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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1898-05-27, Page 4111E `'1'IN(ari A.1t TIMES, MAY 27, 188.ommoo......e.parrow*emageoram..••*.....•re.*****.....7".411 -► FRESH STOCK `A THOUGH MESS SUGGESTION, Froin a Ilutuanitar tan point of �cl> view there is little to commend it- self in the ingenious suggestion of I::'mij 1 1 the merchants at Otto wa, to the SYRINGES civil tihseold snVeseucclerksha . . movement become general, the horrors Jf Weyler's "re from $1.25 up. concentration" would ensue and the coroners would have to work over Best quality. >i time en the corpses of civil servants died of starvation. 211 �.! a disaster have its' DRUGGIST. Campbell's Headache \V afers , urs headaches. TO A+3VERVISERS. Notice of changes must be left at this office not later than Saturday noon. The copy for changes must he left not later than Tues- day evening. Casual advertise- ments accepted up to noon Thursday of each week. f It in �, �l if FRIDAY, M .Y 97, 1S9S. ever, such a .<.. eompensattions. Most of the older clerks are Tories, and the morality 1 would be chiefly among the adt:erents of that party. This would create a of official vaee.oCies, nal number equaled since the palmy days of 187 9 and of course good honest Liberals would benefit. But did the Spectator foresee the logical result of its suggestion, GLADSTONE. In this country, at least, where the bitterness of Imperial politics is little felt, the death of Gladstone comes to men of all parties alike, with a grief which is almost personal. In a century of conflict, selfishness, free -thought, and a falling away from ancient ideals, Mr. Gladstone stood above all nien, a rallying point for everything that was honest, honorable, pure and God-fearing. Well nigh peerless in oratory and statecraft, indifferent to titles and vast wealth, eminent alike in literature and scholarship, he was above ail a Christian gentleman, a father, bus hand and patriot. The public that he loved, not always trusted him. It is idle to say that he never erred, but on the last day, when kings, and the leaders of nations, stand forth for judgement. and the good in their lives is balanced against the ill, few in this, or any age. will be there whose records are so brave, elean and honorable, as that of William EDITORIAL NOTES. PERHAPS our American cousins ;.new there was gold in the Philli- slines all tbe time. Tnu American commander who was unable to find the insurgents r'an now sympathise with Weyley. IT does not seem to have occurred ee anybody that the degeneration of 'tile Spanish race is due to the cigar. .ette habit. If taberculosis continues to in• ereale in its present ratio, all other contagious diseases will be forced Ewart Gladstone. eat of the bnsi'iess. --- PROF. KING;s1:ORD'S petition for a' SHALL THE RAILWAY BE subsidy, although signed by many BUILT ? g eminent seen, contains no informa• For nearly three months of the pion regarding the value of his work. present tyear, tt,e daily shriek of the WE are not surprised that it cost opposition press was that the United States would refuse us the free nava SIon.Clifford Sifton $12,000.The only ,„anon of the Strickeen river ; but thing that astonishes us is that he they didn't. On the contrary Uncle foot out with enough clothes to make San, has given Canadians everything rt decent appearance in the House of they asked for in the region, and all commons. that could have been desired. Aaocr 400 years ago tbe Span- But in order to reap the benefits iaeds swept the Jews out of the southwest corner of Europe, and now 3- M1 i ;st of that American kindness Canada needed the Teslin lake railway. A the gentle Israelites are raising re -1 patriotic government at Ottawa pro. ,regiments to aid in the conquest of Cuba. Thus we have further con- firmation of the old theory that the worm will turn. THE good Archbishop Ireland says vided for this great necessity ; but the people were cheated out of their promised prosperity by an unscrupul- ous an unpatriotic opposition, and a servile and partisan Senate. It is now stated that a new agree - lie is tired temporarising with theI ment between the government and liquor traffic, and is now going in in egood earnest, to wipe the business atilt of existence. More power to his elbow. It all bishops, priests and deacons were to take such a tone, prohibition would be a fact instead of a theory. IS THIS •��a aI ; �e�t. 4�Y TORY e ^t. 