HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1897-05-07, Page 8W I \ G RAM TIMES, MAY 7 1897.
ILMON
Stere will close at 7 o'clock
every evening except Saturday.
MAY BARGAINS ,
Pleat>te who do their shopping?
herd say they buy to better ad-
vanrage and get better goods
than they find elsewhere and
we know if you try it you will
say the s:ttne thing. We., have'
got the beet stock that brains,
energy and cash could gather
for your inspection.
DRESS GOODS
Thi,, i; the best of all our best it
stock. The stock is overflow-
ing we ith choiee goods co mmeue-
ing at 19, 22, 35, 50 and 75c,
up to a2.
IVEl al OOPS' CLOTHIIC
New Spring and Suttlmer
Clotl;Is'g for Men and Boys.
Special drive in men's Suits
ren nler price8 for $6,50.
Specks 1 line of boys', regular ;.
*f $0 Saturday $2.25,
9110E
Ladies' and Gents' special
Shoe Sale on Saturday in
all the leading makes in Don-
gola Kid, Calfskin, Oxford .
Shoes, Goodyear welt sewn
soles. pointed toes, coin toe, all
at special prices. Special line
of Oxfords at 75e. regular $1.261
SATURDAY'S SPECIALS
Dress Goods, Carpets, Lace
Curtains, Ready Made Clothing,
Gloves and hosiery,
SPECIAL IN GROCERIES
50 bags choice Potatoes at
25c. per bag; choice roll butter
at 10 cents per pound; choice
fresh eggs 7e. per dozen
at
M. H. McIIntDOO'S.
"I Am Shot."
A very sad and distressing acci-
dent happened a few miles from Mt,
Forest, in Proton Township, IT.,
which Mrs, Dean, a widowed lady
met her death. It appears that
while visiting Mrs. Jacks a neighbor
:the bubjeet of how to dispose of,
!tramps was being discussed, when!
Mrs Jacks said bringing out a re-
volver "This in how we do it," and
. in answer to Mrs. Deans request to
take that out of her sight said it was
not Ioaded, Mrs, Dean finally pro -
ceded to examine it and as it was
pointed toward her and being a self-
coeker, it exploded, sending the but -
pet into her body. She jumped to
her feet and exclained,'-I am shot,"
and running to the door fell dead,
The sad affair has cast a gloom over
the entire neighborhood and much
sympathy is felt for both the Jacks
family and the family of the victim.
A Veteran.
It is, perhaps, not generally known
that we have in this town a respect-
ed resident who has in the days gone
by distinguished himself in the
British army, says the Seaforth Ex-
positor. Sergeant .Joseph Herbert,
who has resided in Seaforth for the
1past number of years is in his 78th
`year, and rejoices in the same birth-
day as Queen Victoria, and is oneaf the
oldest servants of Her Majesty in
Ontario, having enlisted in the 20th
regiment, on July 6th 1837. He
held all the subordinate positions in
regiment, and in 1862 he was given
his discharge, holding the rank of
Sergeant. Ile exhibits with pardon-
able pride five good conduct badges,
,awarded him at different periods
during his term of service. Sergeant
Herbert was on duty with the 20th
regiment at the coronation of Queen
Victoria, in London Tower in 1838.
The army and navy veterans of
Toronto, have, under consideration,
the advisibility of holding a celebra.
tion of their own on June 22nd, one
of the chief features of which will
be the parade, headed by three men
who took part in the ceremonies of
Her Majesty's coronation, namely: -
Peter Shephard, of Niagara Falls ;
Sergeant Major Hubbord,.of .Pari;=,
and Sergeant Joseph Herbert of
AN AiN A➢tl10E.
BROUGHT A YOUNG LADY
OUT OF THD, SHADOW
OF DRI.I.TH •
RE`IARICABLE CAKE TEIA'r vIr'IOL'1
SHOW'S THE WONDERFUL HEALTH•
IahSTORING POWER OF DR.
WILLIAMS' PINK PILLS.
From the Orangeville Danner.
