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C. E. WILLIAMS,
CUE1/1IST
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TUE WINWJAM1 Maws, AUGUST 7, 1895.
Interesting Discover ;1'xAltlilaT BFPO11TS,
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Hon. Mr. lIlu'ty has returned to rruru J ...
h.ingston land will take an ocean inn upon the history ot the OM istta
trip for his health, church iu the first two centuries of
Judge Richardson has deckled! the era, Among them is a mann-
that Mr. Davin must pay the costs of script front the 'fifth contury, which
the re-count in West Assiniboia. •o.e orig-
: teal Gnostic writings of the of second
DRUG CAIS ,i, . Hon. w. D. Balfour, the new I r t century. Its value consists not only
vii tial Secretary, was re•e]ected by in the fact that it hands down old
acclamation in South Essex. Gnostic: writings that have hitherto
been unknown even by name, but,
v Nonfat.
�Vingiiem, August 0th, 1806.
Several most important t1r5e0Veriela Corrected by
boon made le Cairo bear- P. Deans, Produce Dealer.
90
t7 Flour per 10Q lbs.. . • .. 1 75 to 0 61
Fall Wheat 00 60 to 0 1
Spring Wheat, ...... • •' • - 0 18 to 0 20
(tats, 0 30 to 0 35
Peens 0 42 to 0 43
Peas 0 11 to 0 12
Butter,.... p .. 0 08 to 0 OS
F.1gs per dozen . • • • • 1 25 to 1 50
Wood per cord, ... .. • • • 1 00 toll) 50
Hay per ton, new
Potatoes, per bushel, old, 0 101to 0 50
to 0 15
Potatoeo, per bushel, new 0 4 to 0 4
Tallow, per lb
Dried Apples, por lb0 4i to 0 05
Chickens .. 0 20 to 0 25
Dunks 0 40 to 0 60
Geese 0 5 to 0 5
0 7to0 8
Turkeys. . •„ . 4 75 to 4 80
Dressed Flogs... ..• 10 to 'L3
Wool
'Pros Premier and eight of his
ve been elected
AGT.G.'. W. TELEGRAPH byCO �acclamation. No opposition was
Cabinet members ha
orte e(
lin any case.
above all, in the circumstance tfa
one of them was known to. Irenaelts
and epitomized by him without any
tatement of the source from which
t
Rrtlllsmoic House. The executive Committee of the he derived it. The discovery or this
.';North Grey Liberal Association has manuscript enabled us for the first
Out offered the nomination for the riding i time to test the accounts of the Gnos-
' 77] n dC1, to Hon. William Patterson. ' tic system as given by the'chureh
fathers in the light of the original
manuscript. It contains three inde-
pendant treatises, entitled "The
Gospel according to Bary, or the
Apochryphon of John” ; second,
1 "The Wisdom of Jesus Christ" ;
third, "The Practice of Peter." "The
Gospel of Mary" is the document
used by Irenaceus, and consists l
mainly of the revelation of John.
"The Wisdom of Jesus Christ" con-
sists of questions addressed to Him
by His disciples and Inns answers.
"The Practice of Petei" is a narra-
tive of one of Peter's miracles of
healing.
— _- — 1 The many friends of Hon. Wm.
_._.3��1t y r� Marty will be iniad to hear that•
his
�qa ,� � i 'iC1.�Aiittla health h•ts m eh approved. rl'oo
AL; GUS'.' 7, 1896.
Mose attention to business was the
cause of his illness.
The Montreal Gazette rather en-
joys itself in advance over the lively
- FOREST PRESERVATION. I time the Dominion Opposition is to
Though the importance of our
forest as a factor of national pros-
perity has always been recognized
too little attention has been hitherto
devoted to the preservation of this
Cat source of wealth fromelestrnet-
ion. 'It has largly been taken for
granted that as settlement and
civilization progress, the forest must
be sacrificed to the needs of agri-
culture regardless of the scientific
truth that unless a certain preceu-
tage of l ' kept in timber,
but
have withe new Government. The
Brantford Expositor says the session
can no doubt be made lively enough
—but with full. revelation of hitherto
only half -revealed crookedness
oked Government.
son
the part of the Tupper
Perhaps the Gazette is wise in hav-
ing its hilarity in advance, on the
principle of the well known story of
the than and the buil.—Advertiser.
