The Wingham Times, 1897-01-08, Page 5fl
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JANUARY el 1397.
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At least once a year, Stocktaking is in order in every
welt regulated business.
That's what we are aoing at tile present time Tak-
L ing down, measuring and weiabinti goods; its a big job,
' but it is part of e business and must be done. As a
natural resultc came across odds and ends, remnants
etc. hese -be cleared at interesting prices. Some
tfrilts Wwe make m,?re money by gelling below cost than by
carrying goods ovtr.
That's the case with what mantles we have left, every
garment is perfect fitting and guaranteed to give satisfa.c-
ton, Prices range like this:
$ i`J,0 Mantles for $ 3 50
6 00 " 4 50
ervous
People of ten wonder why their nerves an
eo weak; why they get tired go easily;
why they etar t at every slight but
sudden eound; why -they do not deep
naturally; why they have frequent
Ileaciltchea, indigestion and nervous
Dyspepnia
The explanation is eimple, I is found in
that impure blood wttich e cont:u-
nally feeding the nerves upon refuse
instead of the elements of strength and
vigor. In such condition opiate and
nerve compounds simply deaden and
do not cure, noocl'e Sarsaparina feeds
'the nerves pure, rich, red. blood; gives
natural sleep, perfect digestion, is the
true remedy for all nervous troublee.
7 50 1.4 500
5 50
8 00
10 00
44
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675
Lots of cold weather ahead of us yet and if
vire a mantle, let us show you what we have.
her4 do business.
CIKTIN_TNON & Co
BIrTiI-
you re -
We
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are
school supplies of all kinds, from a.slate pencil up; every
thing that is required by school children.
e7rvcr7r,vcecrevxceemrsec•Inwarxecr*......Ips
W out a doubt we have the nnost stock of
ancy Goods we have ever opened. out.
Ingenious Toys for children.
"Dandy" and "Stunning" presents for the youths
and maidens.
Beautiful and Costly (or inexpensive if desirable) sou_
vineirs for the gents and ladies.
Good Books for the 'Aged..
Fancy Cards galore. . • •
Stacks of Books and an abundance of everything.
Goods, Toilet Sets, Albums, Pictures,
Magazines, Books and. Stationery.
**t Fine Cups, Sa,ucers And Plates, each having a
picture of the Public School on it.
An extra fine selection of Dolls, all sizes. The
are beautiful, just see them.
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The Popular Book Store.
Wi'GRELER STOREZth Annual Convenno
aft the North End.
• Having opened up busin 'th
a full line of ‘: • .
gROCER.,IES
ol:)Pogrto the Te4itti Park. 1 wish to
intrnatcJbakil.$e11 goods
at lonfpriee.s, 1 intend
do business on
a thoroughly
CASH BASIS
and. good customers will not have
Blake up for other inaple's
bad debts.
OF TIU'-
D ai ryrn e n 's Association
of Western Ontario
will be *held in the
STRATFORD OPERA HOUSE,
BRANTFORD,' ONT.,
Sarsaparilla
Is the One True Blood Purifier. $1. per bottle.
Prepared only by C. X. /leo d & Co.. Lowell, MasL
cure Liver Ills; easy to
Itiood`s Pills take, easy to opar4tte. We.
N•TICE.
Wingbam is already. noted for
merchants who sell their goodsat
scarcely a living profit, Drygoods
are cut .every day, so also are boots
and shoes, crockery is smashed, and
strong constitutions are wrecked by
the strife after gold.
The constitutional earl be rectified
by using
Gorden & Co's. Little 'Dandelion
Pills for the Liver and
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!lethal Bitters for Headaohss
sour Stomach DySpepsia.
lieatlifield's Healing B&s9,m ir
that. Bad Cough and pain.
- in the chest.
Following this up with Gordon &
Co's. Cream of Tartar„ Baking
Powder at 20e. per pound, which
makes light pastry, and if this den't
make a clean. jOb of it, ask t see
their 10 cent Sponges- and 5 cent
Soaps, the greatest value offered.
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CEntral Restaurant
has been opcned in
IVRICenzie's Block,
(opposite the Presbyterian Church)
A FUll Una of Confectionery
Figs and Nuts kept in stook.
FRUIT'S s
Ofa
eallsl-cl,d as,itrlitahnecIr
0 YSTERS
in bulk or served to tas-
i1 1iour ho $ 53,
3AS. MoALPINE,
onnuat. AESTAtIRANT.
