The Wingham Times, 1896-04-17, Page 5seesaw-
11TA.TIONS,
Ilea More all lovers of nature
dint ca'dre's products, welcome back
tht Marey spring birds that have
been driven thence by winter's Whir
ling blasts. Even the Grow and the
unmusical blackbird are welcome
because they are the forerunners of
sunny days and pleasant outdoor
Tecreation. How eagerly we watch
for the first robin or listen for the
first sweet note of the gl'cybird. It
is an unfortunate thing that so many
of our better songsters are becoming
GOERtE,
The dry goods institutions of our
town are not doing a very flourish-
ing business these days on account
of the band roadswhieh are at pres-
ent almost impassible for vehicles,
A big rush is expeeted as soon as the
roads improve,
Mr, W. H, Clegg, who las been
working in the Seo (Antertcan) durs
ing the winter, returned home last
week where be will remain a short
time prior to removing his family
thence. He reports work fairly
plentiful, brat says the "booming
Yankees" aro riot overloaded with
money any more than we are,
so very rare, or ahnost entirely ex- although .they do not like to have to
tinet. The garrulous sparrow is artknowledge "the coon."
responsible for the destruction of Mr. Joseph Taman, one of our
mnany of our best woodland swipe, t popular and esteemed tailors, has
end in tris Merciless rvarefare t disposed of his business to Mr, Robt.
de is Audtson, who will conduct the bust -
strongly seconded by the blackbird; ness as heretofore, Mr. Taman has
but perhaps nothing else is so potent not as. yet decided as to what point
for their destruction as the; catapult or place he will locate, but has
and air gun, with It by oar the other heard of some favorable openings in
some of the surrounding towns
end. This instrument of destruction
which he will investigate shortly.
may be found in every street and on We wilt always be pleased to hear
every concession. It does not neees- of his continued suceeis,
eerily follow, that a boy who kills a Politicians now in Parliament are
bird is helplessly vicious. Nine the satbjects of considerable discus-
sion in this section at. the present, the
eases out 'of ten, it is sheer thought- "old Cumberland Warhorse" coming
lessness. But I would always re- in•for a fair share of futention and
gard with grave suspicion, the boy notice from those interested. It is
who persists in such amusement, prcbable that to good many political
afterhaving his attention once called bankrupts to be found amongst those
now in the Government taller the
to the cruelty and destructiveness of next general election, if the country
each a praetice. is of the same apparent feeling as
t * * this+ riding.
The vicious boy takes another The trial between Mr. Sanderson,
method cif e.thibitiug his skill as a (formerly hardware merchant) and
Gillis Smith's bank here, has so
marksman. To hint an empty far been undecided, the evidence for
arouse is a paradise, and the rattle of tee's prosecution failing to be forth -
broken glass like music in his ears. coming at the time appointed for the
The catapult is being drawn on the first trial, thereby causing it to be
back streets already this spring and postponed until Saturday last.
owners of empty houses are no doubt When the program of postponement
suffering in consequence... Tne eatai- had to be repeated again, the proper
pult is, to the boy, what firearms are evidence not yet having conic to
to the man and a law to prevent hand. The prosecution claims that
them from being carried should be Sanderson made a false statement of
rigorously enforced. Empty prop. his liabilities when arranging for a
arty is subject to taxation the same loan of 'Honey from the former, but
as that occupied and the owner there. it is the general opinion that the
elf is ag fully entitled to proper pre. action taken is a garlic of "bluff'' in
tectboy on. put zt is dif.fteelt put astone through prinks
��settlement
wir,tlt,tvi titoclai,�Li thee Buil nyreal pcsiti-
unless one has seen him clo it, but is
nn easy matter to shoW that he is in
the habit of Carrying a dtangerous
eveapotll the catapult sheett," there-
fore go and the sooner the better.
It rarely occurs, that the boy Mean
is in regular attendant at see ool, e.
