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her of the new Liberal Government
atIOttawa; and another is the wife of the Ilon, Mr. Kirkpatrick. Lieu,•
tenant -Governor of Ontario.
79 dozen Cotton Hose, ribbed and
plain worth. 122-,e., 15c,,18c, and 20c,.
Your choice on Saturday for 5 cent$,
Don't miss this opportunity, for
Saturday only. Sizes 5, 51, 6, 6,41-
and
jand 7.
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TIE WINUTIAN TIMES, AUGUST 7tMO.
EVERYWIIERE YOU GO,,
EVERYWHERE YOU TURN
In this store you have to dodge a
temptation to buy. The counters
and tables swarm with purse -per-
suading bargains.
Elegant Nest Fall Dress Goods
opentn; up at 25e., 35c., 50c. and
75e. per yard,
New Fall Mantles now ready for
Four Lives Lost.
Huntsville. Aug, 22. --Last night
about. 11 o`clock this village was
visited by fire whish caused the loss
of four ,lives and seriously endangers
a fifth life. The premises burned
were owned and oecupied by Mrs.
Quaife, a widow, with whom resided
her daughter, Mra. Phillips, widow
of the late Bernard Phillips, and her
four children. Visiting her also at
the time wore Mrs. Spencer Quaife
and the Tatter's two children. Short-
ly after the occupants of the house
had retired an alarm of fire Was
given by N;va Phillips. Mrs. Phil-
lips and Mrs. Quaife, with maternal
solicitude, at once ran upstairs to
try to assist their children to escape.
They were not seen alive again,
inspection at very close prices, selling however, and it is surmised that
at $3.50, $5'.00, $7.50 and $10.00. they were overcome by smoke, and
An irresistible bargain in Flannel- losing consciousness, perished. All
of the other occupants succeeded in I We will send the TIMES
getting. out with the exception of to , bona -fide new sub -
Mrs . S. Quafie's two children, who scribers from now until
perished in the flames, Jessie Phil the first of
lips, daughter of Mrs. Phillips, was .
burned so badly that her life is in JANUARY 1897
danger.
®97danger. The building being a
frame one burned so rapidly that 1
the brigade could do nothing to save ,
it, and devoted their efforts to saving 95 CENTS
the adjacent dwellings, in which �! @07
they succeeded.
Jessie Phillips, yotinnest daughter The TIMES is an up -to -
of the late. Mrs. B. Phillips, died to- , date paper, all printed
ELECTION EX?EI S
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the mad elocdot it
Telegraph and te1
Livery accoun
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Printing adrerttet'K..
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FARM TO RENT.
WINGHAAt
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CIDER AND JELLY MILLI - THE DIRECT IMPO 'E•R
The undersigned intends running the
Vingham Cider and Jelly Mill,
on
Tuesday ttnd Wednesday, August l Bth • THIS ���1; r f� G U R - ^---
and 19th, and August 25th and 0th,
1$90, and everyday following until the
end nt the reason. Bring along your
apples and get them manufactured int.
jelly,
1!i'ASTINGS at RITCHIE.
Wingham, Aug. 0th, 3896,
A 200 nor farm to rent, well watered
and tirst•olass buildings, Apply to box
125, Wingham, Ont.
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MEN WANTED
to Subscribe for the
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ettes. Special drives in Boys' School
Suits, a bargain at $2.50. New
styles in Gents' Soft and Stiff Hats,
Ties, Shirts and Collars, New Fall
Carpets and Lace Curtains. Large
shipment of Boots and Shoes. Gro-
cery stock complete with Fresh
Groceries.
SATURDAY -BARGAIN DAY.
79 dozen Cotton Hose worth 12?,.,
15, 18 and 20ets. for 5c.; 20 pieces
Wide Lace worth 20, 30 and 40 cts.
for 15 cts.; 10 pieces black and color- day at 3 o clock from burns received , • at home.
ed Cashmere worth 50c. for 353.• in last night's tradgedy. The lower I :SUBSCRIBE AT ®NCE.
10 pieces black and colored All Wool half of the poor child's body was
for the small sum of
Serge worth 25 and 30c. for 19c.; frightfully burned. This makes the
25 pairs Ladies' Fine Corsets worth fifth victim of this horrible holocaust.