There is no doubt at all that many
people are prejudiced against pro-
prietary medieiues and equally
many no doubt look upon the testi-
monials published he much in the
nature of au exaggerated puff. If
the Banner has been tinctured with
this f4ciing it has, so far as one
medicine is coneerned,hed its doubts
remove'rt;, We refer to Dr. Williams
Pink Pill` concerning the curative
powers of*'hick,"strong elaims [lave
been grade gild proofs ad‘ anced in •
the support sIh• eh seemed equally
strong But'it* when one genies
across in their own locality a case
rivalling any that has been
made public, that doubt disappears
and conviction follows. Such a case
the Banner came across and investi-
gated and now gives the facts. The
ease is that of Miss Sarah Langford,
'oaneestimable young lady who resides
in the neighborhood of Camilla, We
were told that she had been brought
very near to deaths door, and
had been restored to health through
the agency of Dr. William'
Pink Pills. We decided however
to east hearsay aside, and
investigate for ourselves.
We found Miss Langford the
pictule'of health and in good spirits
at her pleasant home in Camilla, in
response to our enquiries as to her ill-
ness and the cause of her recovery,
she expressed her willingness to
satisfy our curiosity, and as she
• added, relate her experience for the
the good of others al -fleeted as she
was. Her story very briefly, was
I as follows: -
"I had la gripe in the spring of
11894. I did not seen to get over the
hack, and as summer progressed
Seaforth. Sergeant Herbert is still became weak and listless. Any kind
bale and hearty, and can get around of work became a Barden to me,
more actively, and seems to enjoy! After pumping a pail of water from
Mo1iR:s. life with as much relish as most men ( the well, 1 would have to stand and
twenty five years his junior, That I hold my hands over my heart for a
Robert McBlain and sister of Grey he may be spared to enjoy his well', moment, it would flutter so violently
spent Sunday at Quintin Anderson's earned honors, is the earnest wish of; I could not go upstairs without ditti-
3rd. line, a Iarge circle of friends. i culty, and towards the 1as3 would
The Sunday School held in S. S. have to rest on the steps, and when
No. 0 was opened last Sabbath, T, I got to to the top lie down until I
Strachan of Gray was appointed Sup- would recover my breath. I became
erintendent, the teachers for this a mere skeleton, my cheeks were
year being Messrs. Strachan, Curtis, like wax and my lips colorless. I
and Mason, and Misses Ireland and lost alt appetite and my meals often
Mason. went nntasted. Medicine seemed to
Miss Eliza Currie of Hamilton is have no effect on me. I was getting
visiting her mother and sister on the weaker all the tittle, and at last
4th line. began to give up hope of recovery.
Richard Armstrong of the 3rd line lily parents were in a Bourse of great
finished seeding. f distress, and I knew by the looks
Mrs. John Bowman of the 3rd line and actions of friends who called to
was under medical treatment last see me that ` they thought I was
week.
D. of the 4th doomed to an early death. Then a
MSine ris visiting Cruickshanksher sister Mrs Clarke th dear lady friend died, and I manag-
ed out of love for her to drag myself
of Toronto. la to her funeral. The sensation of
The following is the standing of
the pupils of S. S. No. 8, for t!<° seeing her laid away, believing that,
thu t f 5. I soon would follow her, was a
month
April.number of marks given 600. strange one. Shortly after this an
Sr. James Knox, giv ; Lottie aunt of mine, Mfrs. Wm. Henderson
Errington, Sr. IV,a43 ; Annie 518 ; 335, of Toronto, came to visit at our place
Jr, IV, Arletta Farrend, 398 ; My. condition troubled her very
P much and she insisted on lay trying
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. To please
her I consented, but without any
hope of any good result. The effect
however was wonderful, and a
a pleasing surprise to me. I soon
began to feel more: cheerful and
seemed to feel stronger. Then my
appetite began to improve and the
color returned to my cheeks and lips
Front that hour I steadily gained
strength, and was soon enjoying my
former excellent health, and I am
sincere in expressing Iny belief
that to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills I
owe my recovery."
Enquiry among neighborseorrobor
ated Miss Langford's story as to her
illness and recovery. In her case at
Ieast Dr. Williams' Pink Pills have
given a striking proof that they
possess vvonderful merits.
Dr. Willahas' Pink Pills cure b
going to the root of the disease, They
renew and build up the blood, and
strengthen the nerves thus driving
disr,ase from the systen, Avoid
imitations by insisting that every
box you purchase is enclosed in a
'wrapping bearing the full trade
mark, Dr. Williams, Pink fills for
Pale People.
The Medical Association.