Who has some regular,. C'.ailployeeent,
13 thermic; tQ gPt ilii etro::'ale; it is
THE WiNGTIAM WING.TIMES, APRIL 17, 1896
L a ixE r.6n azl ROZI . 1
AN OLD Cala WORKED ON ril.Nny
01:71,LIS AT TORONTO.
ures
I
?rove'1t Uh'a'it of .clod's t3arn,tparitlm.-post,
Wearing an air of extreme aim,
LIYd: perfect, permanent Gtaca,
plieity and a store suit of clothes,' Duras of serotuta in altYeraat surmq, llkm
Henry Cu11 s, yoeman, of Blyth 1'. { }Ditch,, Ktl'elled Ilecit, running sures, Itlp
04, Mils,, Stepped from a Grand dlsesas', $or65 h, tete eyes.
yeses of sn
re It
Trunk train yesterday afternoon, u s and hllru4 ltsaaldtiiead, ti tter eettecivn8
Ile WAS on his way to. Sault Ste. Cures et 1lo:la, a'imit;e4, end all other erup.
Diane, had a pocket full of money, , bens: true to Impure htoot6
atld a. determination that. no. city Cures of 'Oyst,op. Ia andl.otlter g'ri'stles where
good $to,n:tch tonic 1t'aq>'teeaed.
mars would get a .bead of him, Henry • tures of Rheumatism, wherepatfeuts were tat
was hugging his carpet bag in the able to work or walk for weeks.
Dnion Station when a stranger ap-, Cures of Catarrh by expelling the inpurtttes
preached and engaged him in Con- a
whieh cause and sustain the disease,
Cures of Nervousness by properly toning and
conversation. The young man £roar { feeding the nerves upon pure blood.
Blyth announced thelong trip he, Cures 01 That Tired Feeling by restorlug
was taking.
strength. Send for book of cures by
"Why," said the kind stranger
od
"that's funny; that's just where I'm
going myself,"
Then another man approached and
told the first stranger be had deliver-
ed that oar load of groceries for
Sault Ste. Marie, and uow wanted
payment for the goods, Cull's' new
found friend discovered that he had
no money, and proffered a cheek for
$1,000, The man with the groceries
admitted that the check: was good,
but be really couldn't accept it.
Cuflis was appealed to. Certainly
he would help his friend out of the
difficulty. He cheerfully passed
Sarsaparilla
To 0.1. Hood 6c Co., Proprietors, Lowell, Mass.
flood's Pills are er
pills, laid e odtgesttou.st it•t
Care Stook Markets.
Montreal, Que., April 13,—At the
eastern abattoir market this morn-
ing the receipts of cattle were light,
comprising some 300 head. About
over 95, to be paid back at the 300 calves and 20 spring lambs were
over," took the paid for security on offer. Prices asked melte lc
and then the
two went away higher stars on Thursday last, the
to see about the groceries. They ,best butchers' beeves being held at
didtl't•eorile back. That's all. 21C 0.4e per pound, live weight,
Talc demand wee small, and sales
were slow. Cornnon inferior to fah'
News Notes. 1 stock ranged from 2e tit 3 ie per
A boy named Glendenning was pound. Most of the calves which,
drowned at Walkerton on Tuesday. I amt forward were of poor quality'
and only from $1 ® 2 apiece seas
H. II. mimes has Lamle a t;Qfl Cs-'r,ttli don them. the laalt<bs kneel at
son in which he diseribes the raworlt=1 Nom 3 i fid• cac',, {Merge:
ling off of 27 victims, t , Mice 'cling tole size
and valley. ilea cheep cause in.
Col Pred, Denison is dying front Following, •Was Gl'.e• general range of
an attack 4:,f cancer. fie is not ex• I clttottltinni ; -tet' Lttle—liutcllcrs' cl,oie ,
p; eted to live another day.
V I poi ;ha n fe, ® 4e, live weight;
medtkk �i to fair 3c G 3?;c; culls, 2e
MRev. James Graham,, a pioneer in ' tic , Calves—good io choice, 7
Toronto
in Ileoetir;ttfied at his home t'10.. ; Cent 'non to Lair, w.1 G, LG ;
in Toronto on 1Vtoseday last. spring lambs, common togood, $2, Ott
S4'
Aurora h^ East Buffhro N. Y.; April. ii • 18.—
,d dowered 00 itA itird
for the co*evietlon of pieties #•Bitty Cattle caused week ; heavy atea rs $4 -
of 40'14'ndkltldings in the 20
o � Co::�:i.30 ; a few 'limey at $4.40 :
fte
f Ow returns now in ' hands
oxen $4 ee e4.X(5 , a few loads
of good itit'r. over. - Hogs ceased
steady --all sold. Sheep elusec1 dell
and weak with 20 loads misuial ;
heavy 95 to 100 11, sheep very dull.