EVY MAVHL 1110P,
MR. _TORN Mtf RRANT
has opened, out t new machine
Tshop, thoroughly equipped
with a
-OX Newt:fat:ft of tilachim y
tdiudirg an iron Planer.
Lathes etc. and is now prepar-
ed to do a general line of re-
pairing. Engine and Mill
Machinery repairing and pipe
fitting a specilty.
All kinds of shafting, gear-
ing, iron and wooden pul!eys,
brass and iron casting i• sup-
plied on shortest notice.
GLENANN.A.11. i Death Of Thomas XeCiTeevr.
James Wallace has iuoved with ' The death of Thomas McGreevy
his wife and family into a house on ex111. P., removes from the arena a
Mr. Gilbert Stephen's farm, 1a man who had a chequered career
Mies Millie Small, after spending:For many years, he was M. P. for
her Christmas holidays with her , Quebec. West, a nd treasurer of the Con- Remember this.
parents, returned to bet place. Iservative party in Quebec, Provinee. 4 works. Get It
One of our thrifty farmers made aiWhite in that cuPtwitY, "a through lc if isHoutils
11' CONDITM:4
hastytuove last week.: he considered ; the incompetence, or worse, of the
it easier than to pay rent. Ministers the limn of whiehMeGreeyy
miss Bella McBeth of Brueefield, 'was the bead, was allowed to expluit,
is visiting her uncle Mr. T Gilmour. the BoruiPion treasury to the tune
„Tames Gurimir, after spending his of hundred of thousands of dolled's.
Christmas holidays with , friends in When lion. Mr. Parte discovered the
Stanley returned borne last Satur. raseauttes and. demanded the punish -
Ment of those gailty, McGreevy and
day.
Mr. John Mitchell of Manitoba, his partner were made scapegoats
formerly.of Turnherry iat present though it was proven that all or al
e
visiting his friends and relatives in most all the money went into the Con -
this neighborhood. Servativeeleetion funds. " The great-
er criminals escaped then, but they
have since ' been punished by de-
privation of office. For causing this
he has since been helct in detestation
by the beneficiaries.
TURNBERRY,
Whilst the year 1896 wasfast
passing away, about 50 guests as-
sembled at the residence of Mr, D,
Gernmill, as a farewell Visit to. Mr.
Thos. Bremner, who is shortly Iwo,
ing the neighborhood for Toronto.
The company the greater portion -of
which were young pe.ople, ,Atuused
themselves at several ganies, and
vocal and instrumeotal music. In
the eourse of the evening an address
31..11F.V.A.LE.
On Tuesday evening of last week
Miss Annie Men tardy attended prayer
•meeting in the Presbyterian church.
The Mght was damp and she naught
a cold which developed. into pneu-
monia, and. in spite of all that tender.
- nursing and medical skill could. do
was presented to Mr. Bremner, and for he; he died on Saturday after -
read by Miss Mary Hooey, Of which
noon, ,• Alai sympathy is felt for
the fullOwing is a copy. •
annms.her bereaved relatives, and especi-
• I ally for • her heart -broken motber
To Mr. Thomas E., Bremner. I who is in -feeble .health, Miss Me-'
Dear Friend,- • Hardy had suffered very much th
We the members ohnon-
the fall, from a severe type of throat
f te
1,ary Congregational ehurch, very :trouble, which bad no doubt weaken-
nnioh regret that you are about ed her constitution, and when pneu-
dopart from amongst us for a time, r.tnuniaset its she was unable to with.
Aithooeit we are very sorry to loose stand it. MisMeHardy was res.
von, still were are pleased to kllow : Peeled bY Ali who knew ber and
'hat von are ening were ypu rnavIliad many friends. A large number
prepare yourself to make your lite of •faiends and rtkttivet attended the
still more useful., You have grown 'faneral on Tuesday afternoon to
nu amongst us, and by your 'kind, show their respect for the dead . and
agreeable, 'sociable,. and obliging their Vali-lathy with the living.
companionship, you have, won the A -tithe Pre:pi% teriantt, in. BlueVale
e4teem and friendship of every one have no statimied .minister, Rev, D.
Perrie of Winp,•ham had charge,of
the funeral services.
We arepleased to know that ' Miss
Annie Same is recovering from her
dangerous illness..
Mr. R. L. Stewart, mathematical
master in Alexandria high school,
returned to his duties last Friday,
with whom yuu have become an-
quainted. As a little token of es.
