The Wingham Times, 1895-05-03, Page 8.I'kIE Wig to RAM TIMES,. MAY 3,18 )5.
ctN'DOQ , Pastt inroa hotel Licenses.. ' eightyfirstbirthday. Ile had retired
Last weep the East Eluron License as usual the
night before, and on
Elaborate display of pretty Spring
Capes and Parasols for spring and
summer. Our new lines of Capes and
Parasols are all in and are, with-
out exception, the finest assortment
ever shown in Wingham. We in-
vite your inspection of our superior
assortment and the low prices these
goods arc quoted at.
SPECIAL.
In Carpets and Curtains we are
prepart . Y ..:r; u: temera very low
Urices on BI i1 -hells, Tapestries, Wool and.
nion Carnet, Chenille nnd Lace Cur-
tains Will be pleased to show these
goods any time. Anil feel that buying
from us mnatus great advantage to the
purchaser.
IF YOU LIKE
to dress well and have goods up to date
buy you, i)••.•:•as Goods, Silks, Muslins,
Pr.nts Corsets, Gloves, hosiery,. Veiling,
Parasols. manes and Ribbons from M, H,
Iv1cindoe. " e want your trade, and if
you corn,'• to our store and bny, you will
come an•nln, as we are headquarters for
Reliable Goods.
CLOTHING.
Ready runt()or made to order. Large
stock' of new goods at low prices.
Specia brims in Boys' and Men's Ready
Made C (thing in good quality. There
is pleat of choice as to price and colors.
".GOTS AND SHOES.
We n'• showing this week a very large
stock of .'•-•hionahle shoes in John Mc-
Pherson .':. Co's., and J. D. King's make.
Reliable goods at low prices with. the
big cash cliFoennt of 10 percent. off, at
h1cItDOO'S.
A Cycling Meet in St. Thomas.
Bicycling is assuming such proportions
in Canada that in every neighborhood there
are young riders who give promise of de-
veloping into speedy goers, besides scores
of enthusiastic wheelmen who ride for
pleasure, not for speed. To all these
interest will attach to the announcement
that the St. Thomas Bicycle Club, the
second oldest—if not the oldest --club in
the C. W. A. will held a great meet on the
Queen's Birthday. In 1352 the Canadian
•Wheelmen's Association was organized in
St. Thomas, and this is the first ambitioitsr
effort in the way of a eyeles S tzkiit lie
club has attemp,t,�earlta . e'that occasion. A
new cinder t'� ak hexpected to be one of the
fastest C
M4fi1 Canada, is being built, hundreds
...,, dollars worth of prizes will be offered,
and all indications point to the meet being
the greatest affair of the season, excepting
the C. W. A. meet.
Board met at brussels, for the pur- [Tuesday morning when his daughter -
pose of eonsideiing the applications lin-law, Mrs. Thos. Armstrong, went
for licenses in this Riding.After Ito call hint for breakfast, she found
carefully going over the ground him: cold in death. IIeav't failure is
posedtheir decision.lows ,—Meltillop, Thos., Crawford, l p was announced as fol.; s a t ler dto be etasoddenly about se. Illssfoed
Dublin; Thos.. E. Jones, Leadbuey. � y r s ego' del eavesallt x� fly of
Ilford .% Mrs. Chas. Sage, Walton;. g
Livingston, 13elgrave. Turnberry, The London •
Conferelace of the
John McDonald, Bluevale. liowick, Methodist Church will meet in Strath -
John Lamonb Belmore; Johnne (i,
Geo. Brown, Gerrie; Alex Orr, Ford soy, .t►n Ju au -_ -_
Basket, Lakelet; John Campbell and. •
71•N,
wieh, Jno. Gofton and Jas. Ross, M trmrwsoN--•At Glen Tay, near Perth,
Wroxeter.. Grey, Thos, McEwan, Ont., on the list of April, the wife of
JamestownJ. Seehafer llfolesworth' Mr, A. G. Mathewson, (formerly of Wing-
' ' hall); a daughter.
Joseph Querrin, Ethel; J. Long, I But44--In Cnll'C1RR, on the`21st lilt, the
Cranbrool:. C. Zilha• , AS. O'Leary, } wife of Mr Wm Bell; a son,
A. (Koenig and .harry James, Thus- STr✓ppl. R—In Culross, on the 21st
sell.. An extension of dupe mouths
was granted to Geo. McKim, Walton,
for the Royal Hotel, and J. Welsh,'
of Cranbrook. A. J, Duncan, of
Fordwich, was refused license for
the Arlington Rouse. tt
Pt
eroo
If Wednesday n ening of last
week, the residenctof Mr. Ewen
McPherson, con. 7 took fire from a
spark frons the chi ney and owing
to the high wind which prevailed at
the time nothing could be done to
save it and it was soon reduced to
ashes. Very little was saved. In
attempting to saver some .articles Mrs,
11fcPherson bad ''her hands badly
burned. lett.
