA:COSH.
On Monday night last an exceed-
ingly sad affair happened in this
• township, resulting in the death of a
most highly esteemed and amiable
youtet lade, Miss Jessie Mutes
youngest daughter of Mr. Robe
Match, aged 23 sears. Mr. and
Mr. Match Imo away from home et
the time, on a visit to another
daughter, and at abeut eleven o'cloe's
at night a messenger was sent and
told them that their daughter Wa
dying in convulsions. They Ilastel
ed home, only to find the statement
was too true. The unusual eireum-
Stancesof her death led to an inquest
being held on Wednesday, when ths
preeeoce of strychnine was found in
her system, and the jury returned :i
verdict that she died from poison,
administered by someone unknown.
The family are very highly respected
and the heartfelt teempathy of the
entire conununity goes out to them hi
this hour of sorrow and trial.
"'Or ver Fifty Yvon'
A w scut A(no Wer.b.rongn Phuspv. - Mrs'. Win
srb
low' .otillm; Syrne set( beet] for o( er flit(
your; by millienenf ronalorre for ;hairy/di:lion while
teetittne, with perfectstuteees.ttOOt1eM the child
*afros the gurus, alive All pain, cures wind call.
and In thelmat toned(' for Dan hxa. Is pleasant te
the tette. Sob, by Dragelsts In every mot of
wort.y.11v1 cents a nettle. Its halite is
ineeleulablelie sure and ask for Irmo. Winslow, h
Sterithang Rs run, and take no Other MOO.
N. D. C. will cause your food to
nourish you.
MORRIS. Warier:0 canette,
--,
John. 11fe1lroy, Sth line, bad over • A (;1.0,A./N.Ti,u11.7TI: .r,, „'l: GuatT
3,000 bushels of turnips off three w.,131, z,, ,,m. .,..;" u, nn tomh.
items ot' land, there were 138 livered
loads. This is a big yield. lit. has
'2,500 bmtliels in one tat—miss Pella rphs sisseri at Ilesala air. 1.narier, in
Fraser, of the 214 cull' 118'., 1,a1,11 Fe,plY to a tine:Altai .;.; li. his ;mow -
seriously ill bra, we are Pease". to 1.:'uf tlse west, stC71 t. "It is a masts
gate. elle is reeovering lilet'ly now.loject eouatxy ; i, it lin .,..firev.t.,ir
--tit•Orgo Ara, 1st eon. has Len e !
, . ,un.ler ile sau, and it4 resowests are
daugereusly ill f w
for a couple of Inudi]t. 4; .. • 1
, I A.b.e1.
. 5 VOW Ripply the world
Wt. laanY Meads win he Please" t"; wi:Ja brieel when its 11,1nel:est; pied -
hear he is gettinr eomewhat bettor.t
rtes come under enitivallan, Mesta
--Peter, son of David Knight, Sth 1 t
Ile exceedingly product:ve, and under
line, died of typhoid fever near I suck cultivation as iS, receives from
Cypress, 2thttlitObd, a few weeks ago, ! our pe,,,,h, there the :..1„1,1 of ,.,,,.aiii, is
neva 37 years. Ile was a Illarrieti ' something enormous. 'rho chniate is
inim, his wife beteg a daughterf
"-- ' the finest in the world, and taken all
Richard Stewart, uf Egmondvillete, , we
1 edier, the count:.. .
s is beyond any-
:,
formerly of Mot t is. i ate, 1.!..1`.• , thing that can be imagined by those
about seven years in the. /I' 1331;• ; who have never been there. It is a
Three young children are left to the truism to zay there is room for an
care of the mother, who is shwerely liennesse population. 'Phu day will
sympathized with in her bereave- ewne when our great wvst will sup.
11.1ellt. -- Missionary anniversary . port it.; millions. The peope. leei a
services Were held it 1.31*CWiltOW11 oil . bawdy, intelligent race, thoroughly
Sabbath afternoon. The deputation , imbued with a spirit ef loyalty 'to
was Rev. William Baugh, of Auburn, . our British censtitutiou. They are
and W. II. Kerr, ut"Phe Post, Brits- ; proud of their country and proud of
seles—Rev. W. Baugleof Manchester, ' being Canadians. To develop the
and Y. II. Slot, 0 Brusscls, tweet, however, the people need to
,
ducted service in Johm'ton s church have ell(iaper commodities, which is
not pussible with the present .istriff
la a resent ine;;tes,. 1)11111"Iwt1 in
Sabbath wetee. Both geutlemen
delivered excellent missionary act"-setegislation. The hard time: in Mani-
ureeses. Suitable music, was Pmrki-Ituba are not due to ,soil and climate,
ed by the choir. The pastor pre-, but to the legislative system which
seated the animal repart. 1 every clay is causing .dissatisfaction
tauong the farmers both in the east
25; I3Jon to 13cre3emen.—Ope bottle:and west."
