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The Wingham Times, 1898-06-10, Page 4FRESH STOCK FTSUNTAIN SYRINGES DEAD HAND t)[' TORYISM. THE WIN WIA,Si TIMES, JUNE 10, is98. WHITECHI 11011 • s Mr Me Te of Ingersoll, w a Parliament by the decayed end of ; in the village this week, with a view of purchasing, butter of the Creamery the discredited 'Tory Administration, company. fashloned American dead -lock. On tion foreman of the G. T. R. at Luck - The obttruetive tactics adopted in • have at last developed into an 01d.- Mr. John scott, win) bas been see- the one bide we have the chosen re- now has been transferred to the section at this place. presentatives of the whole people, ifms Janet Mowbray died quite tru ling to carry out their promise suddenly- on Wednesday of last gg from $1.25 up. week, at the home of Mr. John Joy nt, sof a reformed franchise, On the i Best quality. nothing but their own partizan St. Helens, where she has been cm - other a body of old men, representing. ,ploy•ed for over a year. She was a !daughter of Mr. (.leo. Mowbray, of prejudice, and the dishonest trod - MARKET REPORTS. 1 Kivit.$4.41.1011A/tblVsettetigtotommqvillWevivuttor4"...°73.4),44/4.; Wingliam, May '20, MS. 1 'Jorreeted by P. Deans, Produce Dealer. Viotti: per 100 Ws 1 75 to 2 75 Fall Wheat Spring Wheat Oats, Barley Pori Turkey, arawn Cleese, Ducks, per pair Butter. Eggs per dozen W1NOII.Vg. tOU Mons of a tilliistgrcii•acc.tirt,y- di-17Nlyilitnt 1,41,s4ilastetAis of a quite and til 1:11171ibn:: .. 0 00 to 0 00 0 00 to 0 00 0 t2R to 0 28 0 30 to 0 35. 0 50 to 0 50 0 07 to 0 081 0 01 to 0 05 0 40 to 0 00 . • • . 0 11 to 0 12 0 0 to 0 10 Wood per cord.... • • • . 1 00 to 1 25 Ray per ton, Potatoes, per bushel, Tallow ,per lb Dried Apples, per lb Wool Dressed hogs .... 0 40 to 0 45 4 o 0 4 to 0 4 0 B to 0 4 10 to 211 5 00 to 0 001 t(lxisptoislietia,atiroutidisat. ccomseehn for. four .........____ ,rtt,L..... I ''putl)(•.1Yedrit:.',PPe(1)teck ePN;er.Y effurt at re - DRUGGIST, form which the popular chamber years. Although less than a week , George Dalgarno, for on that even Campbell's El eaclacheW afers from the cloy 6b0 took ill until she line. his third daughter, MisS Graco, ininate Unless a heaven•sent was united in marriage to MI. J. . Seott, eldest son of Robert Scott. The bride was attired in white silk and was supported by her sistery Miss Lizzie, dressed iu eream cash- ; mere, while the groom was helped throuoth the ordeal by his brother, 1 was laid to rest, she was not unpre r ,eure headaches. pared for the sudden call, and as she 01=6•0111••••••••••1.•ffill•MM.IMV•COMMi210•01•WW•3•11, expresse.d it "longed to be in the arms ef her Saviour." Not yet 21 TO ADVE.IIV ISERS. years of age, a young life so sudden - 'Notice of changes must be left at this lv called home is a solemn warning office not later than Saturday epidemic should thin the ranks of these obstructionists, they may cou- trol the legislation of the country for 20 years to come, and balk every movement towards the reforms.for which the whole people. are waiting. ed to he a body of wise, experienced, of death \V ;IS perforation of the James. The ceremony was nerd The Senate was originally intend- to all to "be ye also ready. c., . unbiased r,,nd patriotic men,. whose. I bowels and until death released her, formed by Rev. Mr. Hall, of Bel - beneficent check upon legislation 1 her suffering's were intense, but were 1 grave in the presence of about one should only be excised. in time of \ borne with Christian fortitude, The 1 hundrad and twenty-five guests. need. It has developed into a.body remains were littered in Kinloss ceme. The usual congratulations being ex - y north of the village. Much tended, the party adjourned to the - • too' of • I- u- meddlesome partizans. ter., noon. The copy for changes must be left not later than Tues. day evening. Casual adver tise ments accepted up to noon Tnutsdav of each week. 1c ():i)liitgpant firnc 7 , FRIDAY, JITI\TE 10, 1398. • EDITORIAL NOTES. Perhaps those "escaped torpedoes" r.re out helping Sampson find the Spanish fleet. If the Spanish gunners do not boot, straigrter most of Uncle Sam's t;oldiers are likely to die of old age. 01 1 Itis the ea d d hand of Toryism, fast- svra athy is felt for her parents an dining rootn whereP ened upon tbe throat of progressive friends in their sudden and sore a tempting wedding' breakfast an We are offering a few lines at less than wholesale prices. Canned Corn - 50 a can Orange, Marmalade in goblets, 10c. Shoe Dressing, 10c bottle for 50. Cook's Friend Baking Powdor, 5c JOHN KERR GROCER, WINGHA.M. Lat,wa.we..44Alvwt.4.,044§,c.',V2A.AVO,IVIWZ/6/11,41v%AvitylYilevill 1/0/.../...