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DRUGGIST.
ACT. G. N. W. TELEGRAPH CO
op. Brunswick House.
Wingham, - - Ont
dingljain Churl
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1896.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
As far as the School question is
concerned, the mission of Mr.
Laurier's friend to Rome has nothing
whatever to do with it. The Lynes-
ton was practically settled long ago
and to the satisfaction of all those
who opposed the coercion of Mani-
toba. This being the ease, if there
was a particle of sincerity M the cry
of those who favored the remedial
bill, they would now drop the discus- h
sion of religious and sectarian topics t
and try to keep had blood out: of our tr
politios.—Toronto Star. d
c
JIM WIN GRAM TIMES., SEPTEMBER a, 1.896.
HOWICK. speaker, and has done ye(
1/ This week as Mr. John liooeyk'the service f°1‘ the "'era' party il
well knewn horse buyer, was agstit- the campaigns in this .county during
ingtv of his men logging, on ; the hist thirty-five years. He pos.
his farm, the log to which the chain sesses all the qualifications ef a good.
yegistrar, and the prevailing re
was attached suddenly and unfore-
is that from among the num
seen by him bourahsi round stt ikiner
good applicants the Govern
hint heavily on the heol rd:' the right
mild nut have made a, better t.d
foot and breaking one ot the small
bones; he is getting on favorably .1!•-rlr',"--,--"'"-s7s7••,_
but the accident will. necesearily con-
fine pini to his home for some week.4"
Threshing is rapidly drawing to a A acre farm o rent, well watbred
close in this neighborhood with fay. and tiestadass bui dings. Apply to box
°ratite results in respecting peas, 125, wiDgbutni Ot t"
oats, and barley, but a very small
crop both of fall and sprine• wheat,
whilst turnips will yield an abund- If your Husband or Soh is addicted to
nnan MARRET REPORTS,
mamma.
all
1,1,r Ingham, September 17th, 1896.
Corrected by P. Deans, Produce Dealer.
Flour per 100 lbe 1 60 to 1 75
Fall Wheat 0 60 to 0 60
Spring Wheat 0 60 to 0 61
Oing Oso, new,— . ... . , . .. ...„ 0 15 to 0 10
erOI1S Oats, old, . 0 16 to 0 18
ment, Barley to 35
,„.„„„t,„„ 11).1eglistst)pr'e.; a 0. 2.0.11...,.. ... : : . . . . *...//000 1,1too,(q38,31
MICE), B
Wood per cord..., .,.. j1 25 to 1 50
Hay per to, new ..... —0 00 told 00
Potatoes, per bushel, old— — 0 25 to 0 60
TPaoltlitot%evep,eprelrbbnebel, new 0 25 to 0 30
Dried Apples, per lb 0 4 to 0 4
0 2 to 0 2
Chickens 0 20 to 0 25.
Ducks 0 40 to 0 60
Getse
'Purkeys„ . , 00 75 ttoo 00 85
Dressed Hogs
Wool 4 75 to 4 80
10 to 23
FARM O RET.
DOE,8- Your LIatbanti. or Son Drink,
alit crop,
the use of Liquor, Morphine or Toliacco,
p0 rc.hoso of your druggist a bottle of
1•1,ti 1? AVE. Hill's Chloride of Gold Tablets. They
are guarinneed to cure or money will be
Mr W. Scott, of Lwas angside,refunded. Tablets way bo given e•eiret-
in town on Sunday. ly hl tea or coffee and the free hro of
t,esite a number attended the stinommts allowed until voluntarily
Western Fair at London last week, elven up. Price 01.00 per packaue.
your druggist does not keep them. send
Luna, Ohio. Boait of panic:v.:1re and
testimonials freo.
Dr. MeAshrIt% a neat fence ,brect tel the Ohio Ohonnoul 1A. (irks
built in front of his residence.
Mrs, W. Nichol, who bas been
seriously ill fur some time is recover-
ing.
The East Wawanosh Fall Show
which is being held here promises to
excel anything heretofore.
A rattling business is being done
here in too apple barrel line.
lir. Ii. J. 1Zussel, of Toronto, is
visiting under the parental roof.
Mr. H. Morris, of Goderieb, was
in town on Monday.
Commercial travellers are plenti-
ful in town these days.