spleen Lunimeut completely 1 As to the political feeling of the
removed a curb f row my horse. 1 take ves
1 t "There
pleasure in recommending the remedy,: ; the Liberal leader said :
8' it stets with mysterious promptness in LS an intensely strong feeling that
tse removal from horses or hard, sett or tariff reform must come very soon,
calloused lit ni ps, blood sperio., splints, and the demand for it is universal
earl os, tea ese:,, t, es and 1,
throughout Manitoba, the Northwest
Roue, Farmer, Markham, Out. Sold at
, Territories and British Columbia:
Ohl:tholes Drugatore, Wiugham.
:The feeling everywhere is that the
iprovress of the country is being,
BRUSSELS. a,ncrhas too long been, hindered by
A resident of 21 years passed that the protective tariff now in force.
bourne from whence no traveller re- There was not a single place, even
turns on Tuesday afternoon of last the smallest, where we did not find
week in the person of James Wilson, this feeling."
well known to the people of this
locality. Mr. Wilson was born in ! Danger 1 rem Catarrh.
Roxboreshire, Scutland,on July 26th, • Tile most important feature about
that very conanOn complaint, catarrh in
the head, is its tendonuy to develop intu
smile other more serious and dangerous
disease. The feul matter -dropping from
the head into the bruuhial tubes or lungs
is very liable to lend to° bronchitis or
con4timption, that destroyer which
causemore deaths in this country than
any other disease. .'s catarrh originates
in impurities in the blood, 101101 11 1)111 lun.
lions can do but little good. The
commos, sense method of treatment is to
purify the Wood, and for this purpose
there is no preparation superior to
Hood's Sarsaparilla. The powerful
within of this medicine upon the blood
expels every impurity, and by so doing
cures catarrh and kires health to the
en ti re organism.
1821, and served his apprenticeship
to the house carpentering and cabinet
making. He came to Canada in
1843 and took up land in the town-
ship of Waterloo where he farmed
for a few years then to Eden Mills,
when he ongaged in the sawmilling
and atftewell' went into an oatmeal
mill. 186e deceased moved to
Stratford 111.1ffollowed the grain
business for A. L. Argo and fur 2
years .was with Mr. Redford in the
milling industry. Mr. Wtleun be-
came a resident of Brussels in 1813
and was for many years grain
buyer for the Goldie firm of Guelph
at Milstein Gerrie and other places ! Ontario Fruit Growers' Con-
ant!. was held in high esteem by his; vention.
employers. The subject of his . The above convention will be held
notice was twice married, first • to in Orillia, on December 4, 5 and 6.
Miss Elizabeth Ramsay, ottunes s
, The first public meeting will be held
township, in 1817, who died March on the evening ef the 4th of Deem-
th, 1869, aged 41 years. Five
ber, when there will be a lecture on
children were born, John, of Park- "Fungi," by Prof. Panton, of the
dale s Ruben, of Saint Paul ; 'TAMPS i
" !Agricultural Oollege, Guelph. This
deceased ; William, of California,and I will be illustrated with stereopticon
David, of Duluth. Mrs. Lunen, of
, views and will make the matter very
Stratford, was Mr. Wilson's second i dear and interesting. It will be
wife and proved herself a true and followed by an address on "Expert -
faithful companion to him. Thoy
ments on Fungicides," by Prof.
inv.' five childree, four of whom are Craig, of the Central Experimental
living. " Four years ago deceased i Farm, Ottawa, and this will be tot -
had a stroke of paralysis which in,- 'lowed by general discussion. The
terfered considerably with his actvi- next public meeting will be held on
.ity. wit; followed by four 1Wednesday morning, December 5th,
other strokes, something very seldom at 1 30, when experiment station
heard of, and is perhaps one of the !work will be discussed. At nine
1 best evidences of Mr. Wilson's spl en- ,
did constitution. Three weeks ago
I he was prostrated upon the floor of
the kitchen and from then to the time
,of his decease was unable to speak.
'Ile was a member of the Presbyterian
church for many years and was con-
nected with the Odd Fellows for up-
wards of 50 years. Deceased took
an active interest in public affairs in
his earlier years and served both on
municipal and school boards render-
ing good service. He was of ajovial
'disposition with a strong preference
fur Scotch recitations and readings
which he could render in geed style.
