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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1896-06-26, Page 6U TALE WINUiLUI TIMES,, JUNE 26, 1896. gterdiuglym ants :k'LtIDAY JUNi: 24, 1800. EXETER.. The population of Exeter is 2,000. There is not a vacant house in town. Messrs. Muir & Manning; Hier, chants, Kirkton, have made a com- promise with their creditors ata rate on the dollar, and will resume busi fetes there. Dr. Willoughby will become pastor of' James street church short- ly. lacy. George Jackson will preach Iris farewell sermon next Sunday. Mrs. and hiss Spicer, Mr. and Mrs. D. Spicer and Miss Morgan, attended the wedding of Miss An- drews at Elirnville, on Wednesday evening last. The Mitchell and Exeter lacrosse teams played a game hereon Friday last, resulting in a score of 1 to 0 in favor of the former. Some excel- lent playing was done, especially by Mr. Vincent of the Exeter team, in goal work. The Bishop of Huron has appoint- ed Rev, Mr. Bray, et' 'i hamesville, as rector of Exeter. Ile was in town on Wednesday to visit some sick members of the church. OBLEBRATION .A`it PORT 414.5111. Port Elgin is going; to celebrate Dominion 1)ay on a very expensive scale on July ist. The demostra- tion will be carried out under the auspices of the Citizens' Committee and the District Association of the Canadian Order of Forresters, com- prising some 40 lodges. The com- mittee has engaged for the day Prince (7'Kabe's Japanese Troupe of ' twelve performers from New York at an expense of $ -130. This Troupe lois only appeared hitherto before Canadian audiences at Toronto and London. For a high class perform- anee the Troupe is unsurpassed on the American continent, 'There will be twe Lactosso matches during the day; ''one between Tara and Port Clubs and another between Walkerton and Port Elgin. The two good baseball Clubs of Mildmay and Uargill will put up a lively 1 game. Music will be supplied by 1 the Saugeen Indian, Pinkerton and I Port Elgin brass bands. Excursions will be run on Port Elgin Bay by the electric -lighted, Royal Mail S. S. Cambria. There will be a continua- tion of the demostration in Lake- view Park in the evening when Prince O'Kabe's Troupe will give a complete change of programme. Prizes will. be awarded to the three Forrester Lodges that muster the largest number of men in uniform. Special excursion trains and rates from all points. This will be one of the greafeat events ever offered to the public in North Western Ontario. For particular's see programmes. • District Lodge I. 0. 0. P. The regular JuneDistrict meet- ing of the I. 0. 0. F., comprising Clinton, Seaforth, Goderich, Bruce field, Ilensall and Exeter, was held in the hall of Huron Lodge, Goder- ieh, on the llth inst. There was a good attendance of representatives present and a lively interest mani- fested in the several matters which came up for discussion relating to the work of the Order. The several reports showed the flourishing. con- dition of the order in the district. Bro. H. B. Chant, Past Grand, of Clintlan Lodge, was again unanim- ousleleeted District Deputy Grand Mar for another year. A strong aid enthusiastic committee was a; { pinted to arrange fur a District pi i ie to be held in the near future, td ivhieh the general public are to • be invited; further announcement will be made .shortly. The Odd - fellows and friends may fest assured that no effort will be spared to make the affair the best of the season. In the evening the Clinton Degree team conferred the 1st and 2nd degrees on two candidates and were highly complimented on their work, the remark being freely expressed that it was the best work that they had truer seen. Rev. Bro. Stout gave a very interesting address, showing wh..tt the Order was doing annually in its benevolent enter- prise, and appealed to the members present to live out the teachings of the Order that they