The Wingham Times, 1897-01-29, Page 3TALE WINCL tAM TIMES,. JAN UARY 291 :1891
FAST WAWANOSIi. CiC Ri l �it►lla'��li
The council clout for 18.17 met in
the emineil room on January 11,
pars ant to statute, the, =Oars
tai etngRobotism, reeve,
NVa Scott, de'pn?ty•reeve, and M.
Lockhart, Alfrod.Cdrr and Wm Bone
eonneiilors. 1:Itiving each severally
subscribed t', the dul:arattons of
qualification and office, the reeve in
the chair, the minutes or the Dec-
ember meeting of 1890 were read
send passed,
Moved by Alar. Leekhrtrt, smutted
by Mr. Scott, that P. Porterfield be
reappointed clerk at a salary of $80.
Carried,
Jas. Nicol, eon.7, was appointed
auditor on .behalf of the council.
The reeve then appointed Andrew
Currie eon 13; -she other auditor,
'Malay Anderson was re appointed
treasnr ee at his former salq ry of $70
per annum,
Moved by Wm. Lockhart, second
ed by MMlr. 13one, that Witt. Robinson
be re -appointed assessor for the cur-
rent year, salary same as last y ear,
$$45,—Carried. '
John H McClinton was re -appoint-
ed collector of taxes, salary ''55.
Board of health for 1837 --reeve
and clerk, and in conformity with
see. 2, chap 49, Ontario Statutes of
1805, Jas. McGee was reappointed
for three years, Walton McGowan
fur two years, and James AfeCalltim
for one year; Dr. Mc\sh, Belgrave,
was appointed medical health ollieer.
Account of John Forster, Wingham,
asking again for extras for building,
bridge on creek sideline 33 and 37,
con, 2; received when it was moved
by lir. Lockhart,. seconded by Mr.
Carr, that the clerk notS.fy Mr. FOL-
ster that this council refs_es to take
any further action in this matter. ---
carried.
Thu
treasurer's monthly statement
of receipts and cxltunciiture<; from De-
cember 1,5; 1801;, to date received
and accepted as satisfactory,
Moved by Alr. Scott. seconded by
Mr. Carr, that the reeve be author-
ized to see John Ansley, county en-
gineer and get blur to examine
bridge on river, cons. 10 and 11,
orthwith,report thereon and if neees-
,' ary have plains and specifications
submitted for rebuilding. said bridge
at the next meeting of rs'uncil.
The following trccuants were order-
ed to be paid: IlartsaRiddell, `herora
to, stationery, vot rn; lists. etc., $1.28;
k, -P. Porterfield., expenses of list ntuniei-
pal election printing, rte., 34.50;
P. Porterfied services as• cat:, k 1896,
180; P. Porterfield, postage and sta-
tionery, etc., 1891;, $4 n8, S. G.
Brown, printing financial statement
for 1896 47; F. Anderson, treasurer,
assi marking out financial statement for
1896„ ¢5.
Moved by Mr. Scott, seconded by
Mr. Bone, that the council now ad-
journ until Tuesday February 9.—
carried.
._-•carried.
PORTRlir.T T D, Clerk.
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Carnegie Coal Mines.
.ttsburg, Pas—Andrew Carnegie
togst let With e ,.
Day by, Day He, is Relieving
Suffering Humanity With His
Wonderful Improved • Ilam,
oeopatho tlemedies.
AH Druggists Endorse Theme
Get Munyon's Guide to Health
At Your Nearest Drug Store
And Select a 25 Cent Reme-
dy and
DOCTOR YOURSELF.
Miss Emma D. Lucas, Toronto, says :
"1 have bean using allopathic treatment
for years for indigestion and liver com-
plaint. in all that time I did not re-
celve its much benefit fram it as !pelt b til PM ' D
row t,wa a sa o unyon s yspepsca
and Liver cures. 1V hen 1. began taking
the Mucyon .Remedies .7- was suffering
terribly from distress after eating, and
felt like giving up altogether, 1 begat
improving at once and 1 new know that
a cure is certain.'
Munyon'e RhOumatisnr Cure seldou,
fade to relieve in one to three hours and
cures in a few days. Price 25c,
Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure positively
cures all forms of indigestion and stow-
aoh trouble. Price 25u.
Munyon's Cold Cure prevents pneu-
monia and breaks up a Gold in a few
hours. Price, 25a.
Munyon's Cough Cure stops coughs,
night sweats, allays soreness, andapeedi-
ly heals the lungs, Price, 25e.
Munyon'a Kidney (;ore speedily cures.
pities in the back, loins or groins and all
for,r,s of kidney disease. Price '2 o.
:Ylunyon's ileadauho Cure stops head-
ache in three minutes. Pride 25e..
Munyon's Pile Ointment p.sitively
cures all forms of piles, Price, 25c.