Mu. George Wrigley, who has
been editor of the Canada .Farmers'
Snn since its inception, has been!
compelled to retire from its editorial
nt because of failing eye
sie.ht. Mr. Wrigley is it trenchant
ATTER OD EGGS FARTED
—AT—
GEO. GOOD'S SHOE STORE.
Special Bargains for the month of
,Tune in all kinds of BOOTS, SILOES,
TItcK S and VALISE$.
The Red Front Shoe Store, Wingon,.
See our Bargain Tnbie$ at 250., 50r..,.050. and
att$I.00.-.rrr�Mllfw�
Live Steck 111arkats
Montreal, Aug. 2.—Business was
amaddling at the local live stock
market this morning, and receipts
were about average. There was a
little business done in lambs for ex-
port, choice stool: fetching 4e per
pound, live weight. There were no
the lane is choice cattle on the market though
management prises ruled a little higher than on
the client ce will' gradually Monday The receipts and prices
surelIdetrloi ate so as to render
writer, and while he has been chief' were as folllows:-450 head of cattle
farMin unprofitable. The Ontario newspaper en onent of Patron Pritt-, at oe «) 31c per —450, live weight;
a r-.
'a sous en. s at 3c at 3�e
0 t nentehas done much in the ciplea he has wielded a vigorous P i00 sheep and lambs, pa§teessto inculcate soand views His many friends in and outside the; for sheep and lambs, at $hoe e
report of !profession will regret to hear that. X3.50 each for lambs; :350 calves, at
on tilos question and the 1 f r a time he has retired from active (.�G.
Mr, Thos Southworth, Clerk °f duty. It is to be hoped not for longi Past Buffalo, N. Y.., August 3. --
Forestry for 1S9G, just issued con- and that a needed rest will soon t'e- Cattle closed firm, at 10c
establish his health and energies.— for heavy steers with late advance at
tains a good deal of information as f i 50 ,L $4.55 ; light Kansas brand -
to forestry conditions in this Pro -Advertiser- London e-1 steers L 20 light
closed 10e
vine. A persual of this document
indicates that the Ontario Govern-
ment has for some time been devot-
ing a good deal of attention to the
subject of forest preservation. Two
noteworthy steps in that direction
- are the settiug aside of s.lgonquin
Park as a perpetual forest reser'
and the adoption of the system of
IT PAYS TO
The floe' of success still continues to attend
pupils of the
CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
Cg,p THAM, OAT.
Kenneth Coatsw•orth has recently been placed as
assistant in the office of the Chatham Loan and
Savings Co.
We were asked to supply a teacher of Penmanship
.and Commercial Subjects for an America,LDusiness 1
College.
IT PAYS TO ATTEND THE BEST.
ODDTII] "
Ori_JO°12:1-171. Gr'
—AT THE ---
1 G—"
Buy your Clothing from John Ruettel &
Sons, the CHEAP AND FAMOUS CLOTHING
HOUSE IN WINGHAM. Already our busi-
_ ness has doubled since the inhabitants ot
Wingham and surroundingi, buyingtry out t
t
money can be savedby )
Fur-
nishings from John Ruettel & Sons. Rich and poor, we
treat all alike. One man's money is as good as anothers..
If you want to save money and be well pleased with a
ell Ruettel &Soils
first-class fit, good work and cheap, J
Wingham, is the place to buy your
greatr.
The leaders of the
og
dock strike of 1889 are ol'ganizitan ` lower Yo Yorkers atll $'.:3.70 ; kinds; pigs, $3.80
sales0 .of,
another of equal magnitude. 'torn m. AMERICAN
$3.55. Sheep and lambs closed steed?r E IGS' N
Tillett d J H Wilson ' h It old
The graduates of this College are in strong oe•
mend.
College re -opens for the fall` term on Tuese ay,
.Sept. let.
For Catalogue, address.
D. .lcLACULLAV ,°i Co.,
Chatham, Ont
CLOTHING AN a s
GENTS' FURNISHINGS
S
We defy competition. Our prices are the lowest our where. ys' Sum
mer
give
ve
no credit, hence we can sell you cheap.See are $8; Our
Coats for 50 Cts.; Our Men'sem$ made Suitsuto Worthr cannot ber
Black Worsteds Suits for $15,
beat for $20 anywhere else. We keep nothing but the most
fashionable goods.
HATS, NECKTIES AND SHIRTS.
If you want the latest style in Hats, at John Ruettel &
Sons is the place to get them. If you want a Nobby
Necktie the place to get it is at John Ruettel & Sons.
