HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1895-11-01, Page 4WILUAMS,
CHEMIST
-AND-
DRUG IST.
THE WIN GUAM 'T' .M �1 , NOVEMBER 1, 1895.
West Ilium Liberals. able life a life consistent with the 2 red winter was gnota+d at 25a6d ;
' f Jesus Christ, 19 o I. spring, Duluth, Manitoba and
prayers, your testimonies
a power for good, bee
life tivhicln was behind. 2,rs. and American
you, then, to accept these chairs as a I Canadian s Gds, California barely.,
slight token of our appreciation of 1. corn,
your efforts on behalf of our League chevalier., .,30s 6d ; and brewing, `21s.
and all the interests so closely con- i 6d•
d R'it17 it, and may it pleas
The Liberal convention held in
teaching
and genius o , e}tis, t;d• and Oregon
pad e a result stour m influence, vbeen 127s. ixl. X'.iour_Minnesota patent j
amuse of the was quoted at 22s; bakers', 18s 6d y
We ask 1 California and Oregon; 17s Gd. 1
tet g -auc C tlil.tt pia, each . ,
IDungannon, on Friday last, was a I
The first business transacted was the
election of officers, which resulted as 1
follows: --'?resident, D. McGillicuddy,'
CA oderiell ; Vice -President, Joseph
Griffin, Ashfield.; 2nd Vice -President, I
Robert Holmes, Mayor of Clinton; necte
3rd, Vice -President, James Young, Gad to spare you and'lips. Grove
Auburn ; Secretary -Treasurer, Wm. to a loins life of usefulness ss an
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large and, enthusiastic gathering..
Si MARKET REPORTS.
d i �inion.m.
W ingliarn, Oot. 31, 1895.
', Corrected by P. Deans, Produce Dealer. li
hese •chairs, may Flour per 1110 Lbs 1 75 to 2 00
continue to prepare yourselves !Fall wheat.....-. . 0 67 to 0 08
he rest prepared for the chosen 1 Ones g �' heaat... 0 E;7 to 0 Ge 1
o �2 to o l�51
± 0 30 to 0 85
k �i0llse. Coates, Cl.laton. ±stteceSS to Ilio who is our Mastei
ssed to
W 1u.guam, - - - Ont
CijRri i
. ,,,,II.SWIC A Vote o€ condolence was pa
the family or the deceased President, and as you nest in t
the late I r. A. IL Manning of Clio - ,you
•butte paid to his for t
t hnrarn(ti o
'RID9.Y, NOVEMBER 1, 1895.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
O: another page will be found an
article from. the Toronto World (Con-
servative), on the political situation,
It will well repay perusal.
IT 18 SAID that several of the
Dominion Ministers contemplate mak-
ing an Ontario tour, the first meeting
to be held at Owen Sound shortly.
THE annual meeting of the On-
tario Fruit -Growers' Association will
be held at Woodstock on Tuesday
evening, Dec. 10, and the following
days.
ton, and a tri 4 wasof Go
memory by the mover, Atr. R. G. crown
Reynolds.. eor
A vote of confidence in the loader 'the t
ship of lion. Wilfrid Laurier was
moved by Mr. M. C. Cameron, who Jerus
gave a scathing acidness upon the in- good
capacity of the present Adruinistra- pray
tion, and who paid a high tribute to behal
the eloquence, ability and worth of mitte
the leader of the .Opposition in the
Dominion Parliament. A motion en-
dorsing the Ottawa Liberal platform Mi
was moved by Mayor Holmes of visiti
Clinton, seconded by Air. R. Morris -Mi
of Colborne. This resolution also kris
strongly denounced the policy of ing f
Governments giving places of emolu- are
ment to sitting members. It was Hooe
unanimously carried. President Me- -T
Gillicuddy then asked Vice-president dist
Griffin to take the chair, and in a wee
brief but stirring address proposed env
d, and then you will reeen'e Barley * ---' 0 50 to 0 50 i
s which will shine as the stars; Yeas ..................... 0 50 to 0 15 the
firmament as you sing around Butter,.... 0 14 to 0 14 1
krone of Christ in the Heavenly ! yooa pora od -. , ... , 1 25 to 1 501
alem. May the God of all1Hayper ton ...... .-.. .••.13 00 to14 00'
abundantly bless you is the + Potato , pe erbbushei . . 1) 05 to 0 20
er of our League. Sagged on; Dried Apples, per lb, 0 41 to 0 05
f of the League by the Com-, .....r.",,,______ -________,e. 1 ._r.aw'�srr an:w$-to}.isi:�
ELAIOIiI+;. 1
B
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s. Robert Gilmour, of Wilmot, is!