Munyon's Blood Cure . eradicates all
impurities of the brood. Price, 25u.
lvlunyon's Female Remedies are u
boon to all women,
Munyon's Asthma Remedies relieve in
3 minutes and cure permanently. trice,
Mun)on's Catarrh Remedies never
tail. '1he Catarrh Cure -price 25c. --
maid sates the disease from the systerui
and tho Catarrh Tablets ---price 25e.—
cleause and heal the parts.
Munyon's Nerve Cure is a wonderful
nerve tunic. Price, 25e.
Mtioyon'S Vitalizer restores lost rigor
Price 81.
A separate cure far each disease. At
all druggists. mostly 25c. a vial.
Personal letters to Prof. tlunyon, 11
13 Albert St . T'nrup.to answered with
fate inetli., it advice for any disease..
What is a Hare?
USEFUL "DEFINITION SUPP'L,IED '1'U
SPORTSMEN lit THE CUM li.tME
SOMETIMES eALI.RI? 4
RABBIT.
The Chief Game Warden for On-
tario, Mr. Tinsley, bad lately receiv-
ed litany enquiries regarding the
difference between a hare and a rub -
bit, forthe information of those and
others who are interested ho has issu-
ed. the following; neanttion: Tire le -
pus Americanus (erxlobon), or the
northern hare is larger than the
comtnon grey rabbit. 1�3ars about
the length of the head, hind foot
longer, tail short, color in summer
very similar to that of the European
hare ; rich red or cinnamon brown
above; tail sooty brown above, dull
greyish beneath; body beneath white
ears, black at the dorsal surface, this
extending doivn the inargins; the
fringe and posterior edge white; in
Winter white though usually show-
ing a good deal of yellowish brown
beneath the tip of the long hairs; the
Tribute To Hon, Edward Blake.
The O'Conor 1)m was chairman of Mires~
the Royal Commission appointed by
the British Government to consider
the financial relations existing be..'
tweon Great Britain and Ireland. This
representative Irish statesman Lord.
Lieutenant -of the county of ROSS-
ec nunon, and a man of recognized
weight le the counsels of the nation.
lie spoke on the decision of the eoin-
mission, at a great mass meeting in
Dnbltn last week praising Mr. Sexton,
1.'., highly for his work in con-
nection with it, and paying the
follnwing tribute to Ilon. Edward
Blake, Al. P. wha was also a mem-
Ler. •
I feel so strongly that we are
much indebted to another mem ber
of the comtnission that I cannot
refrain from mentioning him, I refer
to the Hon. Edward Blake, M. P.
(Hear, hear.) To Mr. Blake's wise
foresight, to his conciliatory address,
to his targeminded views, and his
clearness and precision in enunciating
them, we are much indebted fur
under fine piumbeons from the roots having seeured practical unanimity
basal half, then brownish red; ears In what is called the ,j oint resort;
;tad 5 ctilt4rhl:nal (.•f Of: g91t11.11Sston I
lyhjtca ot;Tt3j>:; thg �:x-tCi•n11i batiti5: feel bound in notice tiro importunt
habrtai, NeW l riglaiid caul twiddle
States, northward through Ontario assistance he rendortii in bringing
average size, equal to that of a eat;
u.bont t hitt ti" reetticttt tthieh has
average weight. four pounds; aver, : since proved of so touch value,
g , ,� The appointment of our fellow -
height eight
eighteen inches; aetsix countrymen to lead the united Iirsh
height eight inches, nose to tail six-,
teen inches; tail two inches. The parliamentary contingent when the
iairbit prrl;,er is unknown in Canada report of the Royal Cunitnission is
lbut hares are plentifu., the latter be- brought up uu the reassembling of
ing ignorantly called rabbits by Parliament gives additional point to
those who do not know the dfference tl„s well-deeervcu tribute.
The hare never burrows like the
rabbit, and its nest for the most part' Tim ann't tl table of nntnicip',I
is on the ground beneath some brush statistic, cont; iled 1,y the Bureau of
heap or some other convenient shel- Intlu$tries f.'r Ontario have been
ter. Tile hare is distinctive in char. 'Pined f'r l8:) . The population h
aeter, having a doudte set of tapper 1x57,399 au•! the total assessment
teeth. It bas five toes before and be 1'a-121,566.1 s,;. Tile orune's tax paid
The ears are very long and the i" the province was 15 tultis uu the
tail vert' short; the hind feet dollar "t' ::4I1.2t) per head of the
and the shoulder blades very Inaper- b•'ttded indebtedness-i,t $•10,724,587
feet. The fur is brown in summer or an average of ~25.68 per head.