Shirts, we get manufactured to our own order. They fit,
and are made ofthebestmaterialand are cheap. If you have
money come to John Ruettel & Sons and buy do your
Clwonders.
oth-
ing and Gents Furnishing. Money
willMoney saved is money gained and at John Ruettel & Sons,
'Wingham, you can save it.
- JOHN RUE ;r TEL & SONS, WINGHAM.
NEW CROP llacdonald Block.
TIMOTHY SEED,
1
I Another shipment of that good. can-.
n.ed CORN we are selling so cheap,
just to hand, every can gauranteed.
Mann, Ben i et an
with a sold.
M. P„ Thames unions to federate —
and strike simultaneously. It Inas �ewmarl:et, Ont, r, t NTu 1 BY r,L
long been publicly known that the: yon
sixpence rise, the "dockers'banner" re street noltlt,
supposed- to have been conceded by"
I d )c1r companies, was a delusion,
- Aug. 3.—Elias
Slarman, living tit- toll gate .i .
died yesterday
euddenl,y of apoplexy. Hewas e ,, t R ,
:about 40 years old and weighed,
before his sickness, 502 pounds.
fire ranging which has done a great rhz dockers are really worse off than,
deal during recent years to lessen( ever. Strike combination agents;
the number and destructiveness of i, areactBelgian vassind n ran the men
oms tt,a
forest fires. The report sus;z.;ests an
11 el the Thames strikers. The doe`1:,
exteniott of this policy pointing out
that there large areas in Northern
Ontario manifestly unfit for settle-
ment owing to the broken .Ind
sterile character of the land which
ought to be maintained as forest
reserves. This does not mean pro- I nay School: of the town and having
f...-. .tis The resolution is modest -1 SEED I/ 11 E 1J .
n p
dock companies have refused all the
men's demands.
Is our last issue there was publish -
ea a resolution passed ata joint meet- 1896. and every da
end .nf the season. Bring along your
ing of the Superintendents and .poles and get them manufactured into
assistant sueerineendents of the Sun- jely.,._
HnsTrstes & RITCED
Wingham, Aug. 6th, 1806.
reference to Sunday parades and —� ---.- --
WINGHAM
CW.ER AND JELLY
The undersigned
tai iafgbam Cider
Tuesday mid Wed
anti 19th, and A
•nten
ud
r�.
,UTAT ORS,
Another Slot of C ' O QKEY being
opened up this week. Core and see
ICE CREAM t.
�iLL. � �
FREEZERS,
running the p
oily :rail[, on
18th
e- ay, August 18 1
st 25th and 26th,
following until the
Also foall
•
!Dont forget that we are the sole ag ents
for
p 4
lisle or
CADET LA aS PS+
at very low prices.
hibitiou of' limbering, but instead -of
being stripped at once of all their
timber and left a prey to fire, the
mature trees only should be taken
from time to time, leaving
the others to grow up. If this plan
-were pursued and adequate precau-
tions taken against fire, Mr. South-
-worth thinks that there would be no
reason to fear the exhaustion of our
timber supply or the other evils re -
1 framed 't d dog not ecaggerate 1 '
a t n fauu,tzs "Dawson's
Sunday School workers on this ques-I wheat for sale. "rice per bushel, :)U
There. are not a few who,' center. The following,` is taken fromr the
first in
g all the
yleldeel 48
91 it ware l8
-than the average
les tested, and 5
re than the variety
of the which stood next plow it in yield. The
rultfti from deforestation. SO far , 1 brio r Dawson's Golden Chaff is quite distinct
l' ) ji l tt i Daw ail other various grown, pleads
y came .
t all the strong ieelin,�, of these I The subscriber has a quantity of the
"ll so I's Golden Chaff
fall
tion. .
they may never have shown Guelph Agricu tur.l
thoughDawson's Uolde" Chart sten
any SGCO?n,'yr opposition, are at heart ye;d of gain per core au;
opposed t'� Sunday parades. So ton;; varieties torted. In 1805
as they (lo not interfere with the bushels per acre. In
regular work of the .church, and i bf Lh i a okay re�cn
are in narntony with the sacredness bushels Der acre
day they can do no great
harm and possibly c o goodin g-
)
r
l
as the older portions o the province in out some who never attend bruin and white in ----. The straw is
is concerned the damage wrougut church exceptin. on such oceasfons, bald,
in length and the crop has a
by over clearance can only be rem- but there is a tendency to overlook golden appearance. It is unanimously
re lantfn and the careful pronounced the most attractive variety
ted by P gthe •real object noel to make the at this station by five judges who es -
a(n'ned the standing grain.