were Odd fel lows indeed. The next meeting will be held in Clinton in December. HIARRIS'I'ON. . On Satnrday night last about ten o'clock an alarm of fire was given and on investigation it was found that the large furniture factory of Dowling .L• Leighton had had a nar- row escape from destruction. It appears that when the nightwatch- man, Mr. Frank hires, was making his rounds tlho lfnztern he carried ex- plc'ded in thefinishing room of the chair department. The inflammable material in the room at once took fire burning Bird severely. He at once gave an alarm and those first on the spot luckily were aware that cans of extinguishing fluid wore always kept in all parts of the factory and at once dashed the contents of several vessels upon the flames with the re- sult that the fire was subdued with- out any material damage being done. The engine was ready for work in a very few minutes but fortunately the services of' the firemen was not regnired. Mr. Dowling the propri- etor of the factory was absent in Montreal at the time of the awl - dent. Mrs. Bill, of New York city, sister The Exeter saw mill has been shut of Wm. Taylor, Esq., druggist, Har - down fur the past few weeks for the riston. is over on a visit to her broth - purpose of placing in a new boiler er and other relatives in town. it is and engine. The work is about coni- over forty years since they met and pleted and the mill will be in opera- their feelings upon meeting can be tion again shortly. more easily imagined than described. We understand that Mrs. Hill will remain for a short time. On Tuesday, John, son of James Johnston, near Harriston, while en- gaged in hauling gravel, met with an accident that resulted in the breaking of his collar bone. He was brought into town and bad the bone adjusted on Tuesday evening• the close of this term. Miss Linton ' John Bell, Harriston, who has is an excellent teacher. been laid up for upwards of six Last Saturday Gordon Mooney months from the effects of a broken lost a $100 Bank of Commerce hill. We hope the finder will return the same to Mr. Mooney or it will other- wise be a heavy loss to hint as it was money belongingtoColeman BrJS., of the mend and hopes to soon be able Seaforth to pay wages, etc. to get around again without crutch - At three p. in., on Wednesday of es. last week, in the presence of about 30 gue,.ts, Rev. Jno. Ross, B. A., of Brussels, tied the matrimonial knot ; 1`'� between James Ballantyne, a well- i j known and popular Brusselite, ani Miss Birdie Robertson, at the house I of the bride at Seaforth. -Who Keep Every Prenuse— Tuesday evening the a.nnual meet- I Rheumatism Banished ; Kid- ing of the Methodist Sabbath School I -.ngy Disease Takes Wings; was held, Rev. G. H. Cobbledick Dreaded. indigestion not i I�noW The Great South BRUSSELS. Geo. Cline, of Wingham, has leased the town hall for a big con- cert company for the evening of July 12th. Miss Linton has resigned her posi- tion as teacher on the Public School staff, the same to come into effect at leg, was able to drive out to town on Thursday last. lir. Bell informed us that although the leg still swells badly when hanging down, he is on TRVd al I rum presiding. The annual report show- i A.nerican Remedies. ed a balance of about $32 in• )land. 1 Election of officers was as ibllows: i We can get at the heart of this Superintendent, W. IL' herr ; Assis• , matter by letting other people tell tant, B. Gerry ; Secretary, J. J. i the truth of what these wonderful Ball ; Assistllirt, W. R. al oonev .