•••••••••••.•••••••••••..,r•ra••1•,.C% F. TflD H. KERNEY, ritiEvli ')fl '201,1 30R1AL ARTIST. „ evening was pleasantly passed Opposite Queen's Hotel, Wingham. • reform, and cannot be lopped oft too bereavement. soon. 1 t e in music, games, and social conver- ONE MORE VINDICATION. Bicyclists are nearly Lis numerous' and sation. The presents were numerous For au easy Shave and a First-ClasE. and beautiful, Mr. and Mrs. Scott 'Flair Cut, give Win a trial. t as rasshoppers may be I will take up their residence on the Ram's ibned• _—__-----.....—__ _ — into the Manitoba election cases bas later on. Accidents are happening 9111 con. and have the best wishes of Sir Hibbert Tupper's investigation at pi esen merely served to throw light on one daring, and to learners who are too occasionally to experts who are too a large circle of' friends for a long and bappy married life. Er of the most shocking conspiracies in I timid. the unsavory history of the Tory party. It is evident that profession- al gamblers, skilled in the legerde- maine of dishonest cardplaying, were The potato bug is still with us, BRIJ SsElei. parts green notwithstanding. Fresh paint and the painters' brush 1 Our local papers recently gave us! have been beautifying things around some good advice about keeping filet tid Whose -place is it to see , t°w1-1. and sent among the Deputy Return -I -tical in all branches,) who were tel have been rescued by , washouts we see. on every spring Workman, John Proctor, 13e1- LEA & SON. Ps,ops. employed by the Tory organizers, t to the sidewalks 9 Since the snrincr Those "starving reconcentrados,"the funeral of their late brother . elude Sam, are having a long wait tbei.r trade. That their lessons were around making a very unsightl y grave on Thio•sda'y last. Begs to inform the inhubil ants of Wing- • hatu and neighborhood that he has Sue- ing officers to teach the juggling of wrecked and rotten sidewalks lying or their first meal. too w taught and too well learned, appearance by day and very dan- Al tne early hour of 6 o'clock on ceeded to the business formerly carried All 1 d of Having opened up a shoe store next door north of Chisholm's Block, I am now ready for repairing, which will be done at cash prices. JOHN HILL. W1NGHAM Mi \ A 1 ad of' 1 0 U. W. attended (Therong1113- experienced and Pran-1 Sik . ; tin s rough and dressed The esteemed Mail seems to think 'that Providence visited this war upon 7.•.humanity, for the express purpose of getting 0 Inaclian fish into the Amer'. ,ean markets made clear. Sheafs of gerous traps to pedestrians by night.; the residence of' the bride's father, 1 Wednesday morning of last week, at i on by Gee. Shaw at lately by D, IVic Donald. • Lumber, Lath, Shingles, false ballots, marked for the Conser- '0, Gorrie but you should be sor.i y.. Miss Naotni, daughter of Mi'. Hugh vative nominees were distributed The Rev. J. W. Coffin attending Williams, was united in marriage to among the polling officers, and paim- the meetings of the Ontario and 1 ed into the boxes, under the very Quebec Union in Toronto. Mr. II 11 Brewer, the popalar photo- ; • • • eyes of Liberal voters, with a skill • grapher of this village. The wedding lie is prepared to supply all kinds o Meat and Butchers' Supplies of the Best quality at lowest prices. Orders executed to any part of the town with despatch. Apple Barrels, Hard & Soft Slabs . , Also a large quantity of dry Hard. The citizens of Gorrie wi ta was a very quit one, only mem el s Telephone No. O. Wood for sale, delivered. celebration on Wednesday, June of the family being present. The 1 Telephone orders promptly at. - 22nd. A good programme of sports ceremony was performed by Rev. J. 