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THE W.fix!GHAM TIMES, SEPTEMBER
VICTORIES'
FOUR MEDALS -4001d and 1 Silver, World's Canton -
mal Cotton Exposition, New Orloanit,1984,
MOH .STAWArtCIO-Nebraska AarlculturaiFair,1587
PiPLONSA--Alabama AF•'1 Society, Montgomery, 108.1.
stwee ?•-.Ghottshoocnie Valley i;tpug, ion, golum•
bus, Qa., 1688.
Hiesiess. AWAR --St. Louis Agricultural and
Mechanical Association, 15E9, Its
COLO iYIEDALS and 0 DIPLOMAS -World's Colum-
bian fxrr,sirn , Chicago, ifO3•
aNiC"EST AWA ftns--WcaternFair Association, Lou.DO
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nor., Canada, 1[93.
1.:rr-vcn Nt Si AL --Industrial Exposition, Toronto, Can,, 1695
;;38v,W+iw =carte Comfort Itau.tc•s hold to ,iT. n. 1s#. 18137
Femme tttnst-atet1 is sold nn; i fr-m onr own witgonaat a
sttlifort.a nriw throufihut,t t'.:uad,L and. the United Staub.
'two of o»on hearth, cold rolled steel -plate and. malleable
�r'An—.wlll Lost a ltie-tlmo with ordinary caro.
;.I a'OUGC- T BROM RANGE CO.9 geliftetTED
1}'oundea 1se4. said -up Capital $1,00o.0oQ
Factories, t3alosroores and Oiihoos: Tanoarre, CANADA, and ST, IOUs, ESO.,
Western 3a1o11rooma and QiUoos: DENVER, CU&(D..
jPZ-V`ro auanufaetnro a•+d asrru. a ootnnlste stools o2Boto1 'Maumee and aitohen geode; also the
ronesTaa.let131Si)fIE coetur Laos twee', esustd'FACTs,9. Write for oatalot;'ue auci prices.
J . A. Latimer has opened a branch of the above business
in Walkerton. Repairs for old Ranges will be made free of
charge.
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FREE
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c Kidduek"---A .i;I ta.nrleclso
that water `creeps" off it, perspir-
ation evaporates through it, and
friction wears it slowly. Can. be
boiled in hot water without injury.
Made solely for the $4. and $5.
grades of the Goodyear Welted.
Slater Shoe
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Far Sale Oniy by & BOWLES.
BUGGIES! SUR IES !
Phaetons, Spring Wagons, Road Wagons and Carts.
HARNESS, SADDLES, ETC.
Trunks, Valises, Whips, Brushes, Curry Combs, Harvest Mitts, Lap Rugs
Dusters, Axel Grease, Oil, Harness 011 and Soap.
CARRIAGE TRIMMING AND HARNESS REPAIRING DONE
on short notice, and at reasonable prices.
R. J. AC M A T H.
GREAT...
Slaughter Sale
In order to make roost for our large stock of fall goods
which are daily arriving, we will offer for the net thirty, days
goods at lower prices than have ever before been'shown in»
Wingharn.
Dress Goons in hnctiiy different patterns. and colors worth
40c .fir 3.0c.. Also a few Remnants at greatly reduced prices.;
Wool' Delaines worth 40c for Sac.
Fine Organdy Lawns,beautiful patterns, -worth 15c for toc.
Linens and Linenettes worth 15c for I = z c.
Prints, usual price 1ec for 6c.
Ginghams, usual price Sc for 5c.
Table Linens wqrth 45c for 33c.
Linen Towels worth J5c for e5c.
Also a few Shirt Waists and Ladies Wrappers i't ill be
sold i t A bargatil. r r. .
A 'nice line of Black acid -'Ian Kier Gloves worth 75c for
hoc.
Call and see our nice; new Iine of T)ress.Goods'tn Blacks
and Colors. We will be pleased to show them to you.
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BELGRAVItl.
Miss May Kennedy, of Blyth, was
the guest of Miss Mary Vannorman.