•South American Remedies can do, Treasurer, G. D.. Lemont ; Conduc- i and have done. John Marshall of tor of OrchestraH , . L. Jackson;' Varney, county of Grey, suffered as Organist, chs. 11. L: ,Jackson. ,only those can suffer who have been _ `troubled with sciatica. A relative GODERICH. i suggested that he try South Ameri- can Rheumatic Cure, which promis- Elijah Curran, of the West Street ed so much. Result—In side of'three Shaving Parlors, strained himself so days be was able to walk a distance severely in a game of football on of nearly 4 miles to Durham for the Wednesday of last week that he has purpose of procuring another bottle been ut:der the doctor's care ever of this remedy. He continued its �' Protect y may Ariuy you wealth. since, but is now able to attend to his use, and to -day he testifies that he write JOl•1N gton D. 0. for & CU.. Patent etre? sill Washington, D. C., Eor their s Wanted. oIIetd business again. 1 knows nothing more of the troubles 'tad fist of two hundred inventions wanted. Mr. F. II. Spence., late of the In- i of this painful phase of rheumatistn. land Revenue office Isere, is in town ! Some disease consists of the gather- •--e, again looking mach improved ill ing of sound ad hardened substances ' �° "' ' health. in the system. The troubles cannot • ..� BENEFITS OP TIM i3 ,TH, • ITS HYGIENE VALUE; AND PHYSICAL PLEASURE TOLD Ill DR, I.DSCN.. "The hygiene value of the bath to people in ordinary good health is very greatly increased by a most vigorous rubbing," writes Dr. Cyrus Edson in diseussing "When and How to Bathe," in the June Ladies' Monne Journal, "With the flesh brushes and gloves, the rough Turk- ish towels and other appliances -- one of the most valuable is the tnarrow band of toweling—this can bo administered with the greatest ease, and it should always be thorough—in fact, it is difficult to overdo. Its effect is to restimulate the reaction from the hath, and bring the vessels and nerves of the skin, into a healthy, vigorous condi- tion. One of the most valuable baths to those in whom the organs of the lower part of the trunk are weak is the hip bath. In this the bather is seated in the bath, and the water covers the body as high as the waist. If the water be cold, that is, if we desire to stimulate the organs by the shock, a towel wet with cold water must be folded turban -wise • on the head. The duration of the bath is from fifteen to twenty minutes, and its effect is immediate. The baths excite the vasomotor nerves of the abdominal organs. Their use should be prescribed by a physician. As long as the result of bathing is not to weaken the bather we can practically say a person. cannot, when in health, bathe too much. I have spoken of the hygienic value of the bath, but I have said nothing of the physical pleasure to he derived from it. Every one knows the delicious feeling of cleanliness, the glow of the skin, and the general sense of robust health which follow a good bath. What is more delight- ful than the exhilaration of a swim in salt water ? These results are a part of the experience of all, but it must not be forgotten that in these very physical pleasures there is a distinct hygienic effect. ONE HONEST MAN. DEAR ED17ou:—Please infortu your re tdere. that if written to cnutidentially I will mail iu, n sealed letter, particulars of a *innine, honest home cure. by which I was permanently restored to health and manly vigor, after years of suffering from nervous debility, sexual weakness, night losses and weak shrunk- en parts. I was robbed and swindled by the quacks until I' nearly lost faith in mankind, but thank heaven, I am now well, vigorous and strorg, and wish to make this certain means of cure known to all sufferers. 1 have nothing to sell, abet want no money, but being a firm believer in the universal brotherhood of man, 1 ant desirous of helping the un- fortunate to regain their health ntid happiness, T. promise you perfect sec- recy and as 1 do not wish to expose Iuy- RAU eitlwr. please address, simply: P. O. $3 et. 393, London, On;, GRAND TRUNK RAILNA.Y. 1na1'AllT sou Aluuvl. Mal Toronto and East 0;23 a.m. 3:37 p.rn 11:20 "t 10:07 Ie 3:25 p. Iu..