ng friends around the village. VALISES LEA ER BAGS
•s. J. D. Snell and daughter, of , _
ce Albert, who have been visit-; c s,i , 4
'riencls in Ohio and Michigan,! Special Bargains atl, Toni 1.
now the guests of Airs. .John GEORGE RC E GOO D
3., who is a sister of Mrs. Snell. I �; ...
he revival services in theMetho-,
church are being continued this'
. U is`KS
SIR MACKENZIE BOWELL and Hon.
C. H. Tupper are in Washington
this week, in consultation with the
British Minister, in reference to
Bering Sea matters.
AT THE Liberal Convention held
at Dungannon, on Friday last, as
was generally expected would be the
.case, Mr. M. C. Cameron accepted
the nomination tendered him in 1893
and he is now in the field for the
representation of that Riding in
the Hoose of Commons. From
appearances, it is quite likely that
an election will be held in that con-
stituency within a month or so, and
our friends should complete their
organization and be prepared for it.
IN THE West Wellington. Provin-
eial election appeal case judgment
was given in the Court of Appeal at
Osgoode Hall, dismissing the appeal,
Justice Osler dissenting. This appeal
arose from the decision of Justices
N,w
k. -Mr. Wm. Hartley has been; �� �.® SALE.
ged as teacher in School Section
1 The undersigned offers his farm, being
a and Hannah Barton are visit- . lots 33 and 34, concession 11, East Wawa -
friends in Wilmot. 1 nosh, for sale. The farm contains 200
Inures, 175 of which are cleared and in a
Live Stook Haricots. I good state of cultivation, the balance
being hardwood hash. There are on the
ast Buffalo, N. Y., October 28. -;premises a first class barn and a straw
le closed very dull, with late shed, with stone foundation under both;
s of good heavy steers at $4.30 also. a silo, and sheep and hog pens; a
good frame house; good bearing orchard,
dgood water, both well and spring. The
Tarin is situated half a mile from the
r ' Presbyterian and Methodist churches,
.' and six miles from Wingham. School
1 " on the corner of the lot. The
purchaser will have the privilege of buy
ing the farm en block, or either 100 acres
s separately.
-1 GEO. ROBERTSON,
f Marnoch P. 0. Proprietor.
Mr. M. C. Cameron as°the candidate 1 No.
for West Huron at the ensuing elee- Add
tion. The mention of Mr. Cameron's ing
name in connection with the candi-
dature for the constituency seemed
to electrify the audience, and the ; E
large representation rose to its feet Catt
as one man with loud cheers as soon sale
as the announcement was made. j �fi $4.70 J western
sternbranded eof rattle
Mr. Cameron, at the call of the con -1$8.30 G' fully b
oo
vention, took the platform z.nd re- steers are unsold, the top prices fo
ceived an ovation. In a speech of l good to prime being $4.70 @ $4.95
about an hour and a halt"s duration I Hogs closed dull and weak, wit
he went into a thorough exposition i light Yorkers at X3.85 04 $3.95
of the failure of the Government's 1 choice heavy, $2.25 L $2.75 ; Yorker
policy, dealing with their acts of 1 brought $4.10. Sheep and 0 lambs
omission and commission in an -un- Of
sparing manner. The .corruption at I Can
Ottawa was mercilessly exposed and sold
the evils of the superannuation $4.
system and the uselessness of the we
Senate were conclusively shown. of t
Strong ground was also taken on the sto
Manitoba school question, and. a at
1, Howick, for 1896. -Misses
the 125 cars on sale we •e o
oda lambs and the best 'of these 1 T H E BEST early at $4.10 « $4.25 most' } G
15 ; the market closed dull and i
ak, and not more than two-thirds 1
-AT TilE-
he offerings were taken. Native S M A L L EST O O ST
ek of export quality not salable•
close above x3.50 a' $8.65.
thorough exposure of the bungling
Rase and llacMa.hon at an election action of the Government in refer- a 1'
trial after the Provincial election of ence to it was presented to the large than the previous market's s transac
June, 1894, at which George Tucker, audience.
