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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1896-05-01, Page 4E. WILLIAMS, MIST . AND _. DRUGGIST. T.G.N. W. TELEGRAPH CO o'ip. Brunswick. House. iugbam, - - - Ont 1 .3e> Roe" atria ooatf p?r NOT ARGUMENT. and. see The ll fail and Empire continues to e nx'hine because, in his Montreal speech, 'kr. Laurier spoke what he knew to 7tte facts concerning the depressed this lnditiou of Canada, and all its stoic( echo the strain. This worthy "\'ureal mistakes whining for argil - for lent, It shouts disloyalty for the go xrpos diverting t eZt7diagilani. .�xnu k'1tIDAY MAY 1st, 1896. TUE WIN(3rII.A`ITIMES, MAY 1, i8Q6. days baurs we might say—he turn -1 th Q 1 th astumbling mitot nspry and che blundering. underi g . ea and and voted for it, After Sir Charles Tupper had. exhibited e and imbecility of the other fellows. that great self-sacrificing spirit, with I Sir Donald Smith, one of the com- missioners to Winnipeg on the School. which bis whole nature is so thorough • Question and now high Commission- ly permeated, in declaring he would, s er to Great Britain, says of Mr. sacrifice his life for the Bill, and after? Laurin; "Speaking for myself, 1 it became evident that this question , consider Mr. Laurier an honorable must be taken before the country in' man, who was as anxious as anybody that the school question should. be the coming elections, Davin, hnotving s settled, who would have been only well that he dare not face his con too willing to help the commissioners stituents after having voted for the . when they went to Winnipeg. I do 13111, makes another summersault and` not believe that ho wanted to snake declares that if they go to the conte-; capital out of this question at all. He was sincere, as far as my eon - try on this question that he will not viction goes, and 1 have ever regard - support support them. Is Davin a fool or ed hien as a well-intentioned states - knave? We are inclined to think he man. has a touch of both, but the latter The Conservatives m North Brude quality predominates. Hughes has are in a peculiar quandary, Their wobbled as only theHughes can, and member, Mr. McNeill, has been read has shown himself a worthy out of the party, and pressure from brother of the worthy Inspee- outside is being brought to bear on tor of Toronto, than whom no the. Conservatives to have them re - one else is more slippery- While pudiate the man of their choice. A others knew enough to keep quiet: convention has been called for May their position, in voting in direct 1, for the purpose of considering the opposition to the views and wishes of question and probably to bring out those whom they are supposed to re- a Tupperite candidate. In the mean - present, is not the less to be conder- time Mr. Potts, a MeCarthyite-Patron, ned. But what eau be said of men is in the field. against Mr. McNeill, as who have since openly received their well as a Liberal. The McCarthyites pay. _already eleven have received are anxious to have their man with - appointments for which they were draw, but the Patrons object to such waiting, and for which the Gevern- a course, and he will stay. t kept then waiting'• as loner as handling while being loaded and unloaded from baggage cars of the company, indicate a degree of care- lessness not commendable. We shall expect an improvement in this service at Once, and hereafter will hold each and every employe personally re- sponsible for any damage done to baggage or any other property by carelessness. Any complaint which is clearly established of damage as a result of carelessness will subject the employe to dismissal from the com- pany's service. M. Richardson's grain ware -house at Flesherton, Ont., in which was stored 20,000 bushels of grain, was burned with its contents on Tuesday al midnight. The cause of the fire is unknown. men ep t b Since our last issue Sir Mackenzie they were of any use. Fellows that Bo inc has resigned and Sir Charles d, a of attention from dare not say their soils were their Tupper has been called upon to form own for fear of losing a