A brother (John Wilson, of Ilowick,
Iwho was here during a good portion
, of Mr, Wilson's late illness), and
sister (Mrs. Coutts, of Crosshill),
survive him. Mrs. Wilson and
family are deeply sympathized with.
The funeral took place on Thursday
afternoon and was largely attended,
Rev. D. Millar and Rev. S. Jones, itt
:the absence of Rev. J. Ross, conduct -
:0d the service. Western Star Lodge
members and visitintr Odd Fellows
n
also attended.
•
1c.. D. 0, Pills cure eb.ronic 2011Stt.
pation.
o'clock on that morning there will he
a meeting of the directors. On Tues-
day afternoon previous to the meet-
ing of the Association, there will be
a meeting of the Board of Control of
the experiment stations. On Wed-
nesday evening there will be the
President's address, the election of
officers, and one or two papers, with
discussion. On Thursday evening
there will be an address on "Fertili-
zation of Flowers and the Orchard
and Vineyard" by Prof. Beach, of
the Geneva Experiment Stati011, New
York state, and another on "The
Codling Moth and the MUM Curetzlio"
by Prof. Fletcher of the Central Ex-
perimental Farm,
It .Never FOIL
Norway Pine- Syrup cures conghs,
eolds, asthma, bronchitis, sore throat
and diseases of the throat and lungs.
Price 25 and 5O cents.
......•••••••••i••••
'sleets.
Lawyers wee(' nown 111 BO tt.len
te,000 years is ('.
The girnilb luta a tuugne Meese: 18
Welles long.
The children of the Meekest Afri-
cans mat boen whitieh.
There are three thins 83 many
widows as widuwers,
Forty per cent Of Frenchmen are
permanent bachelors.
Traiued bullfinches are the Queen's
favorite cage -birds.
The Freneli army is live times as
large as it MIS in 1870.
A single oyster in a seaeon produces
about one Hanlon, MUM',
cavEATS,TRADEMARm
QOPYRIGHTS,
CAN I OBTAIN A PATENT ? Fora
ran& MT. tag:111%V AltAxklIiigt.s.
experience in tee patent business. uom unlea.
11:41171V longalri9atitgag"illgt%''Lt:
tain, them sent free. Alen a catalogue og mental-
'clire`,1411,7g2 VgIVIrati & co, receive
elude' notice Mate Scientific American. and
Onus are brought widely before the public with.
out cost to tho Inventor. 'This splendid paper,
maned weekly, elegantly ill ustrat ed. has by: ar the
largest cireulation of any Scientifio work in tho
world. SG a year. eannan goatee eentfree.
Building Edition. monthly, Wade year. Single
conies. •25 cents. Every number contains beau.
Ural plates, in colors, and photographs new
booms, with plans, enabling builders to show tho
lns atest desigand secure eeett.acui. Address
24111s1N & CO.. Nuw Y0101, 301 Il1WAnw4r,
• - . ^ .• -•
Now is the time to buy your
(Jemmies- is now second only to`rls Ty 0
-ii
Great Britain i)1eam stna,vigatiou. i ' v ind
Mrs. Strauss, of Washington, has
the largest rose farm in the world.
An average of three British sea-
men lose their lives by drowning
every day.
Western Pecpo say 01 S3ark's
. Powders.
For Sick troadaelte, Bilioustmes, Neu-
ralgia and Liver :
Mr. Wm. Grey. formai) G. T, R., FINE QUALITY,WIOUNTED ON
o
liana.: -1 iiiiiremo for ism or hwolvowit:0'1Am, - ONTARIO.
yeard front. Berm liemulaulloo. Nothing SPRING HOLLERS _____
did me good mitt] 1 got SW Ws 'ft y B. TOWLER,
P0 w de i'S.''
Mr. HOrtia0 Willa, chief of pollee,
Woodstock: -- "Starlets Powders are a
sure cure every time."
Mr. Maynard, Woodstock : —"They are
wonderful."
Mrs. Mary Keats, 83 Main .Street,
Elamilton : "Suffered for years from
dreadful headaches ; tried u° tu be r oe
remedies and domors without 0111(th
result, but Stark's Powders did the
work." She says: "They have ,.,000
of the greatest blessing. to me, in fact
they me wondertul."
Primo 25e a tee: ; sold by all medicine
dealers. •
Put this restriction on your pleas-
ures; be cautious that they injure no
being mint lives.
Otttarrhal Deaftleaff.