Mr. and Mrs. Riddle of Gatetta,'
Ont , are visiting Mr. and Mrs, Geo.1
II, David.
Messrs. Watson and Geddes have I
purchased a beautiful Brantford'
chopper, and are prepared to do
ehopping on the shorrest notice.
Mr. and Mrs. Paterson, of Clifton,
Kansas, who have been renewing old
aegeaintances, returned to their
horse last week.
Qaite a large crowd took in the
Toronto fair last week and more
will follow this week,
A box social is announced to take
place at the residence of R. J. Tufts,
under the Ladies' Aid of the Presby-
terian church on Sept. 26rd. Every
body welcome.
BEL MORE. '
Mr, Robt. Lane bas gone on a trip
to Manitoba and Dakota. •
Mr, Bobt. Wilson has gone to
Manitoba on the harvest excursion. Snyder, Lake Odessa, Michigan; Airs.
Miss easel() Barton is visiting J. G. Stewart, er Rosenfeld, Mani -
Needs in Toronto and attending the toba, and Mary and Susie who re-
main at lime. The funeral took
place on Saturday and was very
largely attended. Mr. Collie was a
trusted employee of the G, T. It., a.
genial friend, a kind husband and
an indulgent father.
Mr. Charles Fraser, B. A., has
accepted a position on the staff of
Ctilhingwood High sehoul at a salary
of $1100.
Mrs. William Messer has returned
from Ypsilanti, Mich., accompanied
by her daughter, Cora, who has
been visiting their several weeks,
9, 1898,
i3LTJEVALI':.
Phe ninny friends of Mr. John.
Collie,awere sadly bari:rised to bear
of his sudden deal on Thursday
morning ()Mast week. Air. Collie
had been in poor hettith for more
than a year but had no dangerous
malady, On Wednesday he took
congestion of the brain and slept
away, dying without a struggle next
rnornin .ir. Collie was horn in
AM.urray�shire. Scotland, neturl-v sixty--
five years ago, Ile came to this
eonntry in 1856 and settled in Wood-
stock, Ile entered the se, vice of the
G. N. R. et I3eachville in 1868 and
had been connected with railway
service for thirty years when failing
health compelled hits to resign his
position as agent at l3lucvale last
December, ivhteh position he had
held during the last, twenty-one
years, 1-Je leaves a wife, two sons
and four daughters; Henry Collie,
engineer on Clicag i and Northwest•
ern, iMatshlield, Wisconsin; John
Collie, jr., who suceceded his father
as agent at Iliuevale; Mrs. (Dr.)
ex hr hition,
Misses Sadie and Bertha Mulvey,
of South Dakota, who have been vis-
iting their parents during the sum-
mer vacation, returned to their horse
last week.
Miss Maggie Hooey, of Toronto, is
spending a month's holidays with
her parents.
Misses Ada Ilugill and Florence
Bremner have gone to Walkerton
to attend the Model School and Miss
Emma Cbittiek has gone to attend
the Walkerton High school.
Airs, John Latnonhy is visiting Miss Alice Duff is attending Clin-
fr"iends in Hamilton this week, ton Collegiate Institute.
Mr. Anderson,, whose barn was
struck by lightning during the recent
storm has decided t', erect a new
one irnmediately,
Mr. Edwards has put in a cider ty are attending the Toronto 'Exhi-
mill in connection with his saw mill, bition this week.
and is doing considerable work with Messrs, A. 111eEwen and Robert
it. Black are auditing the, Iiluevale flax
company's hooks this week.
Mr. W. J. Duff and the Misses
Duff visited over Sunday with Mrs.
William Sproat, Seafortla.
Mr. R, L. Stewart, of this village,
who resigned his position as sciel>,ee
master in Alexandria. high school
this summer, intends to study Inedi•
ciue.
Mr. i'ldgar Coude:;, principal of
Ripley public sehoul, spent Sunday
at his haute here.