Toronto, O:at..,April 14.—Receipts
at teat 'Toronto Uatttie ylrtrkets to -day
were
larger --43i ars including;
1,100 gitoLrs, 281 sheep and Iambs.
Itatcirdi'stoo ttle were deli; quality
Mr. Down's and will place the urachi- offered Ipeor ; uuly about a 4h'ten
uery in position es soon as possible. clatY'roe'tattle WW1) offered. Prices
He has also rented Mr. Callender's wore emirs 2. e C, 3:e for eh.•iee a n' l
heatee matron street and will. move •exltpa.tchoice and fancy c3:ts est ole
his faarailty'there. . I;i r ;;.sound. Tfurteen cars of
ilnstcahure' cattle 'veru take n fur
Monr'trettl. 'There was no trading in
evert cattle. Sums: bulls sold at 21c l
i.'1'. Garrow as eounset and defend residence Uhathatn,after an illness 1241 •(1? 3c. Sheep a veru ver- dull, at 3c
the case, and ems in Goderich Tues -1 six weeks. Mrs. Banning had livt{ei L, s t,c per pearai. Oita- a tow light
este lookiiingeefter the interests of tlaei.111 t3hatham for the past 24 S>elaes,+•ones were wanted. LaanLs stead-
Fills„me. i ,previous to which she was, from n (goes' grain fed lanlbus sulsl at *5
'Me Mend of 'Trade waited on Mire{ fancy, a resident of W ardsviutet L i5.95 each, Oa 1 vis wet e lower
coastedtier :a body on Monday eveninb which town Was named after tierat,)aaa e each. mike' cutis were
retp6atibut that the villepe pun'cdnaset f'' i'here With herdied the last Mai- in better demand, and suld.it $20 Cif;
a 19 del,te,suitathle site fee a water hatred (aur ur thu \Vard fanlily• e40 unaeh. Hogs were firm :it =3,;c
for are 'purposes. nails +2a' iriv'em- ',I he' The towns of Essex Sandwich, fel' ',est bacon hogs, tied uthe, s
~ r't icidi selected lee is i- ' - - -, Amherstburg and Harrow will beseer were frorn i:8.6() (t x3.7 5 per eitt,
k' 'ftl!r. 11eCretirtht, A ccmnnitttee'6f plied with natural gas from the South lour (there pro;petits nu•s 111%11.
c147naoillors Billet' Annul ni ?•ashy .w€zs ssex fields. This will tnake nine
appointed to deal with the an•attereted towns and eities that will be supplied
1f tpossible seciu•e the prrpei�y. Souse .1t the Ontario Educational' Awe
the Sousfe Essex news-, being elation yesterday Mr. Juo. D,1aratess
rely evidence of fraud agetnst, tr Q f �.e eternity clerk, the ipopulation
delendent. It is expected the 41k4''i•b1f the county is shown to be 61,683
will be tinaally settled this we'k t'or.1895, an increase of 322 over the
.previous year.
BLYTH� •
Clintaa witl have a new woollen
Thcr'ewas a s;..etteaseGetGxeti f the mill during the present month. Mr.
tout:rcil on Df:,ailttiata ween'i'tt • con- Dufton, of London, has rented the
steer the etre acts •btetties Carr and north store in tare Brick block from
what �totl* the Q•Ydiipor'hk&Eon wodld
invt\riably the juvolule`. i Beer, Wipe 'skis. ee vastpears'7lrces lore council of
despite all efforts of the tr iaantt ofi_sor, lI•I 3 alt` les ed lir. thee as collector
*spite pite the pinch of the hard tinter, n:.i.tec,cepted . h:s bo awls,: out before
s l'Iti f34tt:'isitcs i r rt et) towel •.fid etttca•;ng on hie unties Was dismissed,
village le tl-,. pro\ litee .. ' () ere; it is \Ir. •?3arr tee ilns. wlehoti just cause,
amazing how p• -ents° it bt,'so hire a•jcl is •.ueing for J5 dereages. Peeve
to their ewe :tlterests and ee the t�Tilfred� was instaructed to secure Mr.