but changes to white at the approach The number of organized municipals -
of' winter. The hare breeds twice ties at the close of the year was
during the season, the female proclac- townships, 492 towns, 90; villages,
ing her young in July and August • 137• cities,' 13 and counties,. 38
the litter averaging front five to During tbu hu t ten years.the popula-
eight at birth. The fur is valueless tion hits increased 128,895 or about
in the Canadian fur market, as skins 6 Per cent.
can be •boughs cheaper in England . '••^^s—•a
than they can be had here.
owls,ssooa ntiesson.srWUP71ss,78MN' m,
AVegetablePreparationt r,Ao-
similating Wood antilleg uia
lung the Stomachs endl3oweha'cf
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THAT THE
4. FAC—SIMILE
SIGNATURE
Promotes Digestion,Cheerful-
ness and Reest.Co ntai ns neither
NQ tuni,AMorphine nor Mineral.
OT NATIC OTIC.
)inn 1a'' S,u.t-
dlx:dm ex
l'ol'alG Sores –
l'K1e AVE!
fly auhmn„�t .r6 +
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,nlzn Nan, hula:
A perfect Remedy forConstipe-
tion, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea,
Worms ,Convulsions,Feverish-
ness and Loss oI' SLEEP.
Tac Simile Signature of
IS ON THE
WRAPPER
OF EVERY
BOTTLE OF
EXACT COPY OF WRAPPER.
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Oastorla is put up in ono -sire bottles only. It
Is not sold in bulk, Don't allow anyone to sell
yon anything else on the plea or promise that it
18 "just as good" and "will answer every pur-
pose," •Vi" Bee that you get
The lao-
etmilo
signature
ie on.
oYery
�,•c.,« wrapper.
much longer than tate fore feet i'"put•tttt,n I here is a mumeipal ---
James Smith Colvin. son of George ' DR CHASE'S
C„aroonl '1.10 lilting. and Margaret Colvin. •of Teeswater,•
1.nuo ill Charcoal, on trial at Mac- died At the home of his parents on the'
Leod, was found guilty ofthe mmurder 8th of January. This promising)
of Sergt, Wilde, of the Northwest Young man so early cut off, was born t
Mounted Pollee. Charcoal took the
in Galt and was at the time of his dean,
witness box in his awn defence and .2.2 years and 6 months old. About ;
told a story which fc w believe. He four years ago he went to Woodstock
said Wilde shot at hlm before he•fired. and entered into the study of Phrtr-'
But Wilde's revolver ivas found by maty and being ambitious and.
his side loaded . trustworthy, he succeeded well and I
?'he Jude fixed liiarCll 18th as'
won the confidence and esteem of
tate date of the hanging. , those with whom he came in contact.'
Ap"'i of this year he came home'
14 in ill health and it soon becam)mo ovi- t
Iespeetor Coats has presented the dent that he was not Iong fot' tills}
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following report in connection with world, The end crane sooner then t •
the Huron county House of Refuge:-- was expoted, and on Friday afternoon 1
�itlmber of inmates since opening, 95 he died.
number of inmates since Jan. 1st The sale of intoxicating liquor in
1896, 51, males 36, females 15. Nati- connection with the mess of the Fifty
ber of inmates admitted in 1896; 42, seventh Battalion Teterboro has been 1
reales 88, females 0. Number of ill- abolished by the officers. They con -1
mates in the house on the 1st of Jan. dude that unyon a who desires to,
1807, 61; males 46, females. 15. Nnm- drink call lmvo his wants sup;>lted( $OLD SY ALL DEALERS
bor admitted during 1896 from the' by a regularly licensed house, ! Price 25 Cents
several municipalities:—Ashfield 3, ' .
Colborne 4 Goderieh trorvnsl. 2 '
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ATARR� CURE
CURES cold in the head in ten
minutes.
cuREs incipient catarrh in
-frons one to three days.
QPRES chronic catarrh, hay
fever. and rose fever.
Complete, with blower free.
Grey `?, Hallett 1, Hay 1, Morris 2, WHY NlOT THE eicz
Stephen 4, McKillop 3, Tuckersmith 'READ
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the work of the
FOREST CITY BUSINESS AND SHU T A D rJ!LLECE, EO11f:`Cn, Ont.,
is far superior to that rf the nrdit a• y I,ltsi,'e 5 veli ,, . Patronize college•
of known merit, tend your success in lir rare d. i . t1+ 7 e r c ,';^cried January.
4th, 1897. Catalogues free.