A goodly number from this vicini-
WROXEniER, •
Mr. Joseph Thompson has moved
his , family and household..effeets to
Brussels.
Miss Sara Bray is visiting with
friends in Detroit.
Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Kennedy are
spending a few holidays with friends
at Niagara and St. Catharines. Rev,
T. Hall, of Winghenl, is taking
charge of Mr. Kennedy's work dur-
ing his absence.
Mr. and Mrs. John Brethaur are
away on a driving tour, visiting
friends at Georgetown, Toronto and
Other points.
Miss Laura Hodgson, of Wingharn,
was visiting with friends here last
week.
Miss Mary Hazlewood was visiting
with Ciill'ord and Harriston friends,
A number from this section are
taking in the Industrial Fair at
Toronto this week;
Rev. R. S. G. Anderson occupied
bis own pulpit on Sunday, after an
absence of a few weeks,
Miss Pearl Snell, of Goderieh, was
visiting with her aunt, Airs, T. F.
Miller.
Mrs. Thos. Gibson and daughter
Edith have returned from their visit
to Parry Sound.
Miss Crookes, of Brussels, was
visiting with bei friend, Miss Minnie
Heinphilt.
Messrai. Gibson St Barnard have
disposed of their oatmeal mill and
business to Mr. Thos. Hemphill, of
this plate. They are taking stock
prior to the new proprietor taking
possession.
Fat t is absolutely neces-
sary as an article of diet.
If it is not of ,the right kind.
it may not be digested,. Thep
the body will ,not get enough
of it. in this event there
is fat -starvation.
Scott's Emulsion supplies
this needed fat, of the right
kind, in the right gdantity,
and in the form already
I d' t d
ages e
party .<
• . Asa result all the organs
See w line of nvielopeg atarta tissues take on activity.
sot. II(t $a.ie,.it:iltlfisiaati. 1wy
$GOTTaat.oeValt, Chosiiste,Tama*.
*The'lliltrilS Office,
SLAi''OET1-1.
run eleven years, and the owner says
it was perfectly safe. A strong west
wind was blowing directly from the
engine to the barn, which was ecu -
pletely surrounded. with Straw, The
fire oeaurred just as the men left the
barn for supper. They just got to
the Nesse, e, distanee of about four
rods, when the last roan to leave th.e,
barn savr a. small cloud of'smoke
issuiug from the straw at the barn
door, The alarm was quickly given,
but the devouring element was too
quick for any human strength, The
smoke immediately burst into flumes
and with one gust of wind it was
carried to the straw stack at tte far
side of the barn. Meanwhile able
hands ran to rescue the horses, but
the flames were too quid;, and after
taking out one span, the fire drove
the rescuers out, leaving another
span to perish. In getting the first
two out one man was severely
scorched about the head, and had a
narrow escape. it Rims strange
that the ales in broad daylight could
not save tbe horses, but had they not
just left the bat n for supper, all
could not save themselves. To save
the machine was entirely out of
question. Half the big belt was also
burnt, together with all the threshers
forks' and coats.. Mr. Richardson
had some insurance on the barn, but
none on the contents; so his loss is
heavy. Mr. Bird, the thresher, had
no insurance on his mill, and his loss
is estimated at $500. _
The citizens of this town were.
Sunday evening greatly shocked as
word passed rapidly from one to
another of the sudden death of Mr.
George Ewing, sen. Mr. Ewing was
enjoying his usual health, attended
church Sunday evenitig, and after ser -
vines expressed his interest in a ser-
mon on Psaltns 40, 7 and 8, preached
by his pastor, the Rev. Dr. Alacdon-
aid, He went home, spent a little tripe
in reading his Bible, then read 'a
paragraph out of the record. and aft-
er banding the paper over to .his wife
expired. He pawed away without ;t 1
warning. His wife anti daughter
were alone at the time atltl caunot'.
realize that he is dead it wasso sudden.'
