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The Wingham Times, 1897-01-22, Page 5."k • • { 7 IT'S YOUR GOOD FORTUNE as mush as ours, if you are within easy reach of' this store so that you can drop in from day to day, and supply your needs We say it ie as mull your good fortune as it is ours, for while, we value your patronage, we do not value it a bit mire ttian you will value this store when you know it thorougtbly. Very likely you are already one 'f our good friends, even if you have not visited the store more than half a dozen times, for at the first visit a person usually gains a liking for doing business here. Subsequently as they grow to know the merits of this store better, they become its firm friend, Read the prices quoted below and see if they do mct make you desire to know us, if you are not already our cus- tomers. Cottonade. tt worth t' ci G ',ham Black Cashmere Gloves Check Salisbury Cloth White Table Linen TWeyr ,s for Boys' Wear ?C { .ts, Speeial Lino rsets Black Sateen Baby's Eiderdown Coats 't 160. 20 25 8 25 10 35 35 50 1 00 160. for 't t' " 't 14 It '4 t' 't 123m. 16- 20 s 15 . 257 25 40 75 1 00 MCKINNON & Co• ATE } mamegat an,d school supplies of all kinds, from a slate' pencil up; thing that is required by school children. ore 1edicinad value In s' bottle et Bona's Sans - patina than ht any other preparation. More skill is required, more care taken, more expense incurred in Its manufacture. It costs the proprietor and the dealer but it costs tins consumer loss, as be gets Ihore doses for ids money. curative power Is secured byits peculiar n I combination, proportion and process, which make it peculiar to itself. More people are employed and more span oc- cupied In its Laboratorytllan any other. More wonderful cures effected and more tes- timonials received than by any other. Moro sales and more inereaso year by year are reportea by druggists. M ore people ar taking Hood's Sarsaparilla today than any other. and more are taking today than ever before. More given wily you sltould reasons might be Moro More Sarsaparilla The One True Blood Puriiler. $1 per bottle. �a euro all Liver His and H(Co d's Pills Sick Headache. 25 cents. NOTICE \gingham is already noted for merchants who sell their goods at scarcely a living profit. Drygoccls 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 can be rectified by using Gordon & Co's. Little Dandelion' Pills for the Liter and ne•)s: Herbal Bitters for Headaches sour Stomach Dyspepsia, every heathfield's Healing Balsam for that Bad Cough and pain. in the chest. Following this up with Gordon & Co's. Cream of Tartar, Baking Powder at. 20c. per pound, which. makes light pastry, and if this don't make a clean job of ft, ask to see their 10 cent Sponges and 5 cent Soaps, the greatest faille offered. CU'1aRGs. Council met in Town Hail Tees - water Jan 11th 1897, at 11 o'clock a. til. ,G6 per statute, members all prc>sent. The statutory declaration of quali- fication and of office was duly made and subscribed to by Henry McKay, as Reeve, Joseph Johnston as Dept'. ty Reeve; Wm. Reid, Graham Scott and Wm. ,Jarvis, as councillors. The Reeve then took the chair. Minutes of last Council read. Se?ott-Reid -That the minutes as officers of,:the Township for the year , just read be adopted. -Carried. 1897, be appointed as fs;llowa: elms. ! Button, Clerk, $100; The council elect for the Munici- pality of Culross, were duly organ- $100; Henry McEvers, Assessor, 'CO: 'zed as a council. Robert Marshall, Collector, $50; au U • Johnston--Itoid---That we now the standing agreement of the sevc- c,ali upon the Reeve to express the rel officers be the same as last year, sentiments of this Council by thank- and that a By -Law be drawn r.lt' ins Mr. Wellwooci, the retiring confirming the sante--Carried Reeve for his courteous and gentle- Johnston--Jarvis--That the Reeve • manly demeanor to every member of be instructed to report on the Tres this Board, and also his untiring surer's sureties to this Council at the ! efforts in the interests of the Muni.