The Wingham Times, 1896-03-13, Page 5THE WIN GHA.M TIMES, S, VIARGII 1.3, 18VG.
Death of a Prominent Goderich 82.50; Francis Clelland, breaking merchants of Clinton will retire from
Man. i gravel road, $2 ; Albert Rocs and buisness.
Goderich, Ont,, March 8th.---Mat-1 John Sharp, fixing pitch holes. $1;
Goo. Kramer, assistance, $L: Gillies Chesley, s• Mechanics Band has re -
thew Hutchison, member of the firm ! orgnized with S. Brugrman for cots-.
of Ogilvie & Hutchison, and manager; & Martin, grayel screen, $3.50. duetor
of the Goderieh branch of the busi- Moved by Welwood—Johnson, ,
n4:ss, died to -day after a lingering ! that this Council do now adjourn to The Presbyterians of Glammis
illness. Deceased was born in Ayr -meet again on the first Monday in will build a church this coining
shire, Scotland, in 1827; came to this • April. CnAs. BuTRON, Clerk. summer.
countrywith Iris 1 ! 1 BOARD OF HEALTH.
parents in 18 3.1,1 At the first meeting of Council; in
who settled near Montreal. He was'
educated atle. Dr. Black's school in 1 the Town Hall, Teeswater, Jan. 20thI. Spence's Drug store in I+Drord. wi
J. 0. Bell's hardware and,
that city. His mother was a sister 1806, a Board of Health was appoint- were burned.
of James Miller, founder of the Allan C ed as per Statute. With the requir- Stratford's assessed value is$3,9.18,-
Line of Steamships. He was mar - ed number of members as follows:730. G. T. R. property is assessed
ried in 1854 to Helen Ogilvie, sister . Henry MacKay for three years, for over '8500,000.
of the Messrs. Ogilvie. He for years Peter Kuntz, two years and Joseph I
acted as flour inspector for the port I Johnson one year from this elate 1 Andrew Wilson, Fordwicb, had a
of Montreal, succeeding Mr. Youngi with the ]reeve and Clerk, Henry narrow escape from death in the
in the officeand on relinquishing 1 Secretary Dr Gillies, MtedicalButton, mill on Monday last.
came to Goderich in 1874. When y' Galt Public Schools are estimated !
the bigmill was completed he entered Officer. A by-law was • passed by
partnrship with Messrs. Ogilvie his Municipal Council eonfirming their to cost 1°?,973 this year, Over
appointment. X10,000 goes into salaries.
brotheron-law s. For several years The Board of Health met accord -he was a member of the town coon-lYln. Park of Eld, precentor of
ell and of the county council as one ing to notice on the 2nd of March, Salem Presbyterian church for 30
of the reeves for the town. He 1896, when it was moved by Joseph years was presented with an easy
leaves a widow and five children— Johnston, seconded by Henry Mac- chair.
two sons and three daughters—Dr. Kay, that the Secretary at each
J. A. Ilutchison, chief medical officer meeting of the Board of Health The circular saw in W. Thompson's
report on any cases of infectious mill Teeswater went to pieces in a
of the pe T. Mrs. W. Hutchison, of big maple log. Fortunately they
Winnipeg; Jas. Thom, of Mont- diseases of which he has got any
real; Miss Hutchison and Miss Fannie notice of in the Township, and also did not fly.
Hutchison, to lament the loss of the any deaths that occur and from what It is reported that James Bryan,
kindest of husbands and fathers. cause—Carried, of Lucknow, has been appointed
Moved by Johnston, seconded. by Licensee Inspector for S. Bruce in the
adjourn to meet. agaithat thisn tat the call d. do sof w place of'$he late Angus Stewart.
CULROSS. the Chairman—Carried. Rev. E. McKenzie,pastor of Geneva
Mr. Alex. Gordon, teacher in No. HENRY MACKAY, Chairman. church Teeswater,has been granted a
3, is seriously indisposed with infia-
nation of the ankle joint and the in-
dications are that it • will be some
time before he will be able to be
around again.