LISTQWEL,uLcw`�i�rdt"�� r �t uSLTt �,J
The town band occupied the band -11
;Ul MUST BE SOB BEFORE
stand for the first time this year last -11 �''JUNE, A Friday evening, when their effortsLr
were much appreciated by a large Th, whole of �]
number of citizens who trust these
concerts will be continued through-
out the summer. --'-•R, Y. .Fish, of
ult, the wife of Mr Ignats. Stonier; a
lighter.
McOuTon>:.oli—In Morris, on April
24th, the wife of Mr. John MoCu'toheon,
of twin sons. 1
BIM%
MOEwEN—At Dresden. on the 22nd of
April, Hugh i IoFweu, (formerly of Wing -
ham), ngecl about 70 years.
WATsoll.— On 13th ult., at the residence
of her sister, Mrs. Henry Risers, War-
wick, Eliza Vi'es'gate. wife of Mr. Robert
Watson, Culross, aged 67 years.
MAA3.8IED.
RYAN—PAttuEa—At the'.VIethodist par-
sonage, Teeswater, on the 24th ult., by
Rev.A. K. Birks, Mr. Francis A. Ryan, of
Cargill, to Miss Annie Parker, of Culross.
MARTIN—HALLETT—At the residence
of the bride's mother, Seaforth, on April
24th, by Rev. J. Golloway, Mr. Harry
Martin, of Blyth, to Miss Lizzie, only
daughter of the late Sergeant E. E. Hal -
I
1ao63 Evi
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Pi BROTH EP' 11
Waterloo, will est start ' stor]�r r Gir,;,,11.rrw'/'"�" took l dhii,feliable 11I
packing eggs. t 1..' �, 'having r� • �� �r
rented spact3r Hay •
Bros.' ,elevator E R 1r
for the airpose.—D. D. Campbell is o UUU aid O E� rjd
E
ri� Thousands of pairs of the best of
it stock still on hand. The.: are a Ci
i i few of the prices: Cn
I4 Ladies 54 00 Button Roots f. w2 50 l'p
3 75 2 25 E .
200 r
" 2L5 150 �a
illii Other Cio as u sroportion. Iaa'
Men's fine a .d and gaiters in LJ
RI black and to t great reductions.
Men's plo boots in laced and C.,
buckle.
`Ladies', Misses' and Children'sr
OOxfords at clearing prices. l�J
Cj, HATS A D CAPS Cr
it $3.00 Hats for $1.25; 82.50 Hats ;it
fij for a x1; $$1.50 Hat for 75c.; J. Hats rl
Ci 0 12 fur 250. and 50c. Straw Elate very r�i
cheap. _ If
A lot of ea
f Crockery, Glassware, I,
Preserve Jars, Stone Jugs, [i
1r ;Milk Pans, Oak Churns, r,`u
;I Wash Tubs, Plower Pots,
iLamps, &c., 5ll For which no reasonable offer will
l Next Halsted K Scott's C
Bank �U'
2:.;,.:;:c.467 the fronts of his stores on
Main street, Listowel, refitted by
lowering the plates of glass and put-
ting'in colored glass above. The
fronts being refitted areMCMillan's
old stand, Larges' and Sallows &
Alexander's.—J. M. Bright, of this
place, bas been given the . manage-
ment of the new fiax mill at Wa.l-
lacebura•, which will be incorporated
as a limited company with $10,000
capital.
Presbyterian Women.
Last week's issue of The Canada Presby-
terian was note -worthy owing to increase,
of size and the special interest and value
of the contents, It contained a complete
report of the anneal meeting, of the Wo-
man's Foreign Missionary Society, extend-
ing to fourteen columns. Every member
of this important Society should have a
copy. Other useful features are the Chris-
tian Endeavor Department, by Rev. W. S.
McTavish, B. D., St. Gorge ; the Sabbath
School Lesson, by .Rev. W. A. J. Martin,
of Toronto; and letters from missionaries
in the foreign fields. "Sundays in Scot-
land" is a bright description' of several
ministers and churches in the motherland
of so many Canadians. All the regular.
departments are unusually full. The
publishers offer a trial sttbstlription till 1st
January next for one dollar.
GODERICFI.
On Monday at four o'clock fire
broke out in the house of Mr. Nichol-
son, but the very expert work of the
firemen extinguished it before very
great damage was done.—The
Goderich Oddfellows, in a body,
worshipped in Knox church last
Sabbt tl ,=The fishermen are now
at work. ; Some fishing tugs have
gone up to Georgian Bay to fish
during the. summer.—Rev. Mr,
:Spiers, of Toronto, delivered. a • very
instructive lecture on Tuesday even-
ing, in North Street Methodist church.