•vift Clinton Palmerston Mixed 7:20 tt 10:40 a,1n London and South Ii:35 a.m. 11:10 " 3:25 pan. 8:00 pan. Kincardine 11:20 a.m. 0:23 a.nl, 3:37 p In. 11:20 " 10;07 "" 6:50 p,m, GO TO. FRANK SCELI'S, win= YOU GET 12 BRAVES AND 1 RAIE CUT FOR 2,1. Opposite Iiorman's Hotel, WINGHAM, - - ONTARIO. Agency for Parisian Steam Laundry. A. E. SMITH, Successor to HALSTED & SCOTT, Josephine Street • - Wiigham, Oni, BASK of HAMILTON WINGHAM. Capital, •$1,250,000. Rest, 2650,000 President—JOHN BTUART. Vice-President—A. G. RAMSAY. DIRECTORS Jona Moron, Gxo. Roma, WM GtssoN, ,l1 P, A. T. Woos, A. B. Las (Toronto), Cashier -J, TURNBULL. Savings Dank—Hours, l0 to 3; Saturdays, 10 1. Deposits of 31 mid upwards received and interest allowed. Spescial Deposits also received at current rates of is -smelt. 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Money to Loan on Notes Notes Discounted AT ' REASONABLE RATES Money advanced on Nlortgages atb� Pei eentwirh privilege of paying nt the end of any year. Not. s and accounts collected. ROST. MOINDOO. Beaver Block Winerhnm, Ont. y:+'JLi.JI��JI: .i .JC.:i-t"r•1.LJ• �.L �,Lrel i , 11xl71 Nurii—%%111 visit Blyth every Wednesday. ,�R MACDONALD, WINnIIAn, CENTRE STREET. ONTARtoI 7j. VANSTCNE, JLC BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc., Private and Company funds to loan at lowest rata Interest. No commission charged. Mortgages, took and farm property bought and sold OFFICE—Beaver Block 11•taonAat J. A. MORTON, (BARRISTER, &c., H'inghunt. Ont. E. L. DICKINSON, BARRISTER, ETC. SOLICITOR TO RAMI Or• III.iigLTON. MONEY TO LOAN. Mee—Meyer Block. Wingham. M. G. CAMERON, BARRISTER, .SOLICITOR, CONVEYANCER, a to. Onice—Cotner 1{anthltmt and St. Andrew streets, opposite Colborne hotel. GOnrtitcu, ONTARIO. DENTISTRY.—J. S. J EIR')aME, L. D. S., WINGRArt. JJ: Is manufacturing tiryt•cibsa sets of teeth as cheap i as they can bet made in the l,ontbdou. Teeth extracted absolutely without pain, by bit now . process, guaranteed perte.tly safe. OFFICE : In the Beaver Block, opposite the Brunswick house. ARTI{L'1t J. IRWIN, D. L, o^., L. D, S., Doctor of Dental Surgery of the Pennsylyani. 1)sutal College. OFFIOE•••MAODONALD BLOCK. WE STILL LEAD IN Who gen. think i 1J '� Wanted -An Idea 'giroimple ] c, — thing to DateatP -1 ,- MIN It1TCnik Pr t our ideal• they �� r _� 1 r, NIC E ES', lrril a Ir CLOCKS, ' u� tr gilEWELERY5 t- rl] C9- EL Mrs. Passmore ;End son are visiting be permanently removers, except as -J = s ',13,, "� .tom r.a� '] her son in St. Louis. Mrs. Passmore these particles are destroyed. A was also in the city at the time of powder or pill will not do this. _ _ CAI disaster. Soutll Alnerican Kidney cure pons- ASI' A huge raft of logs, some 700,000 etdses the particular elements that get 1 feet, reached the harbor on Monday ' at the seat of this disease. John G. - ifur the new S 1t-3 mill. It is expected Nickel, ono of the best known farm- sawing will begin about the first of i crs in Wallace township, suffered ALL SHADES. I CLINTON "1.Si LVERINARE. ]�., f r next month. from kid celnplaint, carryingAl r, There was good attendance at Mr. Harry Cleans, of St. Louis,' with it awful pains. Notion°. diel _ the Rouse of Refuge Concert on wile \vas it, that city at the time of shim any good,until be tried South I!'1'ida�' evening, tinder the manage- great spending v �• . r. � , I n y went of Mr. T. Jackson, jr., and vacation with • '+ • everybody was more than o,l tlshed Ile visited tis friend c here last week with the excellent program render- 811(1 related some thi'illitt;; stories of have. never been bothered with it a+ g the ,,teat disaster.is apt udln" his American 'Kidney Curd. His words LAWN MOWERS EYE. SIGHT TESTED FREE his parents at London. are.... "After taking only two doses 7 CJ t 'toe pain was entirely gone, and I ed. the late cyclone there. The only since. I feel as well as I ever did. Mr. Oarline has bought from the deaths connecter) with the \aholesalc. Let anyone write me to Shipley Post 1 occupied employee at th a terrible time were ti particulars f " McMullen e:+tate the home. and ,e,, on c:.te Aishinent of which he is .in :Office and t will gladly give them Rattenbury St. rtt ,resent c t i•i' employee, • ( ., heal o my case." 13" by Mr. Dinsley. Ile purposes a man and boy employed to deliver 1 If the world looks blue to anyone overhauling it, but will -not do ..