Miss Lizzie McKay, from near
London, is . vistiting at Mr, A. consequence. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the Tue d
Blood Purifier and nerve tonic. I A bold robbery was committed in
FIooe's Preee be;ow' e the favorite a Fordwieh hotel by which a man
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cathartic with all who se them. x111named Watson come out $64.00
druggists. 25e. short, the money having been found
+--- I in his trunk.
months leave of absence to take a
Blood means sound health. with pure,
rich, healthy blood, the stomach and di-
gestive organs will be vigorous, and there
will be no dyspepsia. Rheumatism and
Neuralgia will be unknown. Scrofula and
Salt Rheum will disappear. With pure
Your nerves will bo strong, and your
sleep sound, sweet and refreshing.
Hood's Sarsaparilla makes pure blood.
That is why it cures so many diseases.
That is why so many thousands take it
to cure disease, retain good health, pre-
vent sickness and suffering. Remember
Sarsaparilla
Is the One True Blood Purifier. $1 per bottle.
cure Liver Ills; easy to
Hood's Pills txake,easy tooperate. 26e.
One night last week at Clinton,
Mr. J. Chapple, aged 91 years, got
out of bed and fell, striking his head
against the window with such force
as to break out a pain and cut the
top off his nose and a couple of cuts
in his head.- He got hack into bed
and did not alarm the other inmates
of the house. When he got up in
the morning he was a sorry looking
est graduates eotrse at llieGill's. epcctacle, but was not seriously hurt.
'Phe Time for Dodding post
Up the system is at that season. Tho
GeorgSwan the Kincardine David Rudy has bought the D. L.
cold weather has made unusual drains " 'Lehr farm lot 35 con. 1(i
upon the vital forces. The blood has tailor, who shot himself while in East
become impoverished and impure, and Toronto bas since died. His remains Zorra, for $11,320. Thisfarni—one
of the best in Oxford—contains 175
all the functions of the body suffer in were brought to Kincardine on
Gobel's. great builder,because it is the Uno True ' say'
• .Miss Elizabeth Philips, from Kin-
loss, was visiting at Mr. Geo. Cas -
lick's, last week.
Mr. Watt Marshall is recover-
ing from a severe attack of pleurisy
pncl Mr `t: McIntyre is right side up
agalt1, after.' sen al eiiCoiiliter's with
La Grippe.
Some of the young men in this
locality, have the Rainy -River fever,
and are devising ways and means
for going west in the spring.
The country at present, is overrun
• with hunters,. hounds and foxes ;
reynard generally wins the race.
Mr. Joe. Welwood, wife, and Mrs.
J. Holmes are visiting this week. in
Kinlos3 and Wawanosh.
The Council met in the Town Hall,
Teeswater, March 2nci, 1806, as per
motion of adjournment. Members
all present. Joseph Welwood, Reeve,
in the chair. The minutes of last
meeting of Council, were read and
approved. A communication from
the City Clerk, of Toronto re Muni-
cipal Insurance was read, ordered to
be filed.
Moved by 11MacKay—Reid, that as
the trees on road allowances cannot
be sold by auction unless by a
licensed auctioneer. That any road
commissiouer being authorized by
the Council to sell trees may accept
tenders and give to the highest
tenderer and take a note for the
amount—Carried.
Moved by Mackay—Johnston,
that as Robert Strutton, of lot 28 in
concession 6, of Culross, is desirous
of putting up a fence along purchas-
ed road, in front of his lot, and has
nothing to guide him showing hint
the boundaries of said road. The
Reeve is hereby authorized to get
the Township Survcyer, jointly with
Me. Struthers and have the boundar-
ies of said road defined, and the
Reeve is also authorized to purchase
any land he may think necessary so
as to make the road safe for public
travel—Carried.
Moved by iMlacKay---Kuntz, that
the Clerk at next meeting of Council,
• have a by-law prepared for the
appointment of Pathn'asters, Fence -
viewers and Poundkeepers, as per
list made oat at this meeting—
Carried.
Moved by Mackay—Kcid, that
Joseph Johnson have the ice at the
Orange Bridge cut so as to preserve
the bridge in ease of a thaw--
Carried.last weer., suffering from symptons
Moved. by Johnston--Welwood, The office of the Riply Express ;
that Mr. Kuntz have the bridge pre- nearly went up in smoke I of thydrophobia. As a result the
eoancils in all the surrounding
paired on sideroad at lot 8, concession Mildmay had a Fitzsimmons- : municipalities have ordered that the
10•—Carried. Maher exhibition last week. I dogs be muzzled until further
Moved by MacKay—Johnston, that notice.