Joseph Bowman ,,,h5st a valuable
eavy draught Mare on Tuesday
twilling of last week. She was
aind lying just inside the stable
oor, having broken her halter. The
ause of death cannot be discovered,
but there is strong evidence of PniTainet.VatileZiteni'lan Cat!': will h1he)31
poison. 1881).
by His Honor the Jtnige of the County Center I
County of Huron. at the Town. II•411, Meths tc411
;'16St a four- the Eight Day of October 1330, at 'TO o'clo-ok in- the
Richard Arnistrong
vcar old horse on Sunday morning. f3ira7;T:oi eic•>,e4ilra'AntrO:,ns1717
the Voter' 1 st o(
New oats supposed to have been the the Municipality of Whwitant for MO
Ail persons having business atthe Court are re-
quired to attend at the said time and phtom
J. 11.11?Sti.GUSON,
Clerk of the Metflicipality ot Windtam.
Dated this 24th day of September 1800.
THE Opposition press is absolutely
appalled by the rumor that a pries;
friendly to Mr. Laurier, has gone to
Rome with the intention of asking
the Pope to silence the ecclesiastics
who have been so eager to accomplish
the political ruin of the present Gov,
ernment. When this whole country'
was being handed over to the
hierarchy by Sir Charles Tupper
and his friends, when the National
schools of Manitoba, were in imminent
danger, when mandernents and
clerical coercion were being used as
if such things were a legitimate
portion of our system of government,
there was no pretest olfered.
ALL this pretense 'made . the
last Government about having kept
the civil service free from the spoils
system is hypocrisy and a shallow
pretense. Favoritism, abuse x; of
promotions, utilization of civil ser-
vants to do party work, has been as
Much a part of the last Government's
program as 'he culketion of taxes.
The present eiovernment will be in
a o.Oflditiori of perpetual enbarsasi-
nem if they permit their predeces-
sors to put on all those airs of
righteousness and political sanetitv
. • 1.0
and insist that rules and reaulations
which were more conspicuous in the 185
breach thPn in the observ•ance, must or)o
now be rigorous137 applied in every
• hav
instance,
- and
AU
Three dwell)
the estate of Al
39 Minnie stre
street west, lot 10
Also at the same ti
very desirable two
433 on the west
The sale will tI
Hotel in the t
urday, Sept
of two p.
time of s.
PETER
TION SA
houses
r. Forg'
east,
to
0.
EA8(S, 5. Yot.
Auctioneer. Ren
0
o pia
n of \
ter 20113,
Conditions
eiongina to
deeeapecl, lot
at 2 aneenhine
ria street north,
will bo sold that
tory residence, lot
Leopold street.
at the Queen's
nuhain on Sat, -
890 et tho hour
lade known at
Estate At.
COURT OF REVISIIN
01? THE
VOTERS' LISTS
or THE
TOWN' of •WINGFIA.111.
cause.
'One night last week burglars
entered the residence of Thos. Gar-
ness, an old bachelor, on the tho 3rd
iine7,11Ind living alone, and after tying TOWN OF WINGHAM TIM
him in bed ransacked the house and
got *380 for their trouble. They left
Mr. Garness tied and he was found
shout. noon next; day hy a neighbor
who happened. -to call
John Budd, 3rd line, still
lying very low with very little hope
of her recovery,,,A wonderful strong n .1o,ephjilerstreet between John antl 1"ttrick.-
constitution is all that has kept her streets ineluding Said John ann Patrice streets nod
111) 80 1011Z. to assent the fatal costs thereof iipoci the property
abutting thereon anti tulle bereetbtod thereby except.
Mrs. Thos. Bone and Miss Bessie 8110 one wait& of 't& wallt.on said J d
ri 14 streetr and front .01 OA maritct qt e ehich IC1471 OREA.
to, k the4 •paidon Fair lasts:week, escan lie benne by the municipality, andbt.i.tra state•
Richard Armstrong and wiTh also ::(4•ssl ItTa‘sati,71'i ft° n aL.'1,1edssolf1a11)1lue orn e tr3 'It. titti:"Uor sit4
spout a day Or two there. far as they can he Ascertained -from the taw., revised
t.ssessment roll now flied in the mites t.f the
Clerk of the Ntelticipulity and.is open fat htspectiun Also ful
(Alivoho..