Patron of Industry, and member for Mr. Cameron closed by accepting Butchers were out iu good numbers;
West Wellington, was unseated and the nomination as an endorsation of an
disqualified for treating. Ile appeal- the nomination which hacl been 2i;
ed. the case, but has not in the mean- tendered to him in Clinton in 1893, Th
tine occupied the seat. and stated. amidst the cheers of the , bu
Mn. R. S. WHITE, who resigned gathering, that no reason at present' sheep and lambs offered for sale at
existed why he should not be prepar-1 the East End Abattoir to day. Nearly 1
his seat as M. P. for Cardwell, last ed to once more lead the Liberals of half of the cattle here to -day were;
week, has written a letter to the elec- West Huron to victory. I held over from last Thursday's'
tors of that constituency, explaining A thorough system of organization market, and the holding over will 1
his reasons for so doing. He had was immediately entered upon, and I have to be repeated again to -day,
pledged himself to vote against the the meeting closed with the usual ; as there are far too many common ,
Government if they introduced re- cheers for the candidate and the ; and inferior cattle being pressed on !
medial legislation in reference to the Liberal leader. ; the market at present, although i
Manitoba schools, and as the Gov- ------- prices are ruinously low. A few
ercment lead promised to introduce L011,; i'R Wll\GII11I. 1choice beeves were sold at from 31.e
Gov -
such legislation at the forthcoming ' to 3o per lb; pretty good animals
session, he wished the constituency to Px sE~vTATIay.-On the evening ' sold as from 2ge to 8/e per lb ;
be represented by some one whose of Monday, the 28th ult., about fifty ; common dry cows and thrifty young
hands ivattld be more free to deal young people in connection with the'. stock brought from 2e to Vic and
with that question. He also wished Epworth League of the Methodist the leaner old cows from Lie to 2e
to give the Government an oppor- church, gathered au the residence, of
tunity to redeem their promise of Mr Robt. Groves; of Lower Wine. -p
appointing him collector of customs d his
at Montreal. esteemed partner with two elegant ; o
chairs. Mr. Albert Thomson read.
West Bruce Liberals. the subjoined address, to which Mr. p
Kincardine, Oct, 28. -There was Groves replied in a neat and ap- ti
a fair attendance of the stalwart propriate speech. After partaking � e'
Reformers of West Bruce at their of refreshments from the baskets I
annual meeting held here Friday, provided by the ladies, the company ;per head. Lambs sell at from 2c
The following officers were elected dispersed, having spent a very en-; to a little over 3e per lb. Fat hogs
President, Mr. J. C. Murdoch; vice- joyable evening : are rather plentiful, and sell at about
presidents, Messrs. James Steele, To Brion - mu Axn 'Mils. Iiontir'r . 41e per lb.
Amberley ; John Peirson, Burgoyne;) GROVES.
Jas. McLeod, Holyrood ; secretary, i At the very beginning of a life to lt:rlttsh Grain Traao,
Mr. Wm, Henderson, Berm; trea you, already a happy reality,. but to _
saver, Mr. Wm, Millar, Millarton. most of tts, one which looms up in Luno London, Octobeits r 28 -Ty review
Dircetors-Messrs. t)onald McDonald, the slim future, surrounded byExpress,
Lueknow ; S. Henderson, Huron, mystery, uncertainty' and anxiety,
township;; Thos, Murray, I fiiloss' we, as a League, desire to express
township; 1L L. McKinnon, Tiver.1 our appreciation of your efforts
ton ; Robert MMFadyen, I3rttee town i among us as a eo-worker in Christ.
ship; Neil Cassidy, Saugccn town -1 Your zeal for the Master has been
ship; Dr. Veitch, Port Elgin; A.'unwavering; your love has been n
Campbell, town of I(fncardine. The'1 strong, and at all times you have
candidate for :the riding, Mr. Peter' been round at your post, ready to
.e1:onzie, addressed the electors,
impressing his hearers very favor-
ably. Speeches were also imine by
'Montreal, Oct. 28. -Business was
ittle better at the Point to -day '
ns, but this is note saying much.
d the offerings were large, about -AND -
c to 8?;c being offered for cattle.GENTS'
ere were about 700 head of �1 �N-
tebers' cattle, 60 calves and 1,1001
-rn-
ERGNANT
TAILORING
ham, and presented him and :i i C
FURNI INGS}
GEO. .MR'S
By inspecting our Stock, you will be
convinced it pays to bay the best when
it can be had at such a very moderate
cost.
