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THE WINGHAAI TIMES DECEMBER 4, 1896.
itised
X Thursday Premier '7"urner, only � Y by its merits, and accept-
PE RFUJ 'IL+ BOTTLES
ALL SIZES AND SHAPES.
COLIN A. CAMPBELL
DR1TGGIST.
2 Doors S. of P. 0.
of its well -
of British Columbia was informed able to .every one because
told tales and prettily made pictures
that two British Colunbittns were For several years it used English
wrongfully imprisoned in Cuba French and German supplements,
ty two
F±,IDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1896.
under sentence, tellce . of death The Pre- but for the past two years it has ex-
mier at once communicated with F. celled all previous attempts by issu-
t; ti ernon, the British Consular Agent ing W11130nse reproductions of his -
General at London and Lieut. Gov- torical painting., original and Caned-
ernor 1)c:wdney cabled to the Score- fan,
This year the Battle of Quecnston
tart' of State asking him to look into
the ease. In less than eighteen hoursHeights is the subject, a picture
nearly three feet long by two feet
wide, painted by a 'Canadian artist
and reproduced by Canadian pro-
cesses in fourteen colors. The sur-
roundings of the battle are, the
mountain up Which the volun-
teers endeavored to climb, the his-
toric gorge of Niagara, the blue dis-
tances which stretch through New
York State and the mists which rise
replies were received stating that the
necessary steps had been taken for
the protection of these British sub-
jects and for all British residents in
Cuba. In times of necessity it does
not take John Bull long to move.
Tun Manitoba School Question
dies hard. A few of the Conservative
papers in Ontario try still to keep
life in it. ,among these is the News
Record, a very respectable journal
in general, but having gone in for
coercion at the last election it scarce-
ly knows just how to get itself out of
the woods, and it is apparently
howling in the hope that some
one will come to its assis-
tance. It is now seriously agitated
over the dual language, to be taught
in certain schools in Manitoba.
What plan would the News -Record
adopt for schools in sections where
children cannot speak the English ?
Would it be reasonable to compel
EDITORIAL NOTES.
MAYOR Sht<tRT of Brandon is re -
ported to have been offered the
appointment of Deputy -Minister of
the Interior by Mr. Sifton.
THE report is given out that
;speaker Edgar will be the next
Lieut, -Governor of Ontario. Lieut.-
Gov.
ieut:Gov. Kirkpatrick's term expires in
May.
Hoy* SENATOR MCCLELAN will be
sworn in as Lieut. -Governor of New -
,4 Brunswick and Mr. George King
will be appointed to the vacancy in
the Senate.
Hox. Mr. Paterson opened. the
, bye -election campaign for the
Liberals with a rousing meeting in
the town Hall, Cornwall, on Satur-
day night.
A CObt}IISSION has been appointed
to look into the complaints laid
against postmaster Farrow of
Brussels. It will meet on the 15th
inst.
THE latest development in crank-
ology is supplied by a man in Chi -
ago who drank an ounce of lauda-
MARKET REPORTS.
WINOTI A3X.
Wingham, December 3rd, 1800.
Corrected by P. Deans, Produce Dealer.
Flour per 100 lbs 2 30 to 2 40
Fall Wheat
Spring Wheat
Oats, new, ,
Barley
Peas
082 to 083
005 to 0 00
018'to020
020 to 0 30
030to040
Butter ............0 1
Eggs per dozen 0 12 to 0 13
Wood per cord.... . , ... 1 25 to 1 60
Ray per ton, ') 00 to10 00
Potatoes, per bushel,0 20 to 0 25
0 4to0 4
0 2to0 3
0 20t 026
040 to 050
0 4to0 5
Tallow, per lb
Dried Apples, per lb
Chickens
Ducks
Geese
Turkeys ..... . ....... . .... 0 7 to 0 8
Dressed Hogs ..,. 4 50 to 4 00
Wool 19 to 23
DO YOU WANT TO BORROW?
It is easy tapas' b1I a Loan on our plan as it is to
fl'Qlll the whirl of the rapids. In the I pat, rent, A:500loan costs ,•60 per month,.
fore ground General Brock is dying, nth. r suns lntpropor'tiod, in ernetof'paYmient supported bp by his lieutenants. The ea to eight years. First urortgage improved prop.
Regulars are charging past him, the
Indians are skirmishing through the
rocks and trees to the right, and
arty only.
Ask 'for prospectus.
A. L. SAIT1I, Anr:a'r.
Mho Equitable :iavings Loan & Building Aso.'
Canada's hero with his sword aloft MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
cries out, 'Push on York Volunteers.' I
The picture excites the strange
emotion which contains so much of
patriotism, that one scarcely knows
whether to choke up with coming
tears, or to shout with enthusiasm.