'LI t.l. WILLIAM& tended to. is being arranged. and after breakfast the 1 • . .1. Mr. W. J. Greer attended the S. "Int happy couple took. the 7.16 I rt in foe 1 — Grand Orange meeting at Ottawa their honeymoon, taking . vitt) them i Mr and Mrs. Stewart, of Mitchell, a best wishes of their many friends, Tnr. Speaker announced in the and effrentery which would have put thimble -riggers to the blush. House of Commons on Monday that Such deception was easy on the spot; ',Ile had issued his warrants for the but when the ballots were counted c3lectoral vacancies of North Simcoe the exposure came, and scores of .-Ind West Huron. witnesses testified to the theft. At The wild enthusiasm over Dewey's one poll where only 15 ballots were ctory has simmered down to the '.•.;ober remark, by the New York Tribune, that the achievements of the navy so far "have not been dis- e,ouraging or unimportant." With Tarte and 'Blair vindicated 1;)y Mr, Haggart's admissions, and Mr. Sifton vindicated by Sir Hibbert :Tupper investigation. It is to be hoped that the Tory mudslingers will see the necessity of retreat. -These always -disproved charges are Vlecoming tiresome. Mr. M. C. Cameron, ex -M. P. for West Huron, was duly sworn in as Lieut.-Ocvernor of the North-West 'Cerritories on Tuesday afternoon, at ils own residence in Goderich by ,;ohn J. McGee, Clerk of Privy e3ouncil. The new Governor will :Rave at once for Regina. Woodstock where they spend ! TRY last week. counted for the Liberal candidate, were in town last week, the guests of • te twenty four men swore they had cast their daughter, Mrs. White, at the - -------- •1 their votes for him. Other instances Anglo-American. Mr. and Mrs. Stew- '''‘'""'"crW'r'r-w•P" quite as glaring were discovered and then, with Freeborn confession, the whole disgraceful story came out. The investigation has only shown that Mr. Sifton was fully justified, and fully authorized, in this course. That more convictions were not ob- tained seems to have been due to Tory partizanship on the juries. .SIR WILFRID'S WISDOM. Eir Wilfrid Laurier has done well eo sit down upon the suggestion made by several French members, 4hat the Government guarantee 2 f...2er cent. interest on $17,000,000 un- •ql the proposed Ottawaend Georgian 'clay Canal can be constructed and HOWICK. The East Wellington Y. P. S. C. E. Unicn convention was held in the Howick Congregational church on Tuesday evening, May filst, when a large company of representatives of the various local societies gather- ed and listened to some interesting and helpful papers read by several young ladies. The President, Rev. Mr. Edmondson gave the opening address on "The Worlds' Needs." Rev. J. W. Coffin gave the address welcome and Mr. Wallace Johnston gave an address on the subject of Consecration. The Rev, J. W. Goffin was elected president for the next annual meeting to be held in Harris - ton, May 1.899. The societies visiting art are on a pleasure trip, celebrating the 60th anniversary of their wedd- • ing. R. J. M. Perkins, of Wycliffe College, Toronto, is spending his vacation with his parents in town Rev. .1. S. Fisher was in Chatham attending the meeting of the London Conference. Rev. R. J. Galbraith, D. D., will be the next pastor ot the Methodist church here. Rev. M. Fisher vile go to Lambeth. placed upon a paying basis. There nO assurance that the canals could )oe properly built for any such sum ; tor being built that they would ever pay the ru nning expenses, and the. interest on the investnaent. Two per cent. on long investment is very close to a fair interest nowalay, and a ieerpetual guarantee of that return, atvith possibilities of added profits might be sold to very ;,-..,00d advant- age in the money markets of the sacterld. But aside from this it is not Alesirable that any national water• way, or possible waterway, should eta* into private hands. If the wel. 11 tore Of the county ealle for such a canal, end it can be built for $17,. 