- next meeting of Council. -Carried. cipality, in thefulfilment of the duties Scott -Jarvis -That By -Law No.' of the office he has held this last four 4 for the appointment of road coin - years. --Carried. missioners, be now read three tithes McKay--Jarvis-That the follow- and paused, signed and sealed. -Car- ing be the rules and regulations of Pied. this Council for the year 1897, Jarvis -Scott ---That the Clerk! 1. The Clerk shall have all books and papers on the table at the hour of ;meeting as per motion of adjourn- ment. 2. Each member Shall be' expect- ed to be punctual in attendance and ready to take his seat at the Board .of this motion be sent to the Cleric "f at the time mentioned for meeting as Kinloss, requesting similar action on per motion of adjournment, the part of the Kinioss 8. No No member shall smoke in the Carried. Council room during the sitting of Reid -Scott -That By-I.aw No. 8 Council.-Cnrrie.d, for the appointment -of the several paid officers, be now read three times and passed, signed and sealed, -Car- Live Stock A1ark3tb, Jarvis -Johnston -That the fin- East Buffalo, N. 'Y., Jan. 19,-- ance report of tiais meeting as just Cattle --37 ears through; 1 car on. read be adopted. -Carried, sale; market; firm good stockers,. Jarvis -John -That this council $3.25 ® $3,50 veals, firm, gooct do no adjourn, to meet again on Feb. at $6 «% $6.50; extra, $6.75 ® $7. 1 at 10, a.m.--Carried. Hogs -13 cars through; 20 cars en FINANCE 1.tErcerr,-I olling Stilt- sale ; market firmer; Yorkers,$3,70; No. 1 Thomas McIntyre, $10; Jus. pigs, 53.75 @ $3.80; mixed ackers Welwood, d livering papers and r't- $3.55 ® $3.60; mediums, $3.50 tending meeting, $2; A. G. Stewnrt, 43.55 ; roughs, ,$3 ® $3.25; stags, bal. printing, $13; Polling Division $2.25 Ca3 $2.75. Sheep and Iambs - No. 6, J, 13: Geotz, $11; R. N. Thur- car through ; 3 cars on sale; market tell , stationery, $6; Walter Richard- as shade stronger ; good to choice son, repairing bridge, $5; Polling . native sheep, $3.65 'v $3.75; culls Division No. 5 James Thompson, $11 to fair, $2 ® $3.50 ; good to extra Chas. Dutton, delivering ballot boxes 'native lambs, $4.90 C• $5.10; culls $2, 3lunieipal world, $u. to fair X3.70_ @x,4.80 ' export ewes Gilt S. BUTTON, Clerk. $3.60 ® $3.80. Toronto .Ont., January 19. -Tire 3^tea sharp, calif weather and demand that Jarvis -Johnston --That ByLa w No. 3 for the appointment of the I several paid officers, be now rend three times, passed, signed, and soil- ed, in open Council, confirming the' appointment. -Carried Jarvis--•Johnston---That the elei k be Instructed to send for the Monier pal world, the same number as las!! year, and the Reeve to have n cheque issued for the payment the e - of. -Carried. Johnston---Jarvis-That the paid Without a doubt we have the finest stock of Fancy 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. . . Bibles and Good Books f_-- e - - Fancy Cards galore. Stacks of Books and an abundance of erything. Celluloid Go®ds, Toilet Sets, Allou s, 'kctur es, Magazines, Books and Stationery. Fine Cups, Saucers 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 thein: The Popular Book Store. It fcNIR.PIE s I CAN SUPPLY rOU WITH LAKE HURON HERRING IN IIALF BARRELS. Call and see quality and get prices before purchasing. A well assorted stock of choice GROCERIES always on hand. 'nes a specialty ROLLED, STANDARD and ORANl.; LATIr1 OATMEAL'S ROLLED and CLACKED WHEAT MAS. OIL, LAMPS& ETC. W. fix. *Growl. W!II bawl. LAST CHANCE -FOR- The Orphan's Praph Without any douht, the premium pietnre offered by the Family Herald and Weekly Star is the grandest picture ever offered ,newspaper readers. There is a perfect scramble from all ;f•of the world to secure a copy. ;nee subscribers 'vho have received ¢'Quid not part with it, for a $1 iil, The publishers will withdra the premium shortly. We have made arrangements, however, with tate Family Herald publishers, whereby they guarantee to supply the "Orphan's Prayer" to all names sent in by the Mtn on or before 16th February'. The Family Nereid and Weekly Star is the recognized