Mildness or dell hearing follows
catarrh, colds. ole. Haeyard's Yellow(
011111MM OW the worst eases in a WV
applicatioi13.
(NT
e"ma.
'When you can get them of
o•
,,*'" •
1:,(1(1.ititglitiii (lain*
ee111.14111)—
EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
01'
--AT TIIE—•
TIMES OFFICE, JOSPHIalt. STREET
WINGIIAM, oNTARio.
subsortptior.pric;,$.1.1Ocor year,inadvarate
' Space f 1 yn, 1 0 Ine, I Ol mu.
olie- °atom12i— 'vie thi (NO 00 i 100 00 ON 00
Ulla " 4') 00 20 00 12 00 4 00
quarter " 20 00 12 061 I 7 00 2
One inell 5 03 3 00 2 110 100
Ceiral and ;stile; mane ativertisenmoits, gm per line
for first indertion, imd St, per line fo ;toed subsequent
Insertion.
Loma ;Mims 10e. pe, line for first 11 sertion, and
5e. per line for each anbsequent Insertlet . No local
notice will be charged less than gfic.
Advertisements of Lost, Found, Strayed, Situations.
and Business Chances Wanted, nut exceeding 8 linos
nonpareil, ei per month
Ileum and Foram for Sale, not exceeding 8
51 or that month, 50e. per subsequent month
These terms will be strictly adhered to
Special rates for local advertisements. or Pm
longer periods.
Advertisements and local notices without specific
direetions, will ne inserted till forbid and charged
accordingly. Trid,hitory adverthennents must be
! paid in advance
Changes tor contraot adverth",ments must be n
ttlharr,to,ollvocook by Wednesday noon, in order to appear
11.' PEaLolgiTtitIvit AND PUBLISHER
--'-• ••-•. •-
DE MACDONALD,
CENTRE STREET.
Jimmie, where did you get that
nickle from ? ,
It's the money you gave me for
the heathen, idol lima.
Then why did you keep it.?
My teacher. said I was a heathen:
—School Board Journal.
Member College Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario
25 CENTS
—Coroner for County of Iluron—
. Office Ilpetalra, next to Mr Alorton'e office, Wing.
ham, Ont. •
°MOE 11 GUM -0 to 12 a. m., 1 to p. m., or A
EW PATTERNS Residence, Diagonal Street.
ej P. KENNEDY, M. 8_ Al, C. P.S. 0.
(Successor to Dr. J. A, lieldruno
NEW DESIGNSrd Medalist of Western University: Late House
Surgeon in London General Hospital, f.2.pecinl atten.
tion paid to diseases of women and einldren.
Office—Formerly occupied by Dr: bieldrum,Corner
of Centro nue Patriot streets,
55 01011A61 • • ONT
at all prices.
3. L&. CLINE & CO,
Hardware Merchants,
SroNn flr.ocx, \\Ingham.
. . .
vi A eAir r r"-onrer
-'4 L4\ ls 1(9. 4,:o (1,4 0 0
Josp*e ent,
V
KENDALL'S
SPAVIN CURE
T 11 E
MOST SUCCESSFUL REMEDY
FOR MAN OR BEAST.
Certain in its effects and never blisters.
Read proofs below:
KENDALL'S SPAM CURE
BLUEPOINT, L.L, N.Y., Jan. 25, 1894.
Dr. B. J. KENDALL CO.
Gentlemen—I bought a aplendid bay horse some
time ago -with a SHaNin. gothim for 830. I used
Kendall's spavin Cure. The Spavin to gone now
and I have been offered 5150 for tho same horse.
I only had him nine weeks, ao I got $120 for using
52 worth of Kendall's Spavin cure.
Yours truly, W. S. MAI:sues.
KENDALL'S SPAM CURE
SHELBY, Mon., Dec. 16, 1893.
Dr. E. J. KENDALL CO.
Bins—I have used your IrondalPs Spavin Curo
with good success for Curbs on two horses and
It Is the beat Liniment 2 bave ever used.
Yours truly, AUGUST rItEDERICII.
Price *1 per Bottle.
For Sale by all Druggists, or address
Dr. B. J KENDAZZ 00211.P4NY0
ENOSBURGH FALLS. VT.
• J. A. ./.1A1,i•TIOlo, W. Scam
Mount Forest,. histowel
Deposita B000IVEL1 and Interest
allowed.
Money f,cl'iranced to Farmers and
But,iness Men.,
On long or sbOrt time, cm endorsed notes
or collateral security. Sale notes bought
at a fair valuaborh iToney remitted to all
parts of Canada et reasonable charges.