Ihe estimated cost Of '015 Vork 31147.12 of
which 8377.83 is to be provided out of the gettoral
funds of the Mittlicinality-for constructing the pro.
posed sidewalk over Johti and Petrieh 51(0,18 and
In front of the market tquare. 'Par tile inirpose of
paying the costs et the prepose.1 sir'ewatif elehen.
imiey payable in Moen annual
payments covi rho, both
^ • -
DO YOU WA I TO BORROW?
It is ass) to pay off a Alan on our plan as it is to
pal, rent. A 3500 loan sts 87.60 per month, and
p .ys off principal an interest in elith. years;
other Ht11118 proporti 'lima of payment limit -
en to eight y+.4.408, Fit mortgage improved prop.
env only,
Ask for prospectus.
. E. SUITH,
The Equitable Savings, Loan & Building Asso.
IT PJ YS TO
CANADA OUSi
ESS COLLEGE
ClIATII NI, ONT.
Still leads all Canadiai Contemporaries in super-
ior tralrong, and /hid ug choice positions fur
graduates.
John Pierce Just pla d as Ass*, Steno. and
Book-keeper with Clutthr Manufacturing Co.
0. S. Andrees as Steno with 'et astern Oil Co'.
n mild Rapids, Afich,
Robt. Newton us Steno. with the Breoing Prose,
same City.
JOBiu Biretta as Steno,
Milling. Co., Onathan..
with Steyens, Campbell,
IT PAYS TO AT END THE BEST. $
Por Pittulogee, address,
D, Co.,
Chatham, On(
01
NEW OR
TO THE OWNERS OF- REAL PROPERTIES AIVIERIOA.
ALONG TRE WEST -SIDE OF JOSE-
PHINE Wig: EET, RETWEEN JOHN AND
PATRICK STREETS,
TANI?. NOTiCS that the Aluidelpal Council of the
Corporation of the Town 'of Win 111,11,
eral,(81lat '4r4,4110iithie sgieeAlk along the 'Ve'qt CEtE.EN D
PLYM
BIND
• .;
REF
The New Registrar.
The appointment of Mr, Alex. L.
Labson, of Wroxeter, as Registrar of
Deeds for Huron is one tltat will give
general satisfaction to tine people of
this countv, where, ho is well and
Aidely known. lir. Gibson is one of
the pioneers of the northern part of
the county, having moved into the
wiislop of ifowick„ where the
Inge of Wroxeter now stands, in
9, shortly after lands were
ned for sale by• the Crown, and
ing resided there ever since. He
his brothers developed water -
ver on the River Maitland at that
ce, by establishing flour, saw
lien and oatmeal mill. Ile has
g been a conspicuous figure in
nicipal and public; life and al -
ugh a very active Liberal has al-
's enjoyed the respect even of
tical opponents, as is shown by
having been elected Deputy
ve of the stroagly Conservative
Tow
of Howick for many years
uccession, the incorporation
ie village of Wroxeter he was
ted Reevet and filled that position
acclamation until his volun-
retirement. Ile sat in
County Council for fourteen
s consecutively, and was
rded as one of its most sagacious
JYIa.
THOM'As FTSCRE, President of
Canadian Hankers' Association, in
his annual address in Ottawa gave
po
pia
woo
Ion
expression in the following words to mu
his views on the trade question, that tho
are quiet in accord with the feeling Nvoaii
of Canadian business inen generally
—In concluding, perhaps may he I Ree
pertaitted to express the hope that an Tow
earnest effort inay be made by our I in s
new Government to improve our
trade relations with the United i by
States, as well as with the mother tary
Country. With the evidence of the the
last census before us, it is impossible! year
to believe that we can make the pro• and
ega
gress we should make and which year
our resources would warrant, by elect
obstructing free exchange with other! acci
countries, and trying to make! appo
ourselves self.dependent. Instead of bricl
recognizing. that all trade is barter, Mr.
and that large imports meari also part
large exports, the administration of was
our custom hou,e authorities would easte
often seem to indkaie that in the seven
opinion of our officials the importer obtai
of fiweign 14 l'ttle better than ' railw
disguised enemy,
or at tho sessas
bat but a questionable citizen. eduea
wincipal and interr4t and
the (1111003(35 cf palm ehts les.g.the proport ;on to
be paid by the Ithicipn ity ar-alr resaid, thud he
rai•tett he a spans! amnia 333331.'15053.i( mt the said
properti-s according to le fiontage 830 1,
A tom: t of Revision be held on w111,eHan..)