'Lss-•r "Every morning I have a had taste in my mouth; my tongue is coated; my head aches and I often feel dizzy. I have no appetite for breakfast and what food I eat distresses me. I have a heavy feeling in ray stomach. I am getting so weak that sometimes I tremble and my nerves are all unstrung,. I am getting pale and thin. I am as tired in the morning as at night." What does your doctor say? "You are suffering from im- pure blood." Ghat is his remedy? the contractor is being made,and that even at this date the error of the opposition may be partially repaired, and the necessary railway be at least partially constructed before winter sets in. Will the tory party continue its obstruction, and will the Tory Senate IT is to be regretted that Uncle stand to its Bans ? It is hoped not. am thought it necessary to rescue The bugaboo of American opposition the Yellow Kid reporters who were in conjured up by excited toryism has a'langer of being hanged at Havanna. 1 vanished ; the proposed road from While our tbirst for blood is not British Columbia assures an all -rail usually great, we would cheerfully approve of any such atrocities which whe sons of Spain might have inflicted upon such gentry. MR. SIFTUN'S LAWYERS. We observe with pain that divers unthinking politicians have reproach cd the Hon. Clifford Sitton, because ire expended some 1.1,000 in fees to 27 legal gentlemen, more or less, whom he had employed to unravel certain election cases. It is evident that these critics have 'never hived lawyers themselves, otherwise they would not carp at a little matter of $1`2.00U, when there were 27 advocates to settle with, We do no belieye that any other ratan in America could have gotten away from 27 lawyers for that sum Hind we hereby extend to Mr. Sifton Our heartfelt congratttlation on his escape. There have been tithes, perhaps, wten we may have felt inclined to question the statement that the Hon. (3lifford Sifton was the ablest man in Canada, hilt any doubt ott that score %.as vanished. route within Canadian territory, and there seems no sufficient reason why the work should not be allowed to proceed. KI N LOSS cti You must not have consti- pated bowels if you expect the Sarsaparilla to do its best work. But Ayer's Pills cure constipa- tion. We have a book on Paleness And Weakness which you may have for the asking. Write to our Doctors. 'Perhaps you would like to consult eminent physicians abont your condi. tion. Wnte us freely all the particulars in your case. You will receive a prompt reply. Address, DR. J. C. AYER, Lowen, Mass. t i\tA1thI. r 1t1 PO t;T:,.q(�yNpA �I lY � tdD `y � �4�wtiKk "� �r a t ` • vFi \\it 4nA^i Corrected by P. Deans, Produce Dealer. Wingham, May 'air, 1508. 4/44413 I) I I.) YOU 1 I; I: O C' It NEW • Flour per 100 lbs 2 50 to 5 23 .+ Fall S\heat 1 0'1 to 1 05 v j1 Spring Wheat 1 05 to 1 05 �'"' ° Uarl 0 30 to 0 ss Larnp'Yi .f4 e..a� Peas 0 58 to 0 58 Turkey, drawn 0 07 to 0 ON (hese, 0 04 to 0 05 'Ducks, per pair 0 40 to 0 50 I;utter... . , 0 11 to 0 12 Eggs per dozen 0 10 to 0 10 1 Wood per cord.... .... 