Special Attention Given to Col-
lecting &ecounts and Votes.
' Agents in Canada--'71to Xerehants' Bank
of Canada
GEO. %iI
CUTS DOWN THE PRICE OF MEM
AGAIN.
STEAK, 100. PER LB.
and other meats in low proportion.
PORK SAUSAGE
also on hand.
X am prepared to pay tho highest price
for MI kinds of fowl. They moat bo drawn
and well dressed.
GEO. SHAW
Wingham, Oct. 10th, 1803.
JOB PRINTIND
TNatint:44 nooks, Pamphlets, Noun, nu
Ileatis, Circulars, am, aa., executed in tho best
style of the art, at inootevat* pricer, and on short
notice, Apply or address
ELI.toTT.
'bp*. Mite, Winghon.
flE
T. CORMYN
Office Heurs—From 0 a, m. to 5 p.
A.. E. sMITEI,
A en .
ZETLAND SAW MILL OFFIC!::, MACDONALD'S CLOC.ko
0
of each month. . •si
. • h
VANSTONE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc,,
funds to loan at, lowest 'rate
1..
iitit-
.81,11 *arno pirssoitoenri.eihinteat itl,itioirstgiatfes, town
OFFICE—Beavor 'Block WimonAti
J. A. MORTON
' RARRISTER ,
W bighorn out
E. L. DICKINSON',
Tigni•PI foto/. :Etc. •
SOLICITOR TO SANK 01" 18014EY TO
LOAN.
011103-111 Oyer 1.11,,olo, jon: hum.
--•-
DINTISTRY.-J. J EttUME, I,. 8, S., 0 MOAN.
Ito inanutaeturafir Ilrst.class sets of
teeth as cheep tip y es» be made
• owe., ti e Lonindon. Teeth extracted
absolutely wi. lung pail , by his now •
process, guaranteed parte. tly cafe.
OFFICE : In the Heaver Bleck, °ppm Ito the
Brunswick House.
Wm. H. 1Viacdonald, L. D. 'S.,
DENTIST.
•
GEORGE MORISON, Proprietor.
Lumber of all kinds,
First-class Shingles,
and Cedar Posts.
Gar Load Orders a Specialty.
WOOD delivered to any rad of Wing -
ham.
XeOrtitolshy MOM prnoillotly itttelttl co
Will visit Gorno ist and 3rd PI
3
0811 RITCHIE,
(UMBRA]; INSURANCE AGIINT
WordniAti,
ONTARIO
Sales attended in any part oE the Co. Charges
1)ANDS:DANSA.UsTICtT"I001N.‘ lantoit
igEettinom,Folt TE2 comay
Moderate.
tiEirittlE 1111(015031,
Beg 125, Winghant • 0
J (MN OCIRRIU,
• INGHAM, ONT.,
ticEtisitn Atar.riotann. Pour THE .171',ITIEB
WINPFIAM s A r 'Lis ozaortv:frtolvilitave..., prompt„tend
vi /DIMON AND BRUCE. 1:•
The undersigned in returning thanks
for past favors,beg leave to say that they
here n very large stock of ,
•
LUMBER, SHINGLES, LATH,
BARRELS, WOOD, &c.,
on band1 which will be sold at very close
prices to meet the requirements of the
hard times.
„
First Class Shingles, WO per
I Square.
Wood ?Sets. per Cord, delivered.
•
UNDERTAKERi
Everything else:equally low. Orme nod
3
1 too log before buying, as we will hot be
undersold,
l‘fctalAN ttl UM,
Wingham, Juno 7th, 18118.
WINGRA1VE,
Ate8888/1400011 "
i .11. IN
f AMES HENDERSON,
a) • '• • r 11
ialegglig3) OUCTIONNER POE Comma ilmottil AND,
Daum
All Poles Attended to promptly and on the 8hirtgli
Notice.
Cheares Moder/du mid &Hahn:ton Onatenteed.
All necessary arrangements tall be made at 'the
Tuns' ellice
15 'swum
DR, 0. MOBIL
0)11
M. 13. Toronto, Member College PhyelelAtis and
Surgeons, Ontario.
BmbonAvx
money to Loan on Notes,
OgrAtiA0
Pates Discounted
AT tiflASOTIAELE ItATEg
Money Stivatte. ;I en Mottoonges at st pet euntwit
prtylleen of }myrtle fa the end 'of enY PAN Note
and aecOunts nollentna,
XtOZT, lititoiN1100.
Rearm' Bleck Wifighent, Ont.
"ti .
11
•