Y. M. C. A. Building.
J. W. t i•..al'EilVELlr, Prtnetpaf.-
ST:
AT„� i
1 4_4 er �t r + . _
We do neat work in the Job Printing business and at
prices as low as the lowest. 1 f you are lin need cif anytit
-
thing such as
;,r► ajar. Pittsburg, Cleve• +
Y-�a I.rrEx HEADS, NOTE HliADs. BILL Fir.ans,
.c and Canadian crtpitalists, has lr tu,ADC1 t Wgsr alvvttl0.la le, ENVELOPS, POSTERS, DOMERS, BCSI:NI:y (faRDS, 9
acquired 4.100 acres of coat territory Last VV(lwittibsii total. �8, Hinton i
in the Monongahela Valley for a • Goclerictt 3 Seaforth 3, Wingham O anything in the line �,f Pt inning, call or writ
000,000 Mr. Carnegie and his Pitts- t 1' Exeter 1,. -44
Blyth 1, Brussels 1, total « lie I' AIt?VIEIZ'S ADVOCr17` is norv, znct bras beeli leer old reliable TIMES Office. \\'' h.
burg partners will . >. ,l 14, Cause of attperism—interoper- a t rite unci alt>st anricu tura
ge 11, sic mess 12, an-
t
1l t <tvo 51 per ' p i T I
t of the property, the names of I 8 old 1 some time, the favorite o practical1 11
Crlt"irru(' �rll SPI 1/>t
eon 1 sacs a h
the minority stock•hoklers have not dated weakness of sit
4 be learned.
The object of the per -chased is
that ttie new railroad •r,# Andrew
Carnegie and his.assed'iates shall
not have to return eryxrity cars, in
whieh ores are t$itditght to the
Carnegie blast furtatee from the of inmates, 21, 721;
intellect 5,1'
journalin the province." . .
blindness 1, enciente 1, father in Comes Every ix .t `r4:to1
TITO”- Tint"
"Weeks Cover
hawse, 1 endorsing for brother 1.
Nativity of inmates—England 9,
Scotland 8, Ireland 9, United Stats§1
Germany 1, New South. Wales 1,
Canada 11. Number of days board
keepers. family
lakes, and help added, 1,095.
I Mr. Joshua, Pearen, one -of 'the
' most ftrtthful of the many good
11111 •
in Little employees at the Doherty .Organ
JO especially 1 a true alt rio ode! Mkt.* motet- , Factory, stet with a bud aceident .on
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ev!r ceatsined se great curative power in ` Friday. .t►. , lel, e new •,, plaber..has
}1 clay, and was started . at work on!ay gttci;. Sa;,D tort SAMPLE.
'Friday, when lair. Pearen hard the . -Gest s .
Only $1 per Year
�}, isucutnE NOW.
Don't nii:ts an issue for 07.
Nis farther or breeder can
afford to do Without it. Our '
handsome and valuable
slue Xmas Number wilt be sent
.o small ..pace. They are a ,,bete medtctds been put into the factory on ''ITlttkisl4.1 to all persons subscribing
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misfortune to get his- stand etwirlot t rrr. •.l' t rr :ur ,
by the tatted rollers, which Wok. the 'llo9rrrrl xil
1 . , .0 ' Quehtirnt tr.kra! mug awariwoi.`..
�e 41110.0.11.10011111.11111/.111060 1
1 LOS•• .. .' t pposite Macdonald Mock.
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A PEW OP THE J'ANOAEi 1st
OO1'rENTS:
e� ayrieninteerl er:u1 i•:.,per•irrrv•ntn! d.'rrioar 1
.1,intrul
Pep rt.
O„bar t.. 1 , I,te iii: H. r:Y' Animal C'on
0 rvrrirn' rNr.l rept ret
Mitt i., 1l.,•kr'r fna:v' rlsfrrn! ruttrfatiort
1 hr 1 rt ,v,,:: !tweet Prete in 1896.
The 1' r.r• .1io'it';. Irl l/ntl.V
II los, /mg ''1i..•p,
flew t., • isrrin ltlr rt:rnrrst ')!I yirltl.
IWO:, in llctieq.P,urtire.
)'rrrlriu,l anvil rrial.•irnt Glitter.
! Hili tit (marl r•lr.,•ei' ,shirt,. ,
I-•1 in. rpr•r•.rtx vaunt r•!! .
W WIC 'idI
ilr m ¢ o�
d el- des1& entirely off* of the
back of the j� Q-
�'1, it U
bbl; iiwsyb ready,
wari.f!ttoteat, alwaT�'bak ' hand.- It is feared that seine of the r � I lrr trtlr rr rr/o•ex tr vC
delever, msli liter a rota bones aro also crushed. It will ltxy l
irrerer,aura-miter ser., «lriuii':blt' work for some tithe.
+iQk t,e6rtlaelti, l*i15444e, cotutipatiOTh ate. lee.
"he tally title M tarts with iioedrt uarsspernta,
Y }y� -Sft ' w•
e to the
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$50 REWARD
1 will give Fifty Dollars to any person who will 1:<'ing me;
. a Watch or Clock I cannot repair and iiutke: to run as.Well as,
or better than ever.
14.ALSEY PARK,
Jose})Hint. St., \'* mngham