interests '.0 tl : boysse to tia>L w
thele tit l my up inialier;,s5c llkin
the et :eats by day .n4 '1 '.ys nighr,
al,
,suttei;ig the fug enc; bf ',t4lgar, talk -
tar :ninencic's talk, list( ng to btuu-
11este's schemes and ottetwisc fatale
Itsheuwelee;s -'gencrdllty ti, or a Life of use-
lessness if 'trot 'we're.. !:;very place
we fines'tih�is stfihe telass. One town
is littlelbetteettliele another rind the
• whole: ttltiting'is !*tar„ ely due to an
erreiritttitts'ele1'v'of the wage question
Byce'h.iilieeeen parents, get the idea
thee tilt fase'rvices are worth a cer-
tain roliattneration, and unless they
can gct�tliis they will go idle. Wei
cane 'tall instances where It en
or hays have thrown up a job and
gone 'idle for months beeause they
thought they were not getting aired
Mrs. Banning, at the ripe old age
of :911 dears, died Monday at her hate
°I --
�` --AND) THE—
CASH SYSTEM
Are now on the home stretch of the second year, with a good
lead, and
RUNNING N
We have just finished stoe -taking, and find that we have come
out handsomely on top. We are now entering upon our third
year, and in a better position than ever to place goods before
you at prices that are right
AND SURE TO WIN
Your ;.approval and your cash. We have much pleasure in thank-
ing our customers and others who patronized us during the
year, and helped us along so heartily in
THE GREAT RACE.
Our Dress Making Department, as usual, is up to date,
and ahead of the times. Nothing but first-class work turned
out here. All heavy goods bought here cut free of charge.
CUTTING AND FE! TING A SPECIALTY.
G. M°INTY E,
WINGHAM..
MACDONALD BLOCK.
to*•••••.,.
6e
!
ii1i er
ilhinery.
C TY STYLES
NIl3� M. MACPHERSON
Thanks her many fri
Wednesday evening
so crowded all that eve
tation to leave their orde
everyone is suited, as our
times. Styles are fresh an
shades and combinations and •
If you. want city styles co
""" Detroit, Windsor, Walkerville, Sand- Publie icliool Inspector of East
LTJCiC1eT() wreb, Essex, .wnrisersedur e Harrow, Middlesex, was elected Pe side;ne,
David McDonald has purdhased Kingsville mei 1Jea,eningtoia. A test Mcssres. R. W. Deane and W. J.
*the pork packing estalidisinmeiit of of the gas fields has shown 'that the Ileedry being elected rspeetively
{ Geo McKenzie, of Wi'ngham. Dave supply is not decreasing noticeably. Secretary and Treasurer.
enough pay. Never was ahem I When he came there, began 'In the
Il;reli'lier folly'. Is a half loaf snot butchering haleness. Be ashen went
into the Luce: ow hotel. .Going out
of hotel buisness, he began buy-
ing cattle and although the did not
make inueh, he nest shave left a
good many dollars around here.
While playing with his little
sister on tae door of bis father's resi-
dence. the eight year old son of
Samuel Sherwood of .the .10th con, of
Ashfield, tripped ,and a:111, breakin.
his leg at the thigh.
Alex. a young son ,of Allen 1fc-
Kinnon, 6th eon., of Kinloss, mei
with a , painful -accident reeen'.iy.
.lie with his brother were running as
cutting box and Alex. was feedin,.
when the third flinger went in with
the feed and the knives' 'wall
severed. to from -the Ilid, It had
be amputated.
acuter than none? It' I hard a they I
-would not have him idling about the
;streets on any condition. If !nothing
'else were to turn n p, an acre or 1 et,
'df ground planted with corn or p
toes, would give him ample 'employ-
%tient for the summer and lit 1.114'
sane time bring in enoughlto pay
all expenses and leave 'enough fie
bis board.