-o for goods, whose bodies were not found, it is the dyspeptic. For ten years. ..home time. The funeral of the late Lottie David hetd, Chesley, Ont., suffered' CARDEN TOOLS SPRAY PUMPS, BUILDERS' HARDWARE ., I J, In J t1 r r1 WE LEA)) OTHERSir; PARIS GREEN `� FOLLOW. i; Iri 1j MUI SHAY` , r OF CHARGE. On Saturday afternoon the wife of Cooper, beloved wife of li.obt,. II. much from -liver complaint and , r. Alex. M7efxreror (foreman for T. Johnston, son of Harbor Inspector dysi epsia. He says.., (Orli times ln} p ((� (_ THE OPTICIAN. r cIi enzie passed away at the acre Johnston,n • s, i residence., cote It touched of pl es`red from the out its. Johnston was ,1 %\oman of re- without any benefit wcompelled p artist, avin„ resort %vas influenced to t y South y t, Jotook place ort the 17th liver was so tender I could not bear r 0 tf =.9f ') tears; death .as Buts tii con- inst, 1`1'0111 her late i Vulsions, ceased by confinement ; Waterloo and Lighthouse streets. side. I tried a great many remedies! CLEVELAND, Deceased formerly resided at (_yodel'- 3 . ,. - ; was lob, and leaves a family of six small filled and pleasing manners, as well to drop my work, and as it final PERFECT, Children. as fill accomplished 1 ' �' At.I' For Twrinty-Six Years ai■ ■���■f�a r. 'ranais Bo tth, late a resident won a number of prizes a.t the Amman n Nervine:, 1'efor0. I had • GARDEN CITY ■J �� I� town died on the -stir ftiR"' at North-Western ° 1 of. or'tl i- eater n ahtd other fairs. She taken half :1 bottle I was able to go ; I llig'iview, N. \V. T., at the nest of leaves two children, Viola, and an° to work again.". --Sohl nt Cluisholm's' DOTNiIIi It�7.1 No . 72 year,. I)1cea,ed we; foe a num- infant of one week. Dru Store bel' year's a res1d+nit of hie county - $ ` but moved to the North-west some Purify your blood with hood's Snt- i'n no, residing c,itlt ifs Sthn.iih- sapariltx, which will give vntf nn 't•Ipd Iavt�ki'r. Dor'rntic'�. Y. YL.Wtricul ( UU., Young chicks do not eat lunch at HardwareM. l . omita,mea . ) Successors to S. A. Cline & Co. p�w.,---- tlt).tonQyouri;toni(.hniH3trengti:;h)R etcmats TNEiCOOKSREST FRIEND a time, but they tent often. I) not r your uorve+H. 1 LAFIGESV SAL IN CANADA. GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT _ 1y1\Oudx'. ONTARIO` �DEANS, JR., wtswtnat, . LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR TIIE COUNTY OF HURON. Sales attended 111 any part of the Co. Chaves tloderato. JOHN CURRIE, WXNonAal, ONT., LIOENSED AUC110NELlt. Sales of Farm Stock and Farm Implements specialty. All orders left at the Tines office promptly attend ed to. Terms reasonable. SOCIETY MEETINGS. r Court Maitland, No. 25, Canadian C. O. f.--erdur Forest .,poets the second and last Friday evening of 01 cry month, in Gre- gory's Block Visiting brethren welcome, T. J. McLean, C. R. II. 11. Elliott, It, S. e 1\'ingh tai L. n. 1 , ro. 7111, meetd �. ®■ L.— lust 1,81 t' in every month in the Orangt Ball; visitor, welt i. J. Gong, V.S., W. 11.; W. J. L'lent3, Rut: •ace, t YOUNG PEOPLE'S UNION •Y. 1'. S. C. E.•—Mooting in basement of Presbyterian church every Friday evening. Subject for .luno 20111: Tinct manliness and womanliness,—Ys, 40 87; 1•I1.- hiss Cummings, EP WOE= L; 10 1;1? --Met ling every Thursday evening in the Methodist church. Subject for July 2nd: Christian Cordiality. •••--11111 xiii. 2; 3 Jnc. 14; Luke !tiv.'21.-- Lily »oy. 13. Y. P. V.- every Thomism evening in the 13nptist ohnroit. Subject for .10110 Mitts : Conquest meeting. Triennial convention and its work.