EwingMr was sine of the'earliest
citizens of .Seafortli and for many
years carried on business of hatcher,
but eight or ten years ago gave up
his business. He was about 70 'years
of age, a good ueigbbor, a true.friend
a good citizen, .'a kind end- Ioving
hushartd and father, lie was a na•
tive of (:lackruatlnanshir', ,Scotland..
He leaves two sons and two delight.
ere The eldest sop,` Dr. Frank; lea
present at Brooklyn, B.C:, George is at
Rat Portage, His eidest.daughter is
at
Moonie and has beets organist of the
L.'resbyterian Church f,''sr. some years
daughter,past. Another daughter, Jennie, is
a nurse in New York.
JAMESTOWN...
School teachers of, this vieleitj'
holidayed on Monday.,. Labor Day
only those 'Aho forgot all about, it..
From our village those who took
in the Toronto exhibition are Mr.
Malcolm ii'raser, lir.. Geo. War -
lane, Mr. Wm. Morris .and Jas, and
Miss Bella McDonald; , •
s Nellie ,Patterson, of Detroit,
oit,
,is spending a niont'h visiting her sis.
ter, Mrs. Ab. 1xiatuip' ltna ' athea
friends. , . , , - •T...
Great Fire—On Friday 1'aist� 'we;
bard a most disastrous fire in
midst. it ells the barn of Mart ban.
1tii+haari son, together with..'a, good
span of horses valued . at `.1.50; a
sensori tun Separatets, every• particle
of lilt teest g'raI1iaaafi(i'e>le pig: The
disuse ni' the fire was supposed to be
''»"i t » m-4team engine. Mist :*aas
t1 r esbing there tst the tulle. • .it 'wee
CHURCH COtJRTS
May Differ and Split Hairs on Doc-
trinal Points, but may Join Hands
for Humanity in Proclaiming the.
Virtues of Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder.
Catarrh, that dread menace to human-
ity, attacks the high, the low, the rich,
the poor, the learned anti the illiterate,
but Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder is
the sovereign cure and needs no more
reliable testimony of its efficacy to cope
with and cure this disease than that
such •ernlnent divines as Rev, W. R.
Withrow, Methodist ; l3isbop Sweatmau,
and otlher prominent leaders in the
Church' courts, who have over their own
signatures' testified of its virtues. What
better'evidence for you that it wiI1 c.ire
you. Sold; by A. L, Hamilton, Wiugham.
B.RZIISSLLS.
The Post is -having its week off.
The East Boron fall fair to be
held here on October 6 and 7, will
surpass: any of the former fairs.
Many'f°special features are being
added'•lethis • yeare Several ,good
speeding contests are promised for
the second day of the fair.
J. W,:'13tashiil, wife and children,
went on • a visit. to relatives and
friends at Ypsilanti and Northville,
Mich.
Itlr, W. H. Kerr is in Toronto -at-
tending. the General Conference of
the Methodist church.
Work on St. John's church rectory
is moving alons rapidly, and with
good weather the work will soon be
completed.
The :anniversary sermon to the
Canadian Order of Foresters will be
preached by 2ev. Mr. McRobbie,
High Chaplain, in the Methodist
chureh,here on Sunday nestit is
expected that a large number of
visiting Foresters will be in attend-
ance: ;
60,200. Plebiscite campaign traets
and iI erature have been ordered by
the biding. Executive for diistt iltil+it>
in East Huron. The bundler u• eagle
municipality will be forwarded *runt
Toronte to each municipal Praeidenti
and: will be divided up to the t•aariouts
sections by him..
Melville church looks vert' much
batter for its new dress of paint.
James 1Vallter, who has lr'ta,l 111
the eerriage business in town for the
past 12 ypare, sold out to 1). envatn„
the well known blaeksniith, and
Walter Innis, of Morris, '1`1i' new
firm have taken possession and wilt
have Mr. Walker with the'is f'lr a.
month, Mr. Walker will dispose o,<
the new rigs he had on hated.
A, CONVJiETFD PITY E KlinVe1'.