sinecure. If p�' . tale and party, who, by supporting these men had been ree to act, the a ministry. At present, even those hardte most rotten and most corruptGovernment would have been defeat- who are sailing in the old boat, do Whelovernment that exists on the face ed and justly so. The majority was not know what changes will be made over" the globe to -day., have forfeited all 18. A change of 9 would have done in the Cabinet. Sir _Mackenzieo into has tas y ar �ims they ever had, for honesty and it and here are eleven that have absolutely 1 eitheru with or to n without, a "Tmmon horsy tense. I always had since gone to their reward: Masson, portfolio. Chief with, oehout,it everJudge; Boyle, Collector Customs, p° Meredith, spal•1+good deal of respect for a good. Niagara.; McDougall, Commissioner is thought, has also refused. Hugh not tonservative. 1 respt c. and h max Customs, Ottawa ; A. McNayIn- John Macdonald is now on his way* no a honest Conservative, who secter Hamilton ; 'John from Winnipeg and will likely be steal.ie o thougpCustoms, Carling Senate; Temple, York N. Minister of the Interior. Mr. Chap- in cannot see eye to eye with the b, P N. lean, says the correspondent for the in an B. Senate • White, Shelburne, \. B., e yoformera on the trade policy and Senate;Sir Donald SnaitHigh a Toronto Star, will enter only on the snlaj,'ller public questions, yet has the Commisioner ; Davis Alberta Cl- condition that he be made Premier, that,receive the portfolio for railways and inso[>7nesty and hardiht.+ld to condemn lector Customs, Yorken District ; I canals and have the privelige of becore ineapables, corrupt and defiled, Patterson, Colchester, N. S., Inspec-3 the other two ministers from rule at Ottawa, but what of say lose who stick to the old hulk, numl vary ,rou h thick and thin, and when So ] a.,ey can find no argument or excuse whit( ,-condone the acts of those they can take to whining. They are �•,�,; be pitied. Facts are things that I'nll cunt be altered by whining over aftcr•'em. Whining does not alter the Bs 11ttancial condition of anyone. but it self if IIs !" >es show, unmistakably, a lack of Shetcerity on the part of those who arfZ t loy in such tactics. The farmers or tin the back -bone of this country, fai rl N oras (d must always continue to do so. near; matters not that a few manufac- men ft rs nave been able to amass great at liere ,,l altli, but it does matter whether if w e great masses of this country are ''itlg comfortably, and without the betiveead of,s )mer or later.being turned ,rs burl: It of house and hone by the bailiff, v'4eeause of a debt contracted f',r the furzt�anries of life. It does matter gills- at these people should have to be mete" out ti>ted in order to contribute to a for South Wellington has decided to tent twernment that squanders millions n left Ofdollars on their friends. Even the retire. The Patrons have appointed �•1'no iii and Umpire has not the Nardi a committee to consider what coarse livim they should adopt in future. in omal to claim that the great mass of P Eunni•g farming community is better off Dr. Bingham, the Liberal nominee ahettiiday than it was ten or fifteen years for North Ontario and Brandon, the of who• Every one, Grit or honest Tory, • Patron nominee, withdrew in favor pace pores this and all the whining and of Mr. Dunean Graham, Warden of! tlasiletahistry indulged in, by the menial Ontario County, who was nominated vessidess, all the fine sounding oratorynd., at a joint meeting of Liberals and a of then not remove the mortgage from patrons Joncas, for Post Offices ; L. Z. oncas,1 nammg Gaspe, Agent Marine and Fishery; Quebec, in which ease Onimet would Department, Quebec. These men not be one. ail voted contrary to the wishes of their constituencies, a thing they would not have done, had they not known that they were not going back THE BAGGAGE SMASHER NO LONGER TO for re-election, BE TOLERATED O-\- THE G. T. R. Tris Job is Gone. Campaign Notes. Work for Macdonald. Wm. Clegg has been appointed returning officer for East Huron. Hon. Wilfred Laurier has accepted the Liberal nomination for