75c. for 35e.; 50 pairs Ladies' Carpet Q
Slippers worth 75e. for 35c.; 10 pieces ONE .167.4)1\ EST /MAN.
new Fall Tweeds worth 60c. for 38c •
.; DEAR EniTosl:-Please inform your
4 pieces Extra Heavy Table Linen readers, that if written to confidentially
worth 55c. for 38e.; 10 pieces Heavy I will mail in a sealed. letter, particulars
Shaker L' laitnel worth 10c. for 7c.; of a genuine, honest home euro. by
10 dozen Towels worth 25c. for 18c.; which I was permanently Jeer of
e health and manly vigor, after years of
22 lbs. White Sugar, $1.00; 25 lbs. suffering from nervous debility, sexual
Coffee Sugar, $1.00; • 50c. Black, weakness, night losses and weak shrunk -
Green and Japan Tea, very special en parts. I was robbed and swindled by
for 35c. Bargains in all departments the quacks until I nearly lost faith in
p , mankind, but thank heaven, I am now
on Saturdays, all day. Store closes well, vigorous and strong, and wish to
at 7 o'clock, except Saturdays. Pro- make this certain means of cure known
cure ticket for free Photos at to all sufferers. I have nothing to bell,
alid want no money, but being a firm
believer in the universal brotherhood of
M. �q (9e MoINJOO'S. man, I an, desirous of helping the un-
fortunate to regain their health and
happluess, T promise you perfect sec-
recy and as I do not wish to expose my -
A Mother's Heroism. self.either, please address, simple: P. 0.
Box 388, London, Ont.
Last Sunday, Mrs. Hubble, wife of ---- .
a farmer living near Deer River, in Dr. E. Adams, Reeve of Embro, is out
Chandos Township, and her two as an independent candidate for the
daughters went to the river to bathe, vacant seat . for North Oxford in the
One of the daughters was teetering: Ontario Legislature, in opposition to Mr.
on a board, which overhung. the , Pattullo.
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NEW IMPORTED MANTLES
fir,
Are opened up and we will be pleased to show them to all in-.
, tending buyers. They are very stylish -are the newest designs
I -and of excellent materials. Still the prices place them with-
in the reach of all. We can give you a very nice serviceable
garment for---
� $3.75 AND $4.00
i But if you want a better Mantle, we have them in abundance.
Do not think of going away or sending away to the city for
your Mantles or Capes for we can give you better value in new
fashionable garments than you will get in the city. You can
i help your own town by buying at home.
'Please call and inspect our stock.
COLIN A. CAMPBELL,.
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The Direct bupurter, Wingham.
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river, and slipped in. The mother Senator Lougheed has introduced a
plunged to the rescue, and immedi- a bill to amend the insurance act, which
provides that all polimes of insurance
,tely the other daughter swam t0 negotiated by United Sta„eo companies
',her mother's assistance, in Canada shall be payable its legal ten. -
The mother and daughter became der of the Dominion.
-exhausted, and the mother, fearing President dclen7.ie of the Toronto.
her weight would drown the other Railway Company informed the commit -
swimmer,. pushed her away, and bid- '•G
.ding her good-bye, sank to her nee as a condNtion of a Susudsy oar•17
.death., service.
The Seri whom the mother was t\ 9r, Nicholas Awre1-. Ro�istrar of '171. t.� SUITS AT LESS Ti -IAN COST. lir �1
"' .r v returned •r � from y�'
England. and the: remains of hie wife.
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1.1 Jack -at -all trades don't count for much. That's the
We sell everSithing required for a eoMplete secret of success at
(fid
] A Specialist is at the head of every branch of busi-
and SLATES. :� ness. We've increased our facilities for the.
GJ ..LL
[Vorld,
school outfit.
TEXT BOOKS, in every branch,
COPY BOOKS,
PENCILS,
PENS,
RUBBERS
tee et Council that the comp+ny won)dl
`not submit to a payment of ektra mile-N�i
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SCRIBBLING BOOKS 5 c2 9
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A patent BOOK COVER given away with tij
very school book purchased from us. it We have had to do it. Our business continues to grow,
and no wonder. We buy cheap. We turn over a large
0 stock in a year, at small profits and so we can make it go
S 1 W i:Tno�v �� f and for ourselves.