[Tem for you and your valuable
ervices as organist, we beg leave to
present to you this gold. watch and
'lard. We hope they will serve to
,"111 to your mind, the many sweet
nod happy thoughts connected • with
to hillt119, E, 21, 1197
Farm Produce Taken as Cash"
Presh BUTTER, EGOS, Pure LIVAD
alvroa en hand.
COAL OIL, LAMPS 'ETC.
WM. "411ila.
Growl". Wingba
rth'eileal addresses by praetietti
Mai 'n every planted sueeeisfill
&them.
or official programme giving foil
particulars address:
lirlifrATO.Setirtary,
861 Ifehmend St., Center ntAilding
London, Ont. vaetory. .
.i01111 "OD BAY.
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Button & Pedant
Sw bow hi
pound of
L VJiilDER,
-.1.
does it wel
;ii l, or DU get
1 costs 25e., does its work andil
your money' bat*.
4-1
,1,01,0010100,1,
Anything else we teetanmenddrr'l
riearries witti it the saute guar -BI
tantee. We want year trade,gil
your permanent trade and. witb
!jit your .coeficlence
rtg
CHISHOLMS Dial SORE4
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WINellAff, ONT. ;LIA'q
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..•ft,etet,i For leorty Dyts.
St, Thomas, ---A remarkable case
is being treated h> 0 leen! physician.
A man, 06 years cf" titre. who la,
subjected to fits bf men,01 ahheratiOna
has abstained from P cd fr. 40 days„.
being a vietirn ef the denoion that;
he had been divinely ord. T ed to fast .
he received wild to partake
again of food. He a otaatneed yes-.
terday ttat bis long fast was to encl.:
to -day. He is still in gotal health,
Live Steck ktu...h.t,,
• East Buffalo, N. Y:,Jannary 4. -
Cattle -66 cars through, 125 cars ort* -7-'-• -
sale; market steady; best heavy •
steers, $4.75, ® ; gore! to ChOiCe
shippers $4,40 :El. $4,65; light butch-
ers to good handy filed( in steers,
$3.95 Ca) 4.35 q.t.) 41.40; good to extra
fat heifers, $.75 Ofe P4.175 ; fair to
good butchers' bull, .$215-- ® 3.35.
good -smokers, $3.25 (4!3.50; feeders
13 60 Cu 3.85; veala active; tops, $7
@ $7.50: others, $t 50
Hogs -29 • ears through; 103 oars
at sale; market••active and higher
good to choice YOrkn. P8.70 ®
$3.75; light, tt3.80
oar associations, We hope too tan,'
after spending Christmas with his a 75 ;
$3,55 ® $3.65-; mediunts, $3.50
$3.90; Inixrd packers,
parents and. relatives..
you may (-ontinue to be as pat haw
ben, tisSfill to those around you and Mr. Nor
man Farquharson of @ PB•55 ; behvYt 2350; rotlszils. 83
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.8102i0n;•gstage, l'0312;2 - 5 -c' -::L.12 75.
eciosed
Mr. and. Mrs. Christopher
t" Yourself, and nnWwe sy- fare. Wingbain, .,ttended the funeral of ®
well, the paryer t,f (etch one ot Miss Annie dellardy, on
Tuesday. barely steady, t tit an eat,ier
groon ve came to Bluevale, from Mni-
114'c'rrieablIga °t 1 )tdi.ilureisntelt:tt‘t1:: el. if 1.11sit:i 1,;,4°ft jaestt pai: 1e
Hogs closes
the fact that late Chit:Ago tlospatehes
reported the warkc.-'; tlie,,-; weal< and.
lower. Sheep and lan.ns-50 cars
or. sale, Mein; hoz s; st co . , 4 0,nadas
14th at 1.30 p. in. at the as compared with i 3.1 eos a• week
lose of the meeting a large dividend ago. Eastern that ;s.t111,4 ttA-te up 25e,
will be paid to the patrons. with only 35 ears al-. ti.0.14 Jersey
The box social under the auspices City and Sixtleto Slat .e. New York.