—His theme was, "Crawlers, Crotchers
and Climbers." --The Y. P. S. C. E.
of Knox church have purchased a
splendid new piano. Their national
tea held last Thursday- evening was
a great success.—Mr. Spence, an old.
soldier who served in the Crimean
war and who was pensioned by the
British Government, died here on
Monday.—The bricklayers and
carpenters .are making rapid progress
in the Acheson block, which was
partially burned a month ago.
Fish and Game Laws.
Notice is given of the following provi-
tdens of the laws relating to game and fish :
Thick shooting is prohibited until 1st
September; no spring shooting is allowed.
'atridge shooting is prohibited until 16th
September. Bass fishing is prohibited
from 10th May to 30th .Tune, both days
inclusive. Speckled trout fishing is pro-
hibited from 15th September to lat May,.
both days inclnded. Pickerel same dates.
Sunday fishing and hunting are prohibited.
Saw dust may not be thrown into any
water frequented by fish. No offal is to be
left upon any beach. Torch light fishing
is prohibited. Insectivorous birds may not
be killed or caught except hawks, crows,
black birds and English sparrows. Fish-
ing<on premises leased by another person
is prohibited. It is intended to enforce the.
above laws strictly.
GORRtE.
The Kickapoo Indian Medicine
Company's entertainments were en-
joyed by- all who attended • them.—
Mr. Samuel Me0utebeon's house was
in great danger front being destroy
cd by fire, the other day. Vire
started, in the bats: kitchen, but it
was discovered in time and extin-
ggllished.• •Messrs. Hammond l3ros.
lave decided to rebuild their saw -
/till. They have purchased a park
lot near the pic-nie ground and are
busy 'Moving their machinery on to
it, .and will build their new mill as
soon av possible...
The fla:c mill At Pallnersteitl, own.
Livingston Eros., was de -
* Dyed by fire on Shttday,
eke,
. EAST WAWANOSH.
A very quiet wedding took place
on Tuesday, April 13th, at the home
of Mr. Laird A. Paton, when his
sister, Maggie, was united in the
holy bonds of matrimonyr,,to Mr.
Nelson Tracey, of =arm", arri ,. Man.
No one but the immediate friends of
the bride were present. The cere-
mony was performed by Iter ..Dr,
Gifford, of Wingham. The newl1,
married couple left on Monday for
Listowel, where Mrs. Tracey's sister
resides. After a week's visit with
friends, they intend to go directly
to theirhomein Manitoba. We wish
a
them happy and prosperous journey
through life. --•-The meeting that was
to be held ill Calvin church, on Mon.day afternoon, in order to moderate
a Call to a Itillister, was postponed till
some facture time, Rev. Mr... I te-
Connel diel, not preach in Ilelgrave
and Calvin, on Sunday, April 2Gth, wa,
as se*pectee . •"Therepassed away
on Mona �r April 21st, one of
othe n i, J , Wawanosh, in '
the person of h dwthkt Arm- I
strong, sr. 1te bad just passed his
be refused.
ft Wingham.
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�575'rt4 5r', r •1Z rl- s it-9r� o,
Broken in Health
That Tired Feeling, Constipation.
and Pain in the Back
AppetIte and Health Restored by
Hood's Oarsapariitra.
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RGAINS
OR C;,SH
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f� 'ie1'�;1.,
Mr. Chas. !Steele
St. Catherlu 's, Ont.
"C. I. Hood & Co., Low,c?i1, Mass.; •
"For a number of yours I have been troublid
with a general tired reeling, shortness of breath,
pain in the back, a d constipation. I could get
only little rest at ght on account of the pain
and had no appetite whatever. I was that tired
in my limbs tha , I gave out before half the clay
was gone. 1 tr ed a great number of medicines
but did not g t. any permanent relief from any
ilo o d'sVi1a. Cures
source un AI, upon recommendation of a friend,
I purch sed a bottle of Hood's Sarsaparilla,
which mads me feel better at once. I have con-
tinued ,ts"use, having taken three bottles, and
1 Feel Like a New Nlan.
to a good appetite, feel as strong as ever I
and enjoy perfect rest at night. I have
le
teh pleasure in recommending Hood's Sarsa-
Barilla." CHARLES ST3 ELE, with Erie Pre-
serving Co., St.. Catherine's, Ontario.
Hood's Piiis are prompt and emcient, yet
easy in action. Sold by all druggists. 250.
1 ha
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THE CELEBRATED CLYDESDAL
STALLION,
F SIRE
Will stan t for mares during the s. son,
as follows :
MoarnAr:, M 8th', will leav=. his own
stable, Lot 3 Concession 10, ' ass Wawa -
nosh, and pros a east to gray road. then
south mile to 3 s Line of M. ris, then east
to John Coultes, .. r noon ; • ence proceed
by way of 3rd Li : to cent • sideroad,then
north 1i miles to 1 .. Bo.. tan's, for night.