Our prices cannot be bent anywhere
for good, reliable workmanship and ma-
terial. A Perfect Fit and satisfaction
guaranteed.
1 Always the latest at the lowest price in
.Gents' Furnishings.
GEO. CARR,
1 Opposite Cbisholui'sDrug Store,
to clip t Wingham.
er lb A few hard looking bulls , ----- -- -- '
ere told at from 1 c to 1?ie per Ib.1 STO P A MINUTE
raves were in good demand at from i 1� B
is to 82c per lb. Shippers are] and read what is taking place at the
:lying about 3c per lb, for good
urge sheep, the others selling at' China House.
I;
can be got for them. A I Marked reductions in a number
Flood of Manitoba. merino sheep
of lines of beautiful
were sold here to -day at about $2
CHINA AND GLASSWARE
to .......... room for
NEW GOODS
expected to arrive in the near future.
In fact, some lines already passed
into Stock.
Bend"1 us
Sl.
x itei t
J� BHN RUETTEL . SONS,
--THE NEW-
PALACE
E«-
P L E CLOTHING HOUSE
In the Macdonald Block, have the finest stock of
FRENCH and ENGLISH WORSTEDS,
5
FRENCH, SCOTCH, ENGLISH, IRISH, a
and CANADIANTWEEDS and OVERCOATBHWS
All the very best goods ever imported into Wiilghani,
Z re are determined to do a first-class Tailoring Trade
only. All we ask is to give us a trial, and if a first-class
fit and a garment made up in artistic style will please you,
we guarantee that we will give you entire satisfaction.
Most Tailors can make a suit, but to build a garment
suitable to the build of the wearer, is an art that few
make a study, and fewer still a practice, but John Ruettel
& Sons will prove to you thatrWingham shall be notedil as
for its First -Class Tailoring Establishment, as we
Toronto or any other city in the Dominion. Our motto
is : Cheap for Cash, the Best Goods at the lowest pos-
sible price.
READY-MADE CLOTHING
In our Ready -Made Clothing Department we excel anyone in the
Trade. We get our Garments made to our own order, and as every
garment is inspected as it comes in, you may rely on getting the
best value for your money.
Have you seen our $6 HEAVY ULSTER OVERCOATS, the
best value to -day in the Dominion? Our READY-MADE SUITS
for w 5. They were never sold for such a price before. We do not
sell shoddy, but first-class goods, and you will always save money
by buying your Clothing from Jotn RuE•rTEL & Sous.
GENTS' T' �d U R ISH I NGS
We select with the greatest care and keep nothing but the
nobbiest and best goods. Gentlemen can always rely on getting the
best goods from us and just what will suit them.
Come and see our HATS, FUR CAPS, CLOTH CAPS, FUR
OVERCOATS, WATERPROOF COATS in MELISSA and TWEED.
No goods will leave our establishment unless you are perfectly
satisfied. Come and see us. No trouble to show goods.
JOHN �Macd n
Macdonald Block, SONS,
filISINESS INGHAM.
OLR LARGE STOCK OF
1:),,Y GOODS, CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS, ETC.,
Will be SOLD AT COST.
This will be a grand opportunity to get good, seasonable
goods at wholesale prices.
SALE TO START ON FRIDAY, OCT. IITIL
JOT -11\T G -.AI BRAITI-I,
CASH oft TRADE ONLY: v Wingham«
of the Britisgrain trade, says:-- FRESH G-ROCERIES
English wheat has been Gd, dearer daily, the quality and
and foreign wheat a shilling higher. arriving.which cannot fail do give
Colder* weather has stimulated in- prices
uiry. The quantity on passage re- satisfaction. Try some
d Pitted our
dried
Apricots,
er
Plums. We are sole agents for
Flo the Master's bidding, and to
I
abauttd in every good work. Your
work formerly as convener of the
Preeldent Murdoch, Mr. W. M. Dock, Siek and Relief Committeeo wu as
-M, P. I'., A. Malcolm, and David thilrongh, and many have y
enderson. Resolutions expressing thank for help in time of trouble,
Mate in Hon. Wilfrid Laurier,while latterly as Convener of the
Sir OIh'Cr 1MMowat, and the eandidato, Lookout Conintittee 'our roll book
pied, and also one con- will show the attceess of your work.