The regular meeting of the Huron
Medical Association, was held in the
house of Refuge Clinton, on Tuesday
last. There was a large attendance
of the Medical Igen of the county
present. The president, Dr. McKay
of Seaforth, presided and in a neat
opening address, set forth the great
advantages accruing to the profession
and through them to the public
generally from these associations and
the meetings held under them, in
which practioneers can confer with
each other, exchange experiences.
ire new ideas and enlarged views
on matters appertaining to their
professions. Dr. Shaw, of Clinton,
gave an interesting address on fre-
broid tumors, and Dr. Sloan of Sea -
forth read an interesting and in-
structive paper on appenticis. Both
papers elicited a lengthy and instrue
tive discussion, which was partici.
paced in by nearly every practitioner
present. Several interesting cases of
the inmates of the house of Refuge
were shown, thoroughly considered
and discussed, Votes of thanks were
tendered Dr. Shaw, the Surgeon of
the House of Refuge, and to Mr.
French the Manager, for the kind
attention shown to the meeting, and
for their invitation to hold the
present meeting there. It was also
resolved to hold all the meetings of
the Association hereafter in the
House of Refuge. This will be alike
in the interests of the Association and
for the benefits of the instates of the
House of Refuge. The next meet-
ing wilt be held on the second Tues-
day in July,
George Garness, 180.
Sr. III, Lorna Knox, 412 ; Robt.
McAllister, 331 ; Chas. Garness, 277;
Robt. Farrend, 273.
Middle III, Gorden Ernbury, 341
Pearl Einbury, 322 ; Willie Thorn-
ton, 104.
Jr.11I,Etta Agar, 373 ; Alice Paul
370 ; Vena Knox, 322 ; Martha
Ingram, 280 ; Ruby Forbes, 262.
"Total, 40.
Sr. II, Bna Souch, 369 ; Xarifa
Frazer' 340 ; John. Garness, 324 ;
Fred Pugh, 253,
Total, 400.
Jr. II, Dora McAllister, 285; Olive
Fitzsimmons, 215.
Sr. Pt., II, Banta Jermyn, 235
May Thornton, 275 ; Annie Embury,
261.
Jr. Pt., II, Rant Frnhttry, 285.
I Class, Harvey, Knox., Tommy
Jermyn, Willie Forbes.
Average attendence, 30,
D. L. ,`'rItAC1tA:7, Teacher.
The Eden property in Harpurhay
was wild recently to Mr. Alex
Neltans, of Roxborough, for about
$11/0.
Tho children's Zneluy.
iserofula often shotes itself in early' life
and is characterized by swellings, abscesses,
hip dis;asts, ete. Consumption is scrofula,
of the Mini=s. In chin clans of diseases
Scott's EnItlision is un,lutstions.bly the
most rolirsble mcdici»e.
DitrF
lull 1';w1,� - In Turnberry on the 4th
• inst..7arrcc. I!4Ic'T4 vera aged 82 years 9
s& month'
CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
OHATHAM, ONT,
Is the great supply school for the best burbleee.
firma.
Students graduating at this school are sure Ot
god paying employment.
Our last weeks notice contains the plaeng Of lour
pupils, two Stenographers, 1 baok.keeper and 1
teacher. Since these we have placed;
Albert Wallace as assistant book-keeper with 1),
W. Earn & Co, Woodstock.
Sarah neaaw as book.; coper with the Banner
Printing Co., Chatham.
We expect to place stenographer next week in n
Chole, position.
COLLEGE RE -OPENS AFTER EASTER VACATION ON
TUESDAY, APRIL 2Utk.
For Catalogue, address,
0. DioLAOFILAI' ti CO.:
Chatham, 0
MAENE HOr1
MR. JOHN MURRAY
has opened out a new machine
shop, thoroughly equipped
with a
New Outfit of Machinry
ncludint 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 specialty.
Alt kinds of shafting, gear-
ing, iron and wooden pulleys,
brass and iron castings sup-
dlied.on shortest notice.
JOHN MURRAY..
SPRING NITS
Made in the
LATEST STYLES
Go
leIantaaeaSetar;116.<,iellie441.111111,„en_
�, your
SUITS
When purchasing.
Summer Suit of clothes
remember G. Carr keeps
tin stock the largest as-
sortment of new designs
in Canadian and imported
TWEEDS,
WORSTEDS,
SERGES,
Fancy Vestiugs,
Also the most up-to-date
ll GENTS'
FURNISHINGS
We can give you the best
of Workmanship.
GEO. OA.RR,
Opposite Queen's Ilotel, \ti inghurn.
Are
RUPTURED ?
If so it is your advantage to
call on Gordon 8z. Co.'s prog
Store, Wingham. They
are ttie agents for the
celebrated Wetmore
Truss.