Vie Reeve and Deputy -Reeve inspect Wm. Blashill, Brawls will cele -
Me roll before the Assessor makes a brats their silver wedding. I A Paisley coorrespondeut says
return of it to the Clerk, and that fodder is not likely to reach the high
the Clerk notify the Assessor to that Palmerston expects a building' price that was at one thue anticipated.
effect—Carried. boon this coming summer. I Coarse grains are plentiful and
Moved by Welwood.--.Iohnston, Did any one see Mrs. Cody, ot chetheplace aof dthese
largely
taking
o i
that the finance report as just read Chicago? She is worth finding. hay and straw, s
be adopted -Carried a John iCantp- " . " the latter is in a fair supply, and
bell and others breaking gravel road, MeCash & Jeffery dry goods can be bought, at moderato prices.
WROXET'ER,
Miss Annie Sanderson is very ill1 ! The Directors of the Public
3 Library Brussels give free monthly
at present. membership tickets to pupils of each
iliessrs, Adams and Barnard are I department in the Public School
teaming lumber to Wingham. taking 1st. 2nd and 3rdp laces in the
. Misses Lang and Lennox have , monthly examination. e
started a dress making and millinery
shop, in T. Ilemphill's block. I The Ripley Express has a farmer
Mrs. B. Young, wh his been very I reader who pays for his paper in
low for some time, we are pleased to , advance and devotes one paragraph
say is now mending and hopes are , to telling about it. Farmers around
now entertained of her complete,here all pay in advance—nearly all
recovery. —well quite a few any how.
• Gibson Bros. are putting in a large
stock of ice, over six hundred blocks
are now in their buildings Ontario West.
L. Moore of the 0. T.1Z., Mildmay, I Rev. S. 13. Waliwin has been un -
will occupy the pulpit of the Presby- I animously invited back to Lucknow
terian church here, next Sabbath. i Methodist church for another year my„terious. It re;nnvc e nt nr!r a the r,,nse
2d.. L. Brown has moved into the and accepted. of the disease immediately ciisarpeers. The
first nose greatly hencfits. 75 cents.
Mrs. Petty, an old lady, fell on the warrauteecl at Chishom'sdrug store.
icy walk in Simcoe the other clay
acres, and brought $16,000 at a sale
eleven years ago. It is just a few
rods north of \Ir. ilud y's present
home, and he intends to move to his
new property shortly. The well-
known auctioneer now owns about
300 acres o1' ?and in Past Zorra
CASH SYSTEM
Are now on the home stretch of the second year, with a
lead, and
UNNING STRON
We have just finished stock -taking, and find that we have col
out handsomely on top. We are now entering; upon our th
year, and in a better position than ever to place goods bei
you at prices that are right
AND SURE TO Wii
Your approval and you' cash. We have much pleasure in thai
ing our customers and others who patronized us during t
year, and helped us along so heartily in
THE GREAT RAC
Our Dress Making Department, as usual, is up to da
and ahead of the times. Nothing but first-class work turn
out here. All heavy goods bought here cut free of charge.
CUTTING AND FITTING A SPECIALTY.
MACDONALD BLOCK.
I-Ias just received a large consignment of
T-1. II
In every Department and has marked them to suit the Har
Times.
NEW DRESS GOODS
ili every design. A full range of the BEST PRINT
MADE. Call and inspect.
12 Cases of Ladies' and Gents'
The latest styles and marked dos
Three cases of the finest
The Police Magistrate :'t O;' e 7 . CANADIAN AND SCOTCH TWEED
Sound has convicted three per&,n�
for selling meat that was not fit to 1 In every design. Call eller leave your order for your Sprin
eat. The Pro inial Board cf Health I Suit.
will investigate thematter immediate ; ”
ly. Another letter to the Board fror�l Just arrived, one car of strictly prime
the Mayor of Sc•aforth, urges that the
introducea billthe present E g• ITi �,
T Y SEE
Government prevailed1u
r
ffent session of the Legislature providing H�� ?rl� c - Y� J -_
for the establishment of slaughter All kinds of Fancy Grass Seeds kept in stock.
houses and tthb;Choir's in different
differ
sections of Ontario.