00,000 the country can better afford ea pay the whole form, and own the clatal, than to *emelt a private mon. aboly and guarantee a profit to the alionepoliste. EAST W AW AN OSIL Mrs. A. Rintoul returned fi•cm Fullarton on Saturday and purposes remaining for some Mine with her daughters in this neighborhood. Miss Higley, of Blyth, visited at Airs. Perdue's last week. Mr. Eagleson, stonemason, is en• gaged in building the wall for Mr. R. W. Irwin's new driving shed. Mr. P. King and granddaughter, Miss Maggie Baird, left last week on a visit to Mr. King's daughter, Mrs. J. Baird, Harrisville, Michigan. (Intend' for last wee'.) Mr. Jos. Armstrong is visiting in from a distance were afterwards, Goderich served with refreshments. Reopening services were held in. the Howl& Congregational church Sunday last, Rale 5th when the Rev. Matthew. Kelly, of Listowel, preached Mr. and Mrs. Scott, of Peel, who were in attendance at the wedding of Mr. Scott's nephew, left on Sat- urday for their home. eAir. P. W, Scott, of the Rh .con Your end Mc? Aro your nerves weak? Can't you sleep well? Pain In your back? Lack energy? Appetite poor? Digestion bad? Boils or pimples? Tiles() are sure signs of poisoning. From what poisons? From poisons that are al- ways found in constipated bowcla. It the contents of the owels are not removed from the body each day, as nature intended, these poisonous substances are sure to be absorbed into the blood, al- ways causing suffering and frequently causing severe disease. There Is a common sense Wire. 1 McLEAN & SON. WINCHAM STEAM LAUNDRY Our laundry plant has arrived. for your summer 1 and we are prepafed to turn out 1 first-class work in all lines of ,BOOTS and Laundry Work on the. Shortest SHOES Notice. ; For the convemeoce of customer6. His stock is 0 a DROP BOX will be placed at ther t 1door to receive work when laundry Good and Cheap !iis elosed. Extra fine line in Children's Wear, with your next order. Oust= work and repairing , promptly. attended to. k GIVE US A TRIAL J. G. KARGES.T D. LONG ••••••••••• oidow• Opp. Union Pactory. WHAT PRETTY COLD RINGS to large audiences, The church I took unto himself a life partner on • interior has a greatly unproved appearance after the painting and decoratinfr • ° GIXN ANNAN. Mr. and Mrs. Wm.. Robinson, who have visiting friends at Barrie and elsewhere, returned home Friday. Mt...James Fox has engaged witl. Wm. Robinson for the summer. -Mr. and Mr. John Robinson are visiting- friends at Parkhill this Week We are glad to report that Mr, Jame, who was very 111 last week, is improving, and will soon be able to %acrid to his work again. the '>5th inst. in the perso of Mrs. Agnes Taylor. of the 4th. rhe many friends of Mr. and ;sirs. Scott will wish them a happy voyage down the stream of life. Miss Mary McCallum, teacher ot Zetland, spent Saturday and Sun- day under the parental roof. Mr. and Miss Scott and Mr. and Miss Bennett, of the 7th eon., attend. ed the marriage Of Mr, T. Edwards to Miss Linnie Arhton, of Benniiller, on Wednesday of this week. Miss Annie Campbell, of Pat Elgin, a forme teacher of S. S. No. 11, was renewing old acquaintances James Fox caught about sixty lin this locality this week, fine suckers one dee this week. It Hymenal.--lIer Majesty's birth. seems that the Fox likes fish as well ;day was celebrated in a very pleas- es fowl. ant manner at the residence of Mr. They daily insure an easy and natural movement Of the bowels. You will find that the use of with the pills will hasten recovery. It cleanses the blood from all Impurities and is a great tonic to the nerves. Write the Dector. Our Mealeal Department hem One of the meet eminent physlelens In the 'United Mite*. Tell the (tooter pet how you, Are buffering. Yon IOU Yeeel*0 the beet medical advice 'without cot. Addrelui. DR. J. C. AIM. Lowell, 00./..../...M.1=MIPPIPM.11•115••••••••••11.•..! '1 hat k what everybody says when they see our stock. We make tiny style of Gold Rings to order. \\'(; think WC know as Much about watch work as any other man in Canada, and Will give fa4Z1041,41at'D for tL watch We can't fix. HALSEY PARK. wor up•t of I