leader of all Weeklies in America. We offer "THE ORPHAN'S PRAYER," 'Family Herald and Weekly Star' One year and the WinglyaN Tana one year, all for $1,75. Doul to sesttre a eopy. Saud *Wulff rats to the `uritis Mee, Witr lents Otit. The Centra! liestaurant • bus been opened in McK enzie's Block, (opposite the Presbyterian Church) A Big Line of Confectionery .Figs and Nuts kept in stock. ERg p Iof all kinds,season,at inhand their �j 0¥STE+RS in bulk or served to taste. at all hours hours 50. JAS. McALPINE, CENTRAL RD3TAURANT, NE's MAEIN f.OP MR. JOHN MURRAY has opened out a new machine shop, thoroughly equipped . with a New Outfit of IYI:achinry ncluding ati Iron Planer, Lathes etc. and is now prepar- ed to do a general line of re- pairing. Engine and MW Machinery repairing and pipe fitting a specialty. . All kinds of shafting, gear- ing,. iron and wooden pulleys, brass and iron castings sup. plied on shortest notice. 401IN MURRAY. Center llrtalidtng Button & Fessant 5iotiery, notify Joseph Waddel, that this council intends to pass a l3y•Law at next sitting of Connell to have the fences removed, of the Boundary line opposite lot 35 eon. 4 Culross and ll.t 85, con. 5 Kinloss, and that a copy 4. No member shall leave his seat without permission. 5. No member shall use unman- nerly or disrespectful language at Bcmi'd, and the Reeve or Chairman shall nut alluw any person to us.e un- mannerly or disrespectful language, to any member of the hoard, during sitting of Council. 6, The Treasurer shall be expect- ed to be in atteudance at every meet- ing of the Council from 11 o'clock a. m. to 4 J'elock p. m. 7. All accounts shall be read by by the Clerk and referred to the Board for deliverance, and if recom- mended to be paid shall initialed by the Reeve or Chairman and entered in the finance book and a cheque issued for payment. 8. The Clerk shall get and use perforated cheques, with the,words or bearer. primed on them, so that they can be Maid to the party pre- senting them. Order of buriuess,- 9. Reading and confirming •or otherwise disposing of the minutes of the previous meeting. 10. Reading and disposing of com- munications and uceounts from other than ratepayers. 11. Motions and general business. 12. By -Laws. Jarvis -Graham --That the stand- ing corhmittes for the year 1897 be as follows:- Finance, Reid, John- ston a,nd Jarvis, Reid, Chairman; Roads and Bridges, the whole Coun- cil, McKay, Chairman; Education; Jarvis Scutt and Johnston, Jarvis, Chairman; Salaries, Johnston, Reid and Jarvis, Johnston, Chairman, Printing, Stotts Jarvis and Johnston Scott, Chairman. --Carried. Scott -Reid -That Jno. McRae be auditor to Audit the Treasurers' books and accounts for the year 1896, and also to audit the Collection Roll for 1896.-Caf'ried. The Reeve appointed Barnard 13etngessner as the other auditor. Jarvis -Reid -That • the Reeve have a Cheque issued and the usual allowance made to •.the retiring Reeve for this days services attending the Council, -Carried. Scott -Ji t'vis-'`hat Dr. Gillies be appointed Medical Health Officer, as per statute: and that a I3y-Law • be drawn up confirming the appoint - men t.-CaPried. Johnston -Reid _'1'hat 13y•Law No. 1 being a liv•Lltw for the ap- pointment of Auditors to audit the Books trotl accounts of the \lurliri- pality for the t'aar 18911, be read three times, passed, signed and seal- ed. -Carried. held -Jarvis- t application be made to the Ti'eswater Council for the use of the '.l'oa'n Hall for Muni. eipal purposes, for the year 1897, at, the stone rate as in former years. ---4 Carried. Scott -Jarvis -That Ry -Law No. 2 for the appointimcnt of a member of the Board of health, and -Medical Health Officer, bit read three times passed, signed, t&nd i+ealed,-C'arri- ed. FAR V. ltealeniber thio. W wuiks, (tet M pai:1.