The story of the war is written by
• Denison in so vivid a
style, that one can almost 'hear the
George Taylor
children to remain in ignorance I shouting of the charging brigades.
until they mastered a foreign long- i Saturday Night's Christmas Number
gunge? Surely the News -Record is I this year is the handsomest and most
not serious in advocating such a worthy production of Canadian art, I
cause. � and should be sent by everyone to
I absent friends, who live afar but
whose hearts have not grown cold
THE ONTARIO FARMERS. when the name of Canada is men -
The lost report of the Ontario , tioned. For sending to absent or
Bureau of Industries shows that the I loved ones in the Old Country, where
I they know so little of our history, it
lessening of the value of farm lands is the brightest and most thrilling
which began in that province solpe Canadian souvenir ever provided.
years ago, still continues. The total It can be found at all newsdealers'
value of farm land in Ontario was price 50 cents, or mailed directly
put at 6654,793,000 in 1883, but bad from the office of publication at the
sunk to $602,664,000 by 1893. The same rate. It may be added that
next year saw it decline by fifteen the book is crowded with stories and
millions more, while 1895 carried it illustrations—one story being con -
down to $572,938,000. The value of tributed by the Marquis of Lorne,
farm buildings on the other hand has ex,Gt,vernor-General of Canada.
increased. springing from $163,030.-? ___ __-----
000 in 1883 to $200,189,000 in 1893
and 6204,148,000 in 1895. Both
num and then deseribed the symp - farm wages and farm rentals have A reward of �f10 will lir
given by the public School
toms as long as he was able to write. This h 'table
the inevitable
COUNCIL
The Council of the Corporation of the County of
Boron will meet in the Connell Chamber, in the
Town of Coderich, on the first Wednesday of De-
cember next, at 3 o'clock p. n . LASE, Co, Clerk.
Dated Nov.11, 1300.
$10 REWARD.
re personany that
Also fallen. lhls 1S
Board oft ---- -- of Wingham ,
result of the fall in the p••ice of will give such information as would lead to the
concirtimr of the party or parties that broke the 2nd.
HF. pay roll for miners employed 1 wheat which, in turn, was caused windows at the school otTMonday evening,
'govern -
,
BELL, Chairman,
her
at Roesland is now over 65,000 a by the bringing of new wheat, _ -
day. This shows the benefit of; districts into competition. Yet'
good paying mines, such as we have
In Ontario and British Columbia. tf'mperaly, a great industry like that whether the present lift to wheat
STRAYED.
will be partially permanent or wholly ,
t Into the premises of the undersigned, lot 2i, con,
'9, west Nawanoxh, on er about the tiretof Septen,•
QUEBEC Liberals are organizing of fllrnling will not continue on an her, 2otaxlpton property AnOwner,"tall ty scone esr hesnmo
for the Provincial elections, which unprofitable basis. And it is our , is 1L A.DEBsug
business in Canada, whose hope it , St. Augustine.
must came off in the next three is,to do what may be done to
months. Hon. Mr. Ives, a member promptly improve the condition of '
of the late Government at Ottawa, our own farmers.
counsels the Conservatives to carry �.
the Manitoba school question into THRILLING PICTURE.
the campaign. The Canadian patriotism can be
WHATEVER may be thought of the relied upon to support those whose
-weeding out of the civil service now efforts are directed to the stirring up
being carried on by the Government
it is exceedingly desirable that It
should be completed and the
patronage it enables the Ministers
to exercise distributed, before Par
liament proceeds to the serious work
of legislation.—Tornoto Star.
J CRERAR, Q. C., of Hamilton,
Ont., has been appointed Commis-
sioner to enquire into the circum-
stances which resulted in the election
of a member to represent the
electoral district of Algoma in the
Buse of Commons of Canada being
held on the 30th day of June, 1890,
instead of on the 23rdday of June,
1890.
•
of memories of our glorious past, and e
hopes for a magnificent future
which is possible for us, is proven by I
the success of ,t publication that for ,
the past ten years has been growing j
into the good graces of Canadians. `
Toronto S�attirday Night has al-
ways issued a Christmas Number,1
little heralded by the press, advcr•
EOR SALE OR RENT.
FARM of 90 acres, Kinloss township, Bruce Co.,
79 acres cleared; stream of spring water, two good
wells; new wiod•,uill, good house, large bank barn,
good stables; two acro hearing orchard, 2 miles from
Whitechurch station, 4 from Lucknow; an excellent
opportunity for doivg a profitable dairy business.
Apply to Mrs A. Stewart, Lucknow, II, A. Stewart
St, Thomas or A. 0. Stewart, Te„ swater,
A nrnm ARY, the highest on record,
has just been cofnmitted. in Paris.
The thief worked his way up the
Eiffel tower, and broke open the
safes of the theatre and restaurant
there. t;nfortunately for himself he
also managed to open the room
where the liquors were kept, got
drunk, and fall asleep, where he
was found in the morning.