Saskatch- ewan. Archbishop Langevin promises a joint manifesto on behalf of the Bishops setting forth their views on the school question. Our concern. has a good deal to say about Macdonald. Would it be kind enough to say where the Con- servative candidate stands on the.. School Question. Mr. Totikey, the Patron nominee MARKET REPORTS. WINOIIA..t. Wingham, April 30, 1896. Corrected by P, Deans, Produce Dealer. Floor per 100 !Us 2 00 to 2 10 Fall Wheat 0 74 to 0 75 Spring Wheat 0 74 to 0 75 Oats, 0 91 to 0 2'3 Barley 0 30 to 0 35 Peas 0 48 to 0 48 012to012 Eggs per dozen 0 08 to 0 09 Wood per cord.... 1 25 to 1 50 Hay per ton...... .. 15 00 tole 00 Potatoes, per bushel 0 15 to 0 20 Tallow, per 1b 0 5 to 0 5 Dried Apples, per lb 0 4 to 0 05 Chickens .. ,,0 20 to 0 25 Ducks 0 40 to 0 GO Geese 0 5 to 0 5 0 7 to 0 8 4 75 to 4 SO Butter, Trade in trunks is on the decline and the baggage smasher is to be wiped out. Grand Trunk General Superinten- dent McGuigan takes the responsi- bility for this. He has just issued a circular to the baggage men which hints rather strongly that there is trouble in store for any man who is careless in the handling of baggage. The circular reads : The numerous complaints and claims received at this office on ac- count of baggage damaged by rough 7f t 1r a thumb single farm, or buy a loaf of The Hon. jos. iiartin received a 1 dose ired- warm welcome from the citizens of Rohm IIOW IT'S DONT''.. Winnipeg on his return to that city i room, on Saturday last. Among those 1 beat :,very day there is being brought taking part in the reception were "Get.'- Mr. II. 1f. Howell, C. and Mr.. "I tight ruore complete evidence as toQ• > with 'iv the Government succeeded in 1 t he n; z1ag the second reading of the A`t Medial Bill Every day we are x4. O'Loughlin, old time Conservatives, who spoke in praise of the coursey pursued by Mr. Martin at Ottawa. Dr. Sproule, M. P., for East Grey, three!ug'ht face to face with unmistak- was read out of the Conservative t na evidence that many of the party by Sir. Charles Tupper, but that fact only seetns to have com-' mended him to his constituents, for a the doctor was welcomed home to collidtabers of our Canadian Perlia - the have betrayed their constituents She 111 lleau like have sold themselves, . tarkdale by a great crowd, who: "al'. and soul, to the political bosses repudiated Tapper and upheld their Isett I boi the the r wit do wa. Not even an "Inspired member. i would aet as :Nicholas Flood Our esteemed eotem. says that the 1 Major Sam Hughes didappeal of the Liberal party to Sir nection with this question,1. Oliver Mowat in his declining health me extraordinary influence to enter Federal politics shows the: weakness of the party. --It does, eh.l i tsght to bear Spon thirst, Well who said they appealed to Mm? j bolsi fIrst spoke condemning the The Conservative press. And what onesi 1w -rating the Government most about the appealing to the ratnpant ley and then within a few Cumberland war-horse and his spav- D011't, Carry Parcels When you can have them delivered promptly at your home. We find it neces- sary to put on a Delivery Wagon, and in future we will deliver goods to any place within 3 Miles of Wingham. JNO, KERR, Wingham, - Ont. Mr. and Mrs. Strong, late of the Mechanics' Bank, Mitchell, previous to leaving for Windsor were accom- panied to the station by a number of their friends. Prior to departing Mr. Strong was called upon at his rooms in the Royal and presented with a handsome gold watch. tr Turkeys. Dressed Hogs NEW STOCK BOOTS SHOES For Spain GEORGE GOOD Invites inspection of the nicest stock of Shoes ever opened out in Wingham. 2 Doors Aorth of Post office, Wingham. c LOST. Strayed from the pretnises of the un- dersigned, on Monday, April 13th, a red and white milking cow about four years old. Any person giving information that will lead to her recovery will be suitably rewarded. G. A. NEWTON, Wingham. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. IN THE MATTER OF THE GILAY, YOCKG SPARLING COMPANY, LIMITED, AND OF THE JOINT STOCK WINDING LP ACT, R. S. 0. CHAPTER 183. Notice is hereby given that The Gray, Young a: Sparti,.0 Conn any of Ontario, Limited, has by a special resolution passed by the Shareholders of the Company, resolved to distribute all the assets of the said Company amongst n m M. Gray, N. H. Young end F, G. Sparlinr, three of the shareholders of the Company,in the proportions set out in detail in said resolution, said shareholders assuming. end satisfy- ing atisfying the liabilities of the said Company in the nmuner and proportions awl set nut in the said resolution, and to wind up the said Company accordingly. The Company will net upon the said resolution upon the 21st day of July next. All creditors of the Company are hereby required to file their claims arai°st the Company forthwith, whether or not such rlai•ns ere now due. Dated this 9th day of April, A. D • 1886. P. 0. SPARLING, Secretary. Win;ham P, O. HOLSTEIN DAIRY IS HERE TO STAY. We understand interested parties are spreading the report that we are not likely to be lorg in the business. We her to assure the people of Winghan, that we have embarked in the Milk business to stay, that we are increasing our business daily. that our milk is clean and pure. Our customers are our best recommendation. " "FURNITURE. Do you need anything in the Furniture line this spring? Bed Room Suites, Parlor Suites, Chairs, Sideboards, Lounges, Spring Beds or Matresses If so don't buy until you sec what you can do at S. GRACEY'S. CARPETS. Everybody wants Carpets (more or less). Call and see what S. GRAOEY Can fUrnis! Carpets in All Woolh, extra tine and Latest designs. 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In Scotch, English and Canadian Tweeds, French and English Worsteds and Spring Over - coatings. We make it our business to dress gentlemen in' the latest styles. Keep nothing but the best goods, and all our Clothing is warranted to fit or no sale. Our Suits, made to order always give an artistic ap- pearance to the wearer. Give us your order for your Spring Suit and we are bound to please you. We are the cheapest Clothing House in the Dominion. Cash is our Motto. You can save from 10 to 15 per cent. by dealing with John Ruettel & Sons, the Cash Clothing House. GENTS' FURNISHINGS.: Our Gents' Furnishings must be seen and examined to be ap- preciated. Our new Hats arid Caps are the latest. We have a large stock to choose from. to suit all customers. Our Shirts are made to our own order. They are warranted to fit and are made of the best material. In Neck wear we pride ourselves in having the finest and best selected stock to be four.d anywhere. All new goods. READY - MADE CLOTHING. Our Ready -Made Clothing Department receives our best attention, with the view to give our customers the best of value. We study our customers interests in all our dealings with them, believing this the only way to succeed in working up a permanent business. Gentlemen's Suits at all prices. Boys' Suits at all prices. In Bicycle Suits we have a fine selection. Will be glad to see one and all. No trouble to show goods. JOHN RDETTEL & SONS, Macdonald Block. WINGHAM. IS IMEiNT c- Merit will always win success and at is why the Hyslop - Bicycle is selling more readily than y other. We court the closest sero my nd honest criticism. Here are some of the merits of ou . gh grade wheel : It never~ collapses. It has the narroN •ottomed racket. It has the "D" tubing. It is the strongest tubing made. Call and get our prices. We also are headquarters for Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines, washers, Ringers, &c. J. B. CII1f1i 1Ii GS, Wingham.,. A GRAND CARRIAGE —DRAWN By - 13 CO NT IS m VI la Is no more ridiculous as an outfit th•tn a fine suit of clothes and a seedy or doubtful looking pair of Shoes. THE FOOT-1NEAR�, Is a truer guage of the character than any other article of dress. Now we have the finest stock of Shoes outside the cities. BOOTS and SHOES Is our business ; we buy the best; we buy at greatest advant- age, because we buy in largest lots ; we sell on close profits ; we can therefore give our customers GEO. GOOD, The Shoe Store, Winghtun. B. King's old stand.