TuasnAY, will pro. •ed : • st 2i miles, then
north 11. miles to lst i then east to Wm.
Breckenridge's, for •n ; thence east to
Tom Smith's corners, ` en north 1i miles,
then west by way of ndary to John R.
Miller's, Morrisban ,• fol night.
WEDxsdn.v , wil Croce • west by way of
Boundary to lilu ale, th = t south * mile to
Seymour Thorn .n's, for m .n; thence west
by way of lst ins to Jas. oehrane's, for
night.
THIIEsDJv, '•i11 proceed by vay of Wing -
ham to Hes y Bosman's, B undary, for
noon ; the ee by way of Blue le, to John
MeNangl on's, for night.
Fntn , will proceed along 2nd oncession
of Tur berry to Wroxeter grave road, then
north o Albert Gallagher's for n. n; thence
by 's y of 8th Concession•of Tu nberry to
Job I'owell's corner ; then north 11 miles
to ' omas Gilmour's, for night.
ATIIADL' , will proceed by way • Brick -
3a ••d 1 to F. ormann's hotel, til ngeam,
f. noon, where be will remain till p. m.,
t ence to his own stable, where 1e will
emain till the•following Monday m.rning.
This route will be continued duri.g the
season, health and weather permitting.
T. A. Zl.'OWLLL,
Proprietor and Groom.
4.'• The Expert in designing a
TRUSSES and tPPLIA
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EXETER, Achieson's Hotel, Saturday, May 18th.
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people
TO YOUR
NEIGHBORHOOD
L9 ".4 E4ing �itrE,pt
g OP�.,'0'orolil�cS,Onic.
RUPTURED and DEFORMED
•111 visit personally
ouse, Tuesday, May 14th.
s Hotel, Wednesday,May 15th.
House, Thursday, May 16th.
n Hotel, Friday, May 17th.
RUPTurr t° wAr (; To be Cnr8LI of R.n lure depends simply on the purchase and fitting of
fill aM ei a • my new eadrve , Sight and Gooi; Satislaction yin every baso.
t/s1Q e'°ef a'",J Truss wearers should see it and Ise fitted to appreciate it,
rn tt� r) I� Lig eIn be relieved, and often entirclS• cured, by mechanical treatment as
CrIOC/� N1# 4' O a ti' d. aprlk.t by mc. Lrectofatiails front the general, public and
v�+�K •'tis^ ar' +aery oe5ebrated tsnr;reotis all over the land.
Sone! ti sok of bona fide Testinfonials, free on application.
CLU•rit,tr 1i:AV
Tt rdntto,. Ont,
ltP,ttt tint: --1 beg mutate that
the appliance ;our made for my
brother'. knee !Care him immediate
relief, .tad he es now able to walk
wallow. crutches, The swelling is
gradually going down.
Yours ginceeeiy, Y.
ADA VOCLb.
Enderby, 1i.C.
J' Th/v, 1. M. ItAttitAR, Pastor of the
. ttit a 1tehert N. i , Baptist Church.. '' a only, gave mo relief` from
whose son wa„ Afflicted with White .swelling, and asevcreduttbla'Rupture by •our
was completely owed my • uspiholte, may be new device. A turn is certain,
referred to. JNo. i:llrsett, StbringvilIe.
As the trueness In enereoming kaPt1JRE and all d6PORMl1ItS depends stomach
as, the perabne/ ekafnMatlen of the ease, thle It as opportunity of costae/dna the
teed of the largest Institution In tide line In Granada, of 24 yoars experience, '
fcctly gar ural.
SAur. 'twee, N.S.
1?n.,t UR. CLCT1ta:
1 feel it my duty to inforin you
that after being 'away front hone
three months, and on my return I
found a marked improvement in my
chi,.i v feet, 1;y the time you specified
A cure, 1 am sure they will be pat.
Your% truly, ALEXANDL•a Ltsx.
A FEW BRIEF STATEMENTS
Your nett/ deyite retains my
Rupture with ease.
J.w `V,+t.sis, St,Catliarines.
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We are ofl'erin.g unequaled bargains
for the Cash Buyer in all lines of
Our stock includes every variety
and every price and thea -ful° buyer
will do well to call7,6s -t s . efore going
elsewhere. /
SMALL PROF " AND
K RETURNS
Is our motto d we are ertain that
to .see our go ds and price is to pur-
chase from s.
Our ockof,
IJ DOW SHADES
—AND -
Is very complete, and we are offering
some great bargains in the same.
;slivered any distance free
If you are in need of
FURNITURE
or anything in our line,
-I. gTs
FUNERALS
irq
Attended on shortest notice andt. no
extra charge for long distances.
JOHN OORNYN
WINGIIAI4f