lavatory of the Dominion (;lover n lint above all this, which lis only an
in regard to remedial leglsia• or in the
he trot you have lived of ande irrreprach-
rains moderate. There was a eargo
trade in California wheat at 27s 3d
far spring Yl'he corn trade has
SA.GAIfDA T :A0
taken an upward turn, and the same and havo it in Flack and Black and
Is to be said of barley, linseed,and Green mixed. Try one package
beans. To -day English wheat was ttnd we'll rest assured of the result.'
unchanged and foreign was Gd Also, full lines of Japan and Ilyson
dearer. Anieriean flour advanced a Teas, which cannot fail to please.
sAll orders left to our care will re- :
shilling, and I'.nglisra and continental wive our most carofttl and prompt
Gd, American corn was Gd dearer
d Russian 3d up. Oats were un- 'attention.
nearer and iglu ting barley uneli.tnW- ' NORMAN A•.FAIOUNAI1SON, Y; 3C � ,
The nutrltet closed in sellers" china House, Wittttilatii, , , iT BANK OF I A1lfII,7Cn;7. WING
ed. Mo, .:�-Giood GOON at honest prices, OI 1 cl's
favor in all the principal stacks. No,
and
Gd
Forest City Business and Shorthand College, London, Ontario,
Does not grasp a subject readily we repeat and repeat until ho gets it. We drill;
some schools don't. We got our reputation in that way, and intend to sustain it by
giving a thorough grind in all subieots taught. We teach Bookkeeping and Busi-
ness paper by a. new method. Enquire about it. Your tnooey back if not satisfied.
Catalogue free, iYlr, E.A.Coon has accepted a position in the office of E. D. Smith,
Winona, Ont. J. W. WESTERVELT, Principal.
ca 1 °iCP Pkir
-THE-
LEADING JEWELER
Has just ordered a full stock of
WATCHES:
CLOCKS
and JEWELRY
We buy for CASH and can sell as cheap as the cheapest.
A FULL STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM.
For VINE WA'TCII RtlAllt1Ntt, I defy competition.
WEST V.
(CoNTI
A branch railwa
mous Junction to 1
miles below Verni
lows Mara lake, S
and Swan lake to
is a handsome lits
1,000 people, It
beautiful valley
The town is alis;
mountains of dii
altitudes. We
peaks from the hon
writer and a fries,
climb, After cons
stood upon the s
magnificent view a
valleys and of the]
below. Apparentl
Okanagan, Swan
although miles ai
stimulated our et
and when we ret
we were able to di
nary justice to the
landlady provided,
We Lord
stream Rauchevisited," or
miles above Vern(
largest fruit farm
consisting of severs
There were forty a
the farm, nearly re
picking and pressir
would require 4501
The fruit trees we
peaches, apricots, d,
large' areas of the
such as currant
and strawberries.
, Coldstream posse;
climate and its se
resemble that of I,
Scotland. Most of ti
cially irrigated an
healthy and vigoro±
On Monday, 26t1
this charming tos
continue our trip to
Sicamous Junction
west bound train.
along the margin
other beautiful lak
hours, during whie
foced almost eves
compass in followin
ing direction of the
ed into the broad, i
South Thompson . rl
abounds in cattle r
cultivated farms.
grazing here and th
and on the uplands,,
are not such frowns±
those we have passes
principal town of
British Columbia,
might and we had n(
of seeing it. After
we follow Kamloops
or two. Then the
in upon us again a
climb along their sh
sometimes thou,an
the river and at oth
lug the river's rigs
space between the
tains. In several pl
pushed aside by crib
of its original bed j
Sage way for the ran
we pass on in -our p
We now cross the
on a magnificent
immense height ami
through a tunnel in
ness and in a few i
into the famous cant
river. It may be s:
canons were truly
Frazer canon was ;
terrible. The gorgi
was so deep and r,
rays of the sun sou
it and the apparent
of the Frazer rolled,
and dashed through
deafening roar. Fri
rock upon which they
ning along could b�
the boiling, leap,
waters below, as tli
around the shoulder
Cliffs above. A b,
ward view from th1
ear, as the train me;
the canon and its ti
into tight, present,
terrible and ragged
hours we pass tiara,
and finally we pass
nd omerge into the
414, for the canon i,
glide into thesrall,
at the head of loraz
tion. We rogrettei
Frazer canon ended
time there came a se
the exhibition of es
n•
ythe iuged and '
of tltenatu +al scene
we had boon recenti
As we pass along