On Wednesday night 'of llast week
while Mrs. and Alas Robinson
Mfldcnay were passing the live'',
barn of Mr A Connelly", the weld
'which was very high blew one eve
doors off the building;, It fell upon
the ladies mentioned knocking them
down and imprisoning them tender it.
It was some minutes before any ono
lmard their cried. After assistan 'r
arrived and they were relate -1
it WAS fennel li,ttt tht'v were b 4;1 andtltuus iD,sayitl» Witt the oath t', r ' ant J. lista^.nli halving failed to quail•
cev•'rev ••,l ' al T •a•,' '.a•• -t•' , 1
',wit'ln•.l iirlti,etitit) etls 0i'Ir• t' ii.t ft, his name is removed from the list
horde and a doctor:attended them. nu.4'.704 of ilutnnrr• 1'ti'r, of officer's of the active Militia.
The position in the Inland Revenue -- - .
Department, rendered vacant by the
death of the late Victor Lang, at
Neustadt, has been filled by the ap• a7
pointmenc of a Mr, Blythe of the
county of they. It is 111r. Blythe's
intention to make Walkerton his
headquarters. • Mr. Blythe is a young
man, and as the duties of his oi'licc•
are not very arduous he will have
plenty of tittle rti promenade around
town with the girds.
Saturday's Official Gazette eon -
tains the following changes in Iluroca
Battalion No, 83 r No, 2 Company --
to be Seeoncl Lieutenant provisional-
ly, S. E. Kent, vice Williams, pro-
moted. No, 7 Company --Capt. John
bloDonaalal i$ permitted to resign hi.,
cotnnessi in, end to retain the rank
of Captain on retirement, To he
"einotain, t?'nc.ectOnt .1'. w, Siete
The dieters dnvestigating the from N'o.:s Company, 'leo Molhbnald,
Windsor typhoid .gpidemie are un. retired. Provisioiutt Second Lieutel,-
rowtli
The baby's mission is
growth. To that little bun-
dle of love, half trick, liaif
dream, every added ounce
of flesh means added hap-
piness and comfort! Fat is
the signal of perfect health,
comfort, good nature, baby
beauty.
Scott's Emulsion, with
hypopl zo�i s, s t.ie eas-
iest fat -food baby can have,
in the easiest form., It sup-
plies just what he cannot
get in his ordinary food,
and helps him over the
creak , places to perfect
growth.
Sou lkilown*,>telkvifl.Ont 04,04 IMO
lids for their patronage
last week,' and as th
ng, she extends
early. Ord
ices are re
pretty.
alight
d presence on
showroom was•
all a hearty invi-
s.are rushing in and
t and made' to suit the
e have _ all'- the latest
n showing,. goods.
MISS. aacPHERSONe
Mrs. Herdsman's Old Stand, Wingh
Siring
ming.
It may take a 1 g titne to get here, but it will surely come
and just as sure as ' does come, you will need K. new Hat or
Bonnet, and we c always suit you in
Oh ce Milliner
iseeeterteaseateitelletalleteettetalleie
We to e this opportunity of ,F-li•4izfiking our friends vho
have alreay favored us with their ()Ars. We will trou'.le
you for e favor more at present. it i~a often said that o e
good t n deserves another. We have given' you satisfactor
work. Tell your friends about us and tell them that we have
in sto : also, a number of
PRETTY MANTLES
That are selling fast.
rASON BLOCK, WING IIAM.
Has just received a large consignment of
In every Department and has !narked them to suit the HP ,rd'.
Times.
NEW DRESS GOODF,
In every design. A full range ,of the BEST P',t)r -Ts.R
MADE, Call and inspect.
12 Cases of Laches' and Gents'
The latest styles land marked close:•
Three cases of the finest
CANADIAN AND SCOTCH TWEED$
In every design. Call and leave your order for your Spring
Suit.
Just arrived, one car of strictly prime
CLOVER, ALSIKE AND TIMOTHY SEED
1-1(Divim c+Itzcov-i\T.
\ll kinds of Fawley (erase Seeds kept in stock.
T . A. MILLS