of EboneZer ela* held in the house Valtles here uel e ii.re :::: :10 higher
or Nir, Edward Buman. of Morris on than Sa.turday for troo.1 to choice
Tnesclay night was a very fanny with °thee glatto: abuitt I 5e better
airah to 1. ust people especially to than Saturday. w hilu shee.p were all
the :,.4 tug people. Mr. Bosman's of 10 te ale hotpot' than Autarchy,
large Nese was comfortably tilled Very 00(1 choice bon hs si 'III a t
and if the weather had been fine it ® 5.40 ; fancy at $5.50; late to, gond;
would have been untomfortably $5 e." $5,15; good tu eboiee
filled. Mr. and Mrs Boman and fami- weight wethers sold at et o
1ywee v y kind and every one was fair to ch&ce mixed, :',:12.1.5 (i,4
ct
grateful t hem for the good time export ewes and %%ethers, 1,,4
they onAteli. When the boxes WOO. Canatlit lanbs-The
were tLelling the girls looked wistfully
at the door to see what kind of
partnerthey would get. When the
partner eo fi:axed it was mins t9
watett thv.a.preiont on the girls
faces dome girls Jaws would fall with
dissapointment seine would turn very heavy lambs, 'NW*,
red and some would have looked qaoted at $5.10 -to.
pleased, however every body made Veit receipts and hi
the best of this bargain and latighed bring an over aim
enough to keep fat for a, long time and prices int1.e, 1+4
short programme was given
gave the crewd an excellent or).
portunity to talk and laugh .sonm
which was very muell enjoyed a8 it
Wiwi Mr. and Mrs. Duoglas
Fraser were driving to ehurch last
Sunday the whilfletree broke at the
13. hill and the horse trotted on and
left thent sitting in the buggy.
When the horse got to the Church
shed, Mr. Jame Elliott led it back
to the buggy and the Fritters contin-
ued their journty.
Mrs, Win. Messer teeeiVed word
on Tuesday that her brother Mr.
. MeAllister of BOISSeValti Manitoba
*was dangerously Ill with pneumonia.
iod ;,:. w rtiyott till wo -meet :whin ; toba ,their wedding tour, and axe
fly bia comeit guide uphold you; visiting at Mr. Kirswel of Turnberry
With his Wert securely fold you :
w!th (.,11 till we wet „wilt) ;,1 and also at Mr. John Musgrove's.
The Bluoyale Cheese Company
Signed. will hold their annual ineetino. in the
Mary A. Hooey
Wm. Gemmill
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And. Longley
• John Hooey.
Turnberry, -Dee. 30th, 1890:
\r,.. 13remiter in I.( ptving Baal that
be felt quite unequal to the task
of expresing. his feelings of surprise
and.. pleasure, regarding the beauti-
ful gift so 1.5enerously tendered. He
felt that his services bad been. over-
rated, what he had done was done
with a sense of duty, and not with
a hope of reward, and that du V had
been also a source of peasare
ncl. ofprofit to him, and he would
always remember with pleasare the
ones with whom he had been aSu-
elated in the their and -church work.
This handsome present would PO)
maiincier to him of many a pleasant
IWO 4,c,nt in their vont pa a y .
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• Which would. you rather
trust? An old, true friend of
twenty years, or a stranger?
You-, may have little health
left. Will you risk it with
a stranger? If you have a
cough, are losing flesh, if
• weak and pal, if consump-
tion stares you. in the fac,
lean on Scott's tmulsion.
It ha been a friend to thou-
sands for more than twenty
• eara. They trust it and
you ean• trust it,
Let us send you a book
telling you all about it.
Free for the asking.
iCtarT 40%IltNe Iletlevale, Oat,
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Foresters' hall on Thdrsday January
0;
„to
of six ears was C:411 f tit
tbe prevailing ad ve nce ; got (1 '0
ehoiee brought i; 5.30
The ttne 'al't).
.)1.d host 11sitiat- 10 to $,5.20;
gnerally, $5.10 tti e5 15; good
tal wethers
5. Today's ,
fitted may
ef stok,
ue.yr
Montreal, Jan. 4.- (Merinos at tos
day's cattle inarke 500 tattle, 25t)
Oleo and ianth i:1 ea I N. cs. Trado,
was dull. 1k4.% 1. 4.*er eompared
with it, Week mg( k • it 1313 ge steers.
sold for 31c to 8;c, 4ta ti si iiatebers
stnek at 1.1,, 1kt 1.4% t rice.,•
Pretty good stOttk 44 id ;I' t, 416,
per ib. eornmen, l. 7 ye 2
Three extra eahes lor
others sold front , 2 to
sheep, 21e to 3e itor t 4, 44
e, Ifogs, 4.1t31)..
Liberals ot .., .‘Arr, lerreo
ottt a warrant; fel t
Anderson, ott tt .
dopnty
Mr. Gladstone celebrated We IltAllet.1t0X-es lot thy
oig,tpseventh birthdo at Iwar& John Mxie1noth4 at*
Don &Won. t
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