1 00 to 1 25 •' Hay per ton, 4 50 to 5 00 • Potatoes, per bushel, 0 40 to 0 45 Tallow ,per lb 0 4 to 0 4 i Dried Apples, per lb 0 i to 0 4 i Wool1;1 to 21 i Dressed hoes 5 00 to 0 00 ems, ., 1-.....l.vIl...,......._ STRAY STEER Strayed onto the premises of the un- 1 1 dersigned, north half lot 2 igt line, 1 Morris, on or about the let of :11 ay, one , two—year—old steer, color red, with a little ' white. Owuer can lime same by prov- t ing property and paying expenses Wingham P. O. 1 J. G. F\' eB, 0 MONEY TO LOAN. IAny amount of money to loan en sad o .e- - --a _ _ . farm property at 5 per cent per annum. _ 1 S•rborrow LOANS --Pay ments made to �? a' liPti F- �"'�, KE5 6��r���7 S9E Charges low. At office Friday afternoon and all day TONSORIAL ARTIST. I Saturday. SEE® POTATOES FOR SAL The Magieal--a Smokeless and safety Lamp Chimney. Best Leacl Flint Glass. The magical is constructed on a new and scientific principle. It is made of Bess Lead Flint Glass and oil finished, it is test, liable to break by heat than other chimneys and you will find by usiug that you can get nearly twice as much light from the same lamp as you can from other chimneys, and not smoke the chimney. it is the only safety lamp chimney ever invented and while giving a larger and more brilliant light withoutafear of drawing up the wick and smoking, they will consume less oil. See those holes in the chimney ; that is what does the business ; by admie-siou of air direct to the flame above the burner. Try the. Magical and you will use no other, JOHN KERR G ROOLE, WING3.AM. ABNER COSENS, Macdonald Block, Wingham. Opposite Queen's Hotel, Wingham. For au easy Shave and a First -Class Having opened up a shoe slots Hair Cut, give him a trial. next door north of Chisholtn's Block, E Razors Honed. I am now ready for repairing, which I The underslgi,ed has a quantity of _—_ -- I will be done at cash prices. JO:ILL i Early harvest, l'icks' Abundance, and i World's Fair varieties of seed potatoes Ifor sale Parties er J� '�illiams!• in need of seed pota- 11 :oes Mould do well to see me before I -- — !� purchasing. I BIJTGHERWINGAM JOHN GRAY, 4t \Viugbam. 101954; and Lot For Sale. , (Thoroughly experienced and prac- Tk e undersigned offers his house and tical in all branches,) J t lot on Alice street for sale. The house Begs to inform the inhabitants of Wing , is a nine room frame one, with kitchen, ham and neighborhood that ha has sue- • and there is a number of good fruit trees seeded to the business formerly carried 1 i on the :or For full particulars apply to on by Geo. ,Shaw at lately by D. Mc - SAW MILL 31telLIEAN s:, SON, Props. All kinds of rough and dressed Donald. IIUl�ller Lath Shingles, JAS. WILSON, Wmgham. He is prepared to supply all kinds of s l Meat and Butchers' Supplies of the Apple Barrels, Hard & Soft Slabs quality 1 Best ualit y • at lowest prices. Orders executed to any part of the town with despatch, Also a large quantity of dry Hardi Telephone No. 0. Wood for sale, delivered., Telephone orders promptly at- - BOAR FOR SERVICE The undersigned will keep for service Saturday, as the *Kincardine The north half lot 2, first line, Morris, a ATWOOD. On rain was nearing Atwood, the driver thoroughbred Chester White Boar. T�g �- noticed two young ladies waving Tot -n.8.61.00, with privilege of returning J �Ii' 3. L ..A tended to. IvieLEAN & SON. handkerchiefs in an apparent en- if necessary. deavor to stop the train. UponJ. t*. FY.FE. slowing up it was discovered that a horse was in the cattle guard, and a STORES FOR SALE short distance farther back a man wai found lying' unconscious by the 1 side of the track. Itis supposed that i the man had gone down the track to flag the train to save his horse and being - somewhat intoxicated, had fallen asleep beside the rails. • The administratri' of the estate of Alexander Dawson, deceased. offers for sale the Two Stores in Wingham note oceupted by Messrs. N. A. Far- CLINTON. quharsou and W. H. Wallace. Offers for thea same should be addressed to Clinton had fine weather and a J. A. MORTON, \Z'ingham, very successful celebration of her Solicitor for the Estate Majesty's birthhay, large numbers being present from surrounding towns, villages