WHY THE WETMORE IS THE
CH FOR YOU
1. Because it is dangerous to be a
moment witnout one.
2. It will neve,r rust and is conse-
quently dueable.
3., A person wearing a Wetnicre does
not and it a bother.
4. We will crngrantee tb hold in
posit; eny reducible rupture...
5. This truss cannot possibly move/
after adjeetment,
6, Some of our townspeonle can
testify `o its indits.
7. Satisfaetion guaranteed or money
ROM
WE
QUEEN'S BLOCK, WINGHAM ,
Having purchased the above
named property from Mr. A. M.
Robinson, we are now prepared to
supply a great variety of C'tt-tingS
and to attend to all manner of re-
pair work
when your Machines require repair
and our machinist can put them
right thus savi-ng you trouble and
annoya nee,
BRIDGE BUTLDERS.-Come and
order your Iron from us, We order
direct from the Roiling Mills and can
quote you prices that are right.
FARMERS -Come on Saturda y
and secure sonic, of our argains in
Plough Repairs and Roller Castings
which we sell cheap for eash. Sat.
urday. Bring'your cast iron scrap
along.
repairs here instead of sending to
distant points and thus save money.
WANTED --A limited quantity of
Dry inch Rock Elm Plank and
Dry Ideple.
SU Packages Guaranteed to
promptly. and permanently
cure all terms es gerVOU4
atotrhea, Xotpateneit and cal.
Mental Worry, excesnits toe
fIrmity, insanity, Consumption and ats early yrace.
Iles been ptcscribed over Mlyeers in thousande of
cases; is the only &liable and itottese Xedietut
known. Ask druggIstror Wood's if
inclose price in Wier, arid We rvill send by return
mall. Peen, one package, $1; six, 05. Ond leat
Atom, six tent 4108. Pamphlets fret§ to eni address,
The, Wood Corripazir,
'Windsor, Ont., Canada.
W11.-Wfiar-Rit 1W
Ireland & Button aro putting in a complete Stock of Furniture and
Undertaking consisting of
BEDROOM SUITES, PARLOR SUITES, DINING sums; TAI3LES and
CHAIRS of all kinds. SIDEBOARDS, LOUNGES, SPRING BED
MATTRESSES, CURTAIN POLES, PICTURES, 'PICTURE
FRAMES, MOUNDINGS, MIRRORS, Etc., in fact
everything that is kept in a
FIRST-CLASS FURNITURE STORE i
A complete stock of Undertaking kept c n hand and prices reason- .
dabonlea."'ld Block, (Residence opposite the foundry:
Remember the place, Ireland's old store, opposite the Mac -
it Mier tti
Wt give special attention this week
Felt Hats from 1 to 2 dollars now
Straw Hats frora 15 to 20 cents nw
10 cents.
, Straw Hats Porn 50 cents to dollar
DOW 25 cents.
Boys and Girls' Sailors were 20 cents
now for 10 cents,
T‘ Boys and Girls' Sailors were from 35
to 50 cents now 20 cents.
1Pritits from 7 to 10 cents now fo
5 cents.
I Prints from 10 to 12?i. cents now fo
7 cents.
Ladies' Vests now 6 for 25 cents.
Lace Curtains at one half price.
Gents' Ties at your own price.
Belt Bilekles were 25 cents now for
15 cents.
Silks per yard 10 cents.
25 cent,.
E E
-LACES,
-TWEEDS,
-DRESS GOODS,
-FANCY TRIMMINGS,
and everything' else kept in a een-
oral store, at prices to capture the
trade.
OUR
the past twe
greatest ex
never been
reason for tl
was the s
choice and I
favor in pri
SPRING -
here and w
wants in 1,4
Muslins, 0
Call and set
we will Gut
you and sea
at 75c. they
OUR DR
seaeon bas
we never d'
ORDERli
GENTS' F
our hobble's
stt the towel
BOOTS
ieinds and
the time.
Special
HOM
D.
At less than wholesale priee, by
the pound or in the caddie,s.
BUTTER and EGGS StAIGO as ca,sh,
MailcirITY:a2M
efee
We are
prices in L
'very fine
regular p
$1.50.
Our cur
the regale
See the
selling at
As usua
best ma.de
pair.
Ladies'
price 25c.,
at 20 and
Lodies
special at
Ladies
Cotton, v
regular r
Ladies
apecial .41
spee
Please
loan
25,
We
Sugar f
We pa