CALL AT THE POPULAR BOON
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trying to save, was also drowned. Wentworth Ocie nt-. t led •
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The bodies were recovered Sun-
day evening, in 20 feet of water,
who died and was em"a'tt,ed in his
STOCK MUST BE; R 'DITCED. rs
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absence. were removed from the vault.
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to the cemetery chapel.
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Death. of a Senator. NJ171 1 J
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. The telegraphic despatches Friday r' meKa:.zne.--In teen •hair,. on > ugust Pias bought T Leslie's Merchant Tailoring,business ata 11:11,1
Opposite Bank of Hamilton. WINGHAM, ONT. c'-
afternoon announce the sudden death 2:rth thrl wife of Mr. D. Mcilennte: a s+on. sacrifice and has removed to his old stand opposite the LJ '
(1 grt,t,rl '
of Sir David Macpherson, while at ; :Dct.r,.�ttn -In Wingham ons Angust::lr Queen's hotel. This is a genuine sale of first-class goods, ti L�� ns� ,� �r ���;ill.I> r.T .�--�e;.., e, ter- , �r-
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sea enroute from Europe to attend to 2Gth the wife of Mr. Joseph Dullard ; a►
it
his Parliamentary duties at Ottawa. son.' L!; j no cheap goods got .up for advertising purposes. The
The deceased statesman had al- '•. r.,i.pTT-In Ingersoll, on Aug.
most reached the age of 78 having the wife of 12r. R. Elliott; a son.
sotip
been born in Inverness, Scotland on
Sept. 12, 1818. He came to Canada
in 1835, and having married the
the daughter of Mr. William Molson
of Montreal, began business as a
railway contractor, being partner of
the firm of Gz:,wski & Co. In this
and other business he was very
successful and amassed a fortune.
He was interested in and a direc-
tor of many financial institutions. t
From 1864 to the Uaion lie was a j
member of the Legislative Council.
of Canada, for the Saugeen division, i
and in 1867 he was called to the
Senate of the new Parliament then i
established. For many years Sir
David took much interest in public
affairs. At one time he was Speaker
of the Senate, and in the troublesome
times of the Northwest Rebellion he
Was Minister of the Interior. Ile
VOW an ardent Conservative, but
Utterly he has taker little part in the
r t.nagenient of tile -Tarty, and has
,de,d. quietly in the south of
'WILL CURE OR RELIEVL
INDIGESTION, FLUTTERING OP THE
JAUNDICE, HEART,
):RYSIPELAS, ACIDITY OF" VIE
SALT RHEUM, STOMACH.
HEARTBURN, DRYNESS OF'THE
ISADACRE, SKiN,
BILIOUSNESS, DIZZINESS,
YSPEPSlA, DROPSY, '
And avers' seeded of dimmed St' s'
from disordered
PER, KIbNET!'$, BTO1'000.
SOULS OR
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_r1 largest stock of woolens in town to choose from. Give us C
Pa call. The prices will interest you. . r_
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�, so a u ine o en's urnis ings at ow prices.
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G T. Leslie's Old Stand, Wingham.
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I have no time just now to compose an ad., but
if you want a PIANO, ORGAN, SEWING MACH-
INE, WASHING MACHINE, WRINGER, BIND-
ER, MOWER, SEED DRILL 'or anything in the
implement line. Remember I am ahead of all
opposition with the largest and best assorted
stock of the best goods in the west. I keep re-
pairs by the ton for all leading plows.
Office and warerooms opposite P. O.
T• 9r reO b
Agent for Farm Implements.
P. S. -Have' 13 yellers experience in the business.
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Is a Business or Shorthand Course in the
FOREST CITY BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND COLLEGE, London, On,
New and elegant aportments are being prepared for us in the now Y. M. C. A.
building. The whole of the third floor has been leased from the Directors for a
term of years. With increased facilities and revised and strengthened course, we
should easily maintain the reputation earned as being the Model Business Training
School of Canada. Drop us a postal for catalogue and particulars. College re-
opens September 1st.
J. W. WESTERVELT, Principal...
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