With the Aid of Sourth American
Kidney Cure, Nurses his "Hope-
less" Cases back to Health.
A. prominent physician writes this of
diabetes: "Personally until very teuvut•
iv I has se never known au absolute euro,"
lint this saws physician says t'irther
that he has noted the wondertni word
accomplished in patients of his t,y youth
tmsrtcau Kidney Cure; patieua.n wlane,
he had ceased to treat becaua<i in his
estimation thole was no cur,3 and uo
hope. What a tribute this is to be the
medical genius in the compout rliot of
this great remedy—this kidney ritienmfic.
it soothe, heals and cures the diseased
parts. Does it quickly and per:banent
ly. Sold by A. L. Hamilton, Win;ham.
KINCARDINE.
A quite honse wedding toik place
Wednesday morning at the reside,nee
of Mr. John tentless, when his eldest
daughter h'iiss Lottie, was united in
holy wedlock to Dr. W. J. ilruee'of
this town, only relatives and a few
intirnalte friends beim. present. Miss
Louise Millar was bridesmaid, while
Mr. Ed. Rinker supported thr. ;Vroom.
the ceremony was performedI by the
Rev. Chas, Miles, M. A., rector of the
Church of England. Dr. and Airs.
Bruce left by the afternoon i rain for
a two weeks' tour of the St. 1 .wrenee
and Lake Champlain district, accom-
panied by the best wishes c'f their
numerous friends, amidst sliawers of
flowers.
111r. George McLagan, of iSsr•atford,
was elected President of the Canadian
Furniture Manufactures' Asa, eiation.
The People's ralth
Firmly Grounded Upon Real Merit
-They Knox Hood's Sarsaparilla
Absolutely and Permanently
Cures When All Others Fall,
Hood's SarsapariIIa is not merely a simile
preparation of Sarsaparilla, Dock, Stii-
lingia and a little Iodide of Potassium.
Besides these excellent alteratives, It also
contains those great anti -bilious and
liver remedies, Mandrake and Dande-
lion. It also contains those great
kidney remedies, Uva Ursi, Juniper
Berries, and Pipsissewa.
;+Tor are these all. Other very valuable
curative agents are harmoniously com-
bined in Hood's Sarsaparilla and it is
carefully prepared under the personal
supervision of a regularly educated
pharmacist.
Knowing these fact!, is the abiding faith
the people have in Hood's Sarsaparilla
a matter of surprise? You can dee wlty
Hood's Sarsaparilla cures, when other
medicines totally, absolutely fail. -
Hood's Sarsaparilla
lathe best -in fact the One True 13lood Partner.
Sold by all druggists. Si; six for $5.
Mood's pill,. are the best after-dinner
Dills. aid digestion. 25e.
MBER I
• Your eyes are priceless. Take care of them, as no one will take
-eare of them forgot,. If you need •
SPECTACLES OR EYE GLASSES
buy' thefll from us.
Also a full line' of Watches, Clocks, and all kinds of
Jewelry. Repairing promptly attended to;.
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WESTERN•NOON
ri , 1898.
SEr'1'EMi3E t ' 8th
ittitriea close 7th Sept'ornber.' Space aalettxt receipt of entry'.
Onr ajitreetions will be grand, and exit is tsnrpaataea. 'Yeti an,. sae i.1l that
Others QM quota, alta to hatter advantage. OW le goads. Prince O'Kabe' • :, Sib
1ts'daah filen Air's 'teeing, acid ratan tsther uncial., the est in the eoutitry, ' T „ work.
each evening, hIalewinit tip the Sestet o" . 'iete't las alit ring and ataahi arra, nue.
'i4pe6iat eictltaibbai :trains 1069e bion cit at tO p. rn. .&u neer, so you nn it.y to We
fireworks.
Auction bate of 1finths and 1'' ilegee, WodOtsday, Augtl. i tri, on the gtounda:aal
'Sp, ria. rribe'Iii.td;: Preeseints tete., apply to •
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