GtsmtAL satisfaction is expressed
the neighborhood of Shoebottom's
°tossing, near St. Malys, that
ral Mianatger Hays has given
4ions that an automatic electric
be established at the place, as
ution against danger by passing
tlsi. At this crossing Mr. and
;ayes were kllledia few weeks
FARM FOR SALE.
Beinglot 19, and east halt of 18 town-
ship of Turnberry, two and
a quarter
miles from Wingham, and containing 150
acres, 110 acres cleared, in a good state
of cultivation, good bank barn, frame
house, two good wells. For further
particulars apply to
Drawer 277, Wingham.
-WHAT 18 MORE BEAUTIFUL
on a woman or man than a
fine head of hair.
—REmM11EI3--
PHOS, DORENYIEND
will be at the at
Brunswick Hotol, WinEhani
—ON—
WEDNESDAYI .DECEMBED 9th, 1896.
with beautiful Wigs, Toupies, Bangs, Switches and other styles of hair goods
Al T13It.
.ADIES }i.,liI) GENTLEIIXEN
Who hart their hair or who are bald
should take advantage otthis visit, the
last for the winter. Those who placed
their or tors last visit will oblige the Pro-
fessor by being prompt to hale their
articles properlp titted, am his stay is
limited to one day.
IIEFORE.
DAMN DRY
EVERY DAY.
Rubbers and Socks,
Rubber: Boots,
Felt Boots,
Overshoes,
Cardigans,
Leggings,
Overgaiters,
Felt Slippers,
Laplanders,
Greenlanders,
Blizzards,
Ladies' Fine Shoes,
Gents.' Fine Shoes, ,.
School Boots, --
Trunks,
Valises.
GROCERIES.
AS CHEAP AS EVER
Great Value in
Fine Teas,
Raisins,.
Currants,
Peels,
Spices,
Sugars, &e.
GEO. GOOD,
OING OOT flF BUSINESS
The big 115
JOHN RUETTEL & SONS AIM
CLEARINGSALE STILL CONTINUES.
In order to close up our business in Winghain before the ist of
March our whole stock must be sacrificed at slaughter prices.
OVER'COTS WORTH ?)(0',T$180 o0
Men's Boys' and Children's
• D MADE SUITS MUST GO
Suits worth $8 for $6, worth $12 for $9, worth $13 for $11.
BOYS' SUITS IN PROPORTION.
Everythillg must
Hats, Caps, Shirts, Gloves, Neckties, Undrc1othing
at a Sacrifice.
OUR CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER MUST FIT OR H0 SALE..
WORKMANSHIP THE VERY BEST.
Our t1 0 SUITSXTS �k.R WORLD
COME AND SEE US AND SAVE MONEY.
Dealer in Shoes and Groceries.
Wing1uun. - Ont.
M. PATTERSON
THE DORENWEND COMPANY, LTD., TORONTO.
Seaferfll, Queen's I.iotel, Tuesday, December 8th.
The Leading Jeweller has
the largest and new-
est stock of
novelties in
JEWELRY
and
JOHN RUETTEL SONS,
Macdonald Block, Wingham.
THS GREAT
BARGAIN r AY
CLEARING SALE.
MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURS-
.
DAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
SILVERWARE
in 'Wingham. Having the ]arg-
ent Repairing trade in this
section of the country, we
c In affbr.1 tp sel cheapertha n
others who have a small re-
pairing trade.
M. PATTERSON,
•11gAVELER.
Directly opposite Bank of
Hamilton.
WINGHAM W w ONT.
STILL CONTINUES
and will continue until the whole stock is cleared out.
We are highly gratified at the success attending our efforts in this direct-
ion; the great consuming mass of this country are not slow to distinguish
between a fake and a genuine sale, prices tell every time. Another consign-
ment to hand of goods bought for less than
50c.
= on the = $1
We would ask as a favor from our customers, at least all who can make it
convenient, to do their shopping early in the day, in this way we can serve
you better in the afternoon, we are so muck crowded that we are not able
to give you that attention we would. like.
15 pieces Dress Goods were 1525 now15
10
0
15" a" 35 " 20
8a ,, 68 " 45
5 „ or " -' 60 " 40
4 "
Tweeds " 50e on the $,�1
5Oc " " ' 1 Mantle Goods 50c " 61
Ready Made Mantles J0c <<$1
Shoes
12 Storm Collars 500 " " $1
8 Fur Sets • 50e
50e ,r II `'$1
xa Handkerchiefs at less than
cost and a great many more
articles we have no room to
mention. Everything goes all.
along the line. Call early and
get very special bargains.
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MACDONALD BLOCK.
WINGHAM. .
ri" 1(1131/110
from now until
January 1st, 1898 for $1 00,
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