Psrrs tc CLAnx,
Lot 26, Con. 7, Culross, •
Teeswater, P. 0.
preservation by individuals .,f such annual Sunday service an occassion
woodland as rcmlailts The report for outshining some rival Society
7 he society that can make the best
comprises much infortneltion on tree-
planting, likely to be of value to showing in numbers and the greatest
farmers and others who desire to display is generally looked upon as i
pointing out that in eonsegltence of most desirable one with which to bel t l� O LSTI El V DAIRY
utilize waste land in this manner the most flourishing and hence the
ncreased demands for special inane- identified. In this there lies room,
fAeturip;; pur}no�e-, m,tl „ sritlei8th [
e spreading
• .� nr
m+ tic
Interested
, ,ere
adht 1
wood are nt1itInini; additional cum- pease of the question the ie nest we understand I q 1 the report that WO are not likely to be long in the
1V hex to ns ore th' nl C Wi KhaW
IS MOUE TO STAY.
v keels of forBut aside from thea •
SMITH & PETHICK
inerciai value which will render made by the Superintentlents et
A plantation a source of future pro -1 worthy of serious consideration.
fit. The results of the latest scien- i
title investigation and practical ex- ----
periment are presentect,together with
Many special articles on forestry and The rumour that the Queen will
twee growing which in l e tp )re abdicate in favor of the Prince of
Wales was revived in
rowing %vh e.t wi ) . appre
London. It
claw' by all interested in the sub a
feet. All desirous of ohtniningplobably arises from the statement[ The underai
pedigreo, bred
csopies can do so by sending their that the Prince and Princess will Thoroughbred
tams and addresses to lir Thomas hereafter occupy Buckingham and' IV
I outit.vortl), Clerk of I"orestry i' 'Windsor PalaCe,, her a csty, hose 'Ceeswater P. cy:
PSirliatnent Buildings; "Toronto. p
boa uvea, o c ,ee r e g n
that we I rave embarked in the mit besh1eaa to Ratty,
that we Ole lnereaaing our huslne fa daily, that our
Milk is clean and padre. Our cuetauin,s are nor hest
recommendation.
BEAVER BLOCK,
WINGHAM, - - ONT.
WE ARE
BULL
ORI SALE.
Lot
BOUND
To make room for our large
and up-to-date
FALL STOOK
And therefore things must
move.
ONLY E DAYS
IV
fha for gale, a
re till, registered
s of .
3O COCK,
4, Lon. 10, Cuirose.
Left ill which you can buy
JEWELRY
of all kinds
AT COST PRiCE FOR SPOT
CASH AT
M. PATTERSON'S
0
BLACK OR 3. I IBD.
N. A. FARQUHARSON,
CHINA IIO11ISJ - WING-111Altt
DON'T COME LATE.
new'... rocery St
ismi ki" C3r IE Pri
s-"ORG- 3 G-OO'3D
Begs to announce that be is going into the Grocery Business
again. Having just returned from the cities aftee buying a
complete stock of the best and freshest Groceries that money
could procure. having no extra expense for help, rent, heat,
or light and understanding the grocery business thoroughly,
the public may expect to get solid bargains in Fresh Groceries
from the 'very start. Our Grocery I3nsincse will not in any
way interfere with our Boot and Shoe Business, except in cn-
ablitig us to sell shoes cheaper than ever we have been doing.
We do not wish to wait months or even weeks for a Grocery
connection. We want a big trade from the start. We know
the state of the times to well to think of asking anything, but
the very closest profits on our goons. Farmers selling oats at
15c, to 17e. a bushel and export cattle at 21e. to 3c. per lb.,
cannot afford to buy liberally at high prices. It would be
like burning acandle at both ends. Wo think we can help yon to
reduce your expense account. It will not be just a few things as
leaders that wo will sen cheap, but everything In both our Grocery
and Shoe stocks. Cut down the prices but keep up the quality
will be our motto,and selling boots and shoes and grocesies will be
our business from this forward. Thanking you for past support
and bespeaking liberal soutsh re of your
patronage in our new venture.
GEO. GOOD,
GxeceI Mid Shoe ;Matti
WrivishMm.
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