* fiCHISKOLM'S CONDITION, 'ea POW it costs 25e., does its work does it well, or stet ges of your money buck. I I� �lp'1,'t6'h Il.'4.'4db• r Anything else we mummer) ,carries with it the same goal tantee. We want your trade, your permanent tradt' and with it your confidence. fLiliSHDLIVM'S DRUG STORE rre i WINGAAM, ONT. "''1 - X X X .X X Z4t- • fair color, and must he whip The samples he had seen were 3iat so, but resembled pea soup more • n anything else'. He further says th an opening in this market, is being' eagerly sought for by the American packers. In reel, rd 10 ores from the Lake of the Wo'tds district. Mr.. Watson says that samples are badly needed, there being nunrelens appli- cations to see them, and oaks that they be forwarded to him at once. eiAt the annual meeting of theBlue- have err'alt•el some firmness at western vale Cheese C,.., on Jan. 14th, the cattle \ ill dr:. The receipts w ere 47 following ofacers were elected for carioach; not including a few which the current year. R. Miller, Prest- came in yesterday. • Buying for dent; \Vin. Isbisier, Win. Johnston, i Montressl w•as steady, some half Robert Maxwell, and James Elliott, ; dezcn carbaids being taken on that Directors; .John Burgess, Secretary; '. market. Export cattle ranged from lv hu. Messer, Treas.;., Robert • Black : $3.50 @ $4.10 per cwt., several of and Alex. McEwan, auditors. It ;.better class of butcheis' cattle being was also decided to put a butter 1 taken for shipping. Some bulls plant in the factory, to make batter sold for 3c @ 31e per `I. Butchers', spring and fall, and cheese in 4the Icattle-Some of the best ilutcllers warm weather in the summerairt is I staff sold for 3ic per th. The ruling expected to be ready to commence I figures were from 3c ® 3 e per it) butter -making on or before the fiat i for good to choice; 2.1c Cr 2xe per, of April next. It was deeided to send s ib formedium to fair. Stockers the whey home to the patrons during land feeders -Choice are ignited at the cheese making part of the season ! .,se (n. 310 per ;t,., but there is not The butter plant to be used will lie I much demand for light stockers of the latest and best known to the be] will bring 4 about `?tc GVie per - trade,„ and the batter maker, Mr. George McDonald, will at once take a thorough course of instruetion in the best schools in the province, so .,,.c per 1h ; ttutehers' sheep, $2.50 as to be up to date in all (,"$3 per h'a'11 not nminy na4.1*.1. !:natters in connection with the Ito s-1.400 hr ad in all surd, l'o: trade, and by the new method to be g i. , adopted, the farmers will have their ones b: in;; hoice hogs 4emarket le per i'r.lt Thick select milk returned to thein each day tat hogs= sold at 43 50 Ce r'3J 0 per after the cream has been separated, I cwt, weighed 0:: cars ; some, 3e per , for the feeding of calves and pigs. , ,, . slow; not wanted. at.preselt e'xists for cattle to export ib. Sheep and Iambs steady; lambs. sold at µ3.90 n' $4.20 per cwt; ship- ping sheep, 2'.c C> 31e per it ; bucks Market For Peas. I We wish we could make, everybody believe that, promptness is prevention;. that there should be no de--' lay when you are losing flesh •and when you are pale, espec- ially if a cough be pr sent. i The continued use ofScott's ; which recent shipments of Canadian Etnulsion in the early stages of lung affections does prevent the development of Con.' sumption. Your doctor will tell you this is true and we state it without wishing to snake any false claims oir false promises. Fre; tells more on th7 Carr Some time ago the Provincial De. partment of Agriculture, received a a letter from Mr. Harrison Watson, curator of the Imperial Institute, Landon, England, in which he asked for a lister Canadian bean -growers and exporters for the use of Dealers in Great 13ritai<n. Mr. Watson now writes that he has heard several complaints about the manner in beans have been graded, and says that if the trade is to be kept up, this must be remedied. Speaking of the trade in canned peas, Mr. Watson says there is a market for this class of goods, and a splendid opportunity for the development of the business, providing they are pro- perly put up, but he says there are certain conditions which the 1nglish purchaser demands, and which the C.inadlau packer must abide by. For . in stances posers they mast be of