Itheumn.thnm C1;r..1 •u a clay.—South ---
Americall Rhenmatic Cure of Rheumatism Airavqoqt.W.l.-^ZA.
and Neuralgia, radically cures in 1 to 3 flays.
Its action on the system is remarkable ;Ind
house on Mr. T. Evans farm. Ile
intends working the same farm for
T. Walker.
The carnival at the rink here last twice, and in each case broke one of
week was a grand success and some ' her erns just above the waist.
fine costumes apbeared. The boys Four of the children of Rev. Mr.
race was won by H. Brown. Godwin,of1Vac�ve
lkill
, .are down
-- -- ; with diphtheria, and two of them,
Eva, and Lloyd, are critically ill.
A plan named Keedy, of Middle.
march, had his right hand caught in
a buzz saw Wednesday morning, and
Catarrh relieved 1n 10 to (30 minutes.=
One short putt of the breath through
the Blower, supplied w'th each bottle of
Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder, diffuses
this Powder over the surface of the nasal
passages. Painless and delightful to use,
it relieves instantly, and permanently the first finger was badly injured.
cures Oatarrh, Hay Fever, (.Colds, Head -
,Frank rank J. Brown, of Simcoe, has
ache, Sore Throat, i onsilitis nod Deaf-
ness. CO cents. At Chisholm's Drug offered his creditsrs 25 cents on the
Store. dollar, and they will meet on Wed-
nesday next to decide what they will
Snap Shots. do.
Wiarton has a Young Liberal's I. Mr. W. Rubidge, high court clerk,
Club. I of Brantford, has been informed of
the death of his brother, John Rub -
Walkerton Hign School has 170 ; idge, in Peterboro. He was 81
pupils. years old.
Wm. Taylor, Morris, sold a horse S. 13 Mories, of Wingham, was in
for 8130 in Brussels I Brussels 011 Thursdny, attending the
I funeral of his brother-in-law the late
The 'Monthly fairs at I3russelsare i B. Frrlick. Mr, Mories is over 80
largly attended. 1 yetu•s of age.
The Ripley Express will get out an 1 Col., Fred. ' W. Benwell, whose
illustrated edition. !son was murdered by Rex. Birchall
Blyth woollen mills have begun nearWoodstock six years ago,is dead.
Ile was an officer of the one
operations for the season. !Hundredth Regiment.
Mrs R. 13. Laidlaw, of Morris died A child in Arkona, was bitten by
on Wednesday, Mar. •4. a do„ about a month ago, and died
Lump jaw among Wattle appears
to be becoming mors: prevalent
every week in the northern and -
western counties of the province.
Dr. Bryce of the Provincial 'Medical
Health Department received a long
connnunication from Owen Sound in
which it is stated that the butchers
there are being offered more cattle
affected with lump ,jaw than pare
animals. The farmers keep the
cattle that are not diseased and dis-
pose of the others. At Chesley, the
ame letter states, three people
recently contracted cancer; ono has
since died and the other two cannot
possibly recover. It is generally
believed in the neighborhood that
the cancerous diease was contracted
through eating diseased pleat which
was sold to the landlord of the
victim by a farmer.
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Science is " knowing how."
The only secret about
Scott's Emulsion is years
ot science. When macre in
large quantities and by im-
proving methods, an emul-
sion must be more perfect
than when made in the old-
time way with mortar and
pestle a few ounces at a
time. This is why Scott's
Emulsion of cod-liver oil
never separates, keeps
sweet for years, and -why
every spoonful is equal to
every other spoonful. An.
even product throughout.
In other emul.toM you fro liable to get
an uneven beneflt--either an over or
under doge, Get Scott's. denulno has
a sabnon•colored 'trapper.
M!..ou Re mare
riteL Stationery?
We are in a position to turn
BILL HEADS,
LETTER! HEADS,
NOTE HEADS,
STATEMENTS, Etc
At a lower price than ever before,
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We have the best stock of Envelopes in town, and we
can print and supply then as cheap as the cheapest.
MOP
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Printed on the shortest notice and the prize in keeping with
the times.
Give us a call when you are in need of anything In
the Printing line and we will use you right.
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