the 140 day of •eicr,.•ber 1800, at, the hunr uf 10
("clock in the forenoon 08 thoTobin ,fall in the
gait] Town of 10r the pu,spose of hearing-
roteplaints against tbe" opposed torsessments, or
aectIrAV15b t31.1 frOlitIVInS nteasytr
ip.ents, or any.
other complaints whieli periens (11108(38331 (7 Avijle,
sire tt, make and which is coguiwthre by tim
J. 13, loltlIt011.t4 N, the 1c
Dated at Wirigham this 24th day of '7}%031)'('1800.
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ONF ift,_1mg.
rea....gM446,/ ma•e..,./p•
ID.M...1WON/LMwa..Y4
Large lot of Stearn's
FINE PERFUMES
have -just arrived. Come and
try the latest odors at
CEN A1 CAMPBEL'i
valuable inembe.ra, In his last —T .14
he enjoyed the honor of being
ed TELEP
Warden of the eounty by
amation. Ile was afterwards tiONE DRUG ‘'T'Oii .
inted one of the road and
go commissioners of the county.
Gibson took a, very prominent
in the railway agitation, Which
at its height in the northern and —USE-- —
rn ort" '
the eounty in the
ties, and assisted largely in SYRUP OF TAR AND WINE
ming for the district dm good 'Y't
ay facilities which it now pos. -- FOR--
. Mr. Gibson is man of good
tion, a elear and forcible COUGHS and COLDS.
BANE'
at very 1
SMITH &
THY SEED,
UTH
R TWINE,
1.DE,
'GATORS,
4I•
1'
ItEEZERS;
The dishes weren't broken however, only the prices. We'
line a have received the first installment of Crockery and. Chilla,10r.,',..!,
fall trade and must make room for it by getting out the t&3' !.
LAM:PR stock, so come along and help us make room for,.the largest
wtil .4.1' and Choicest Stock of Staple and Fancy Crockery .ever shown
w prices. in Wingham.
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Buy your Clothing from John Ruettel &
Sons, the CHEAP AND FAMOUS CLOTHING
HOUSE IN WINGIIAM. Already our
neSS has doubled since the inhabitants of.
Wingham and surrounding country have found out that
money can be saved by buying Clothing • and Gents' FUr-
nishinp-,s 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
first-class fit, good work and cheap. John Ruettel & Sons,
Wingham, is the place to buy your
CLOTHING AND
GENTS' -FURNISHNE:13.
We defy competition. Our prices are the lowest anywhere. We give
no credit, hence we can sell you cheap. See our Boys' Summer
Coats for 5o Cts.; Our Men's $5 Suits are Worth $8; Our
Black Worsteds Suits for $i5, made up to order cannot- be
beat for $2o anywhere else. We keep nothing but the most
fashionable goods.
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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 ofthebestmaterialandarecheap. If you have
Qnoney come to John Ruettel & Syour Cloth -
do wonders.
ons and buy
ing and Gents' Furnishing. Money will
Money saved is money gained and at John Ruettel & Sons,
Wingham, you can save it.
Macdonald Block. WING RAM.
JOHN RUETTEL & SONS
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PETHICK;
I3EAVEI BLOCK,
WING'HAM,
ONT.
M. PATTERSON
Has just pu
large stock o
goods and i
offering at
away downt
est' 6.ovelties
Spe, 7,2.13 SiIvn
in a
new
now
rices
e
lat-
111
LYER':IRE
nat d—
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CAKE HIVES,
CREAM LADLES,
SALAD outs,
MEAT GliKS etc.
Buyygur wed mg
and birthday ev-
-cntg where you
tho bt
value. .
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always the best we can procure and at right prices.
The.
growing at
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is steadily
N.& FAR '0 14-1A RS IN.
°ENNA HOUSE,
u
WING
EOR --
PALL and WIN T R. WEAR
Now arriving in large qu tiIo at special
vahao
MEN'S LONG BOOTS anal,
BOYS and GIRL' WORMOL BO0TS.
TRUNKS AND VAILISAS
at wan -cis pvicra
NEW
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