and country. Ti e Order your principal sport was a lacrosse matcb between Seaforth and Toronto, which resulted 4 to 3 in favor of Toronto. A baseball match wins played bet tween the Varsity (Toronto) and Goderich teams, resulting in a victory of 22 to 2 for Toronto. The evening prograuune consisted principally of a band concert by tile magnificent Waterloo and Thirty-third Battallion Bands, with walking trapeze per- formance and a. display of fancy swordsmanship. What promises to be a serious rn'atter, and possibly a murder ease, occurred here on Wednesday of last week between two well known and highly- connected residents of Gods erich township. A family feud, Mr. Norman McLeod and family between Harry Oaks and John of the 4th, have gone to the Rainy Baker culminated in a serious assault River District where they intend making their future home. Mr. Mc- Leod has been a resident of Kinloss fur over 40 years, and while we are sorry to lose such a good citizen from our neighborhood, we sincerely hope that both he and his family will meet with abundant success in their new home in Northern Ontario. case, when Issas Junes, meeting larry Oaks on the road. used a rail and assaulted and seriously in. jurcd Oaks. leaving him unconscious by the roadside until found by neigh- bors. Ilarry Oaks, who is a son-in- law of Joi'n Baker is at present dangerously i11. The brother, Geo. Oaks, shortly afterwards followed Mrs. Hood. widow of thelate Wm. Laker and Jones to town, and public, Hood, of Lueknow, passed away on ly before a large crowd of citizens, Thursday last in the 74th year of proceeded to assault Jones, and pur- her age. Deceased had been ill for posed doing the same to Baker, but several months past with consump- was unable to meet him till Saturday, tion. She leaves a grown up family 'when, on the public street, with a of three sons and two daughters, all rawhide, be assaulted Baker so bad - of whom survive her. Mrs. Hood ly that he is now under the doctor's was born in the town of Schuyler, care. A warrant is out for the arrest Herkimer county, New York State, of George Oaks. Nothing for many in 1826, where she lived till the year years has caused such great excite - 1855, when she came with her bus- ment, owing to both parties being so band to Kinloss township and had well known. A much more sericitts continuously resided in this section charge may be made against both till her death. She leaves one sister parties. Oaks and Baker are broth - Mrs. Kline, of Buffalo, N. Y. ers-in-law. PAC 'LAE< —AND— —FROM THE -- HOLSTEIN DAIRY. R.J.jD..OBIB keeps in stock all the leading lines HARDWARE in Stoves, Paints, Oils, Glass, Rope, and Binder Twine, in ssason. Just arrived, a consignment of ready mixed paints, Also agent for Drayton Tile, sizes on band, 21.2, 3, 4 and 6 Prices right. Give him a trial. R. J. DOBIE, WHITECHURCH. or a Suit that will lit comfortably, look well, wear well, and keep in good shape, yon had better go to Webster's New Spring floods and Samples of all the latest designs in Scotch and Canadian Tweeds, Worsteds, Serges and Overeoatings to choose from. Orders filled promptly at , very low prices. 1 Webster & Co., I Queen's Block.. TRY J. G. KARQES tor your summer BOOTS and SHOES Ilis stock is Good and Cheap ! WINCHAM STEAM LAUNDRY Our laundry plant has arrived and we are p•epaeeci to turn out • first-class work in all lines of Laundry Work on the Shortest Notice. For the canvemeace of customers, a DROP BOX. will be placed at the door to receive work when laundry . is closed. LIVE US A TRIAL Extra fine line in Children's with your next order. Wear. J. G. KARGES. T. D. LONG Opp. Union 1"tetory. WHAT PRETTY COLD RIDCS 'I hat is what everybody says when they sec our stock. We make any style of (xalcl Rings to order. "REPAIRING""" We think rvc know as much about watch work as any other mall in Canada, and will give for a watch we can't fix, HALSEY PARK.