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The Wingham Times, 1899-01-27, Page 5A thin oily fibre -food fluid, which A:, sinks into the pores leaving a velvety burnishing film outside. Rub this friction coat a little, and lo 1--- a brilliant, lasting, lustre dawns through it. ar � Neither varnish, turpentine, nor wax, to parch leather or seal up its pores,in— .ti TUE. WIN C SiUATIRES, JANUARY 270:is»OA MORRIS.. W. 3, 11 ty has returned; to Lista- , , , , wet from Winnipeg. whore he ha:3 rs, Luther l eppr r la sufferin;"" beo,a :engaged in the insurance buoi- . . PI&tv;iI�i withMAn abess. on fret' arm. Misss Rabieon ad Nicholson, of `>'tlrnberi"Y were visiting or, the'20.Miss Lillie flay of Stratford is in, A SEV R G9I,1 DRIi�' S A UVfkia last week. town this wi,ek, staging �vl',ll Airs,. lt. AND MDTel.ER I.OW. Little Stanley Rutledge-. has been li,, tlayt I.lnaa street. — �. seduced to his lied for nearly Wm. Klemm of the lisrnner office PARTIAI, PARALYSIS ACCOMPANIED Menai with :t sure beak, The D9, U. left on Monday for Galt where he l; GArNTING PITS FOLLOWED-, saysit must have started from .a hurt, has secured a situation to the Galt MOTORS stat, TO rittING TtE• Mr. Agar 01' the l:;t flits is ill will! Twefernier, LIEF—DR, WIL.LIAAi'3 PINK .inflama.ion and his daughter is down . At the annual meeting of the Elam l'IL ,s ursrons ifEAirxtr. district L. O. IJ, held in the orange - with drops!. . JAMESTO SVN, 11Irs, Alex 13ryan is suffering just now with a felon ort her finger, We hope she will soon be herself again, Donald l'ope's sale last Friday was a decided suceess. Everything went elseili@6s"eSe teiF✓sY✓F3,C`iCVOrustesseeeVerSsOsee✓:1t FdsteeledZse VIle:ver}' high. FMrs. S. Shine is able to be about �� Sale Only by HOMUTH BOWLE again after a long andpainful illness, - - -_ Dr. and Mrs. Brawn, of Wroxeter, visited Mr. and Dies. Joh'. Strachan FOS S ALE 1 The administratrix of the estate of Alexander Dawson, deceased,, offers for tale the ,Two Stores in Winghani now occupied by Messrs ;i A Farquhar - soh and Miss Boyd. Offers for the same should be addressed to. J A MORTON, Wingham, Solicitor, for the Estate. Order your „--:--_e, INtat —AND— SVA —FRO11 THE— BOI.tSTIEN DAIRY. hall the following officers were elect- Broolehofn a suburb . of Owen ' ed, and installed; 1', M., J. Johns Sound, is fairly vigr'ating with ton; Diaster, W. Willoughby; D."lli,, interest in the wonderful cures . • G. R. Wilson„ Chap., b, S, Rothwell; effected in that.place by the use of' R, Seo,, W. Welsh; Fire.See„ J. Allen; Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,. A news: D, of 0„ T. J. Sproule; See., Hugh paper roan of Toronto, spending R' hardson; J. Queens, some time in the vieinity, was direct: .1/V tn. Goldol,'s barn on the - 12th ed tea house on a hill overlooking con., Groy, was burned on Saturday Owen Sound's beautiful. bay, and night. The tire was' caused by the was told that there he would learn explosion of a lanterp while Mr. somethieg'ahout a cure effected by Gordon was feeding his stock in the Dr, Williams' Pink Pills; The hill evening, The, building was net e was climbed and ° it is to Mr. J. F. 7 ! . last week, large one, and ryas partly covered 'Goodfellow, the genial owner and os: It is rumored that trams are i by insurance, he reflection was eupantof that pleasant liome that he hLOGSarbouring in the school houses in this I visible in this town. r" .;indebted far the following frets T vicinity. Miss Minnie Hay is spending alt , 'My wife owes her good measure of health today to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills," said Mr.. Goodfellow. "On the 12th of July, 1595, Mrs. Goodtel: low went on an excursion to Coiling: wood by boat and came hotile . with a severe cold, .which developed into a partial or slight attack of paralysis in brain and body. Only '?5o at aoy Drug by the chains of disease is the worst the left side and limb. In addition Store. • form of slavery. George D. Williams, of at times she would be seized with a Manchester, Mlob. tells how such a slave dizziness wbich often res week in Toronto in eonneetioileesith Highest cash prices paid for all kinds of good Saw Logs, Telegraph Poles, Cedar Posts and Shingle Bolts delivered in our yard. CUSTOM SAWING; SHINGLE CUTTING. done at lowest prices and satisfaction guaranteed. Call and get prices be- fore disposing of your timber. MeLEAN ➢ SON liolis ifts! We have a choice stock of • SILVERWARE, SILVER NOVELTIES, °WOKS, Gold. and Silver Watches, Rings in Gold and Diamond. Examine our stock before making your Purchases.. OPTICIAN AND JEWELER. RETURNED ON TIME., Carefully washed;properly ironed, correctly finished and fairly priced -- that's the history of your linen when brought here. Not a thing in our washing preparations to injure the fibre of the goods and not a thing unhealthy. about our work rooms. J.D. LONG Leave Orders at Carr's Feed Store. SillgIer Sae BOOTSAND SHOES lits 1 We an immense spring stock arriving, I must have room to glut it, hence for 1:3 days, I shall sell slot old shelf -worn stock), •but up-to- date new goods et cost. Remember Oils is no wind, but actual facts. Yoe can save looney by attending this dile at once. Fair dealing. Extra Repairing promptly attended 'to. icar 68 TO THE FRONT SEE WHAT THE DIAMOND POR SHOP Opposite Post Office, Says Fresh- Beef and Pork:' Lamb Bologna Pickled Pork Headcheese Breakfast Bacon Sausage Smoked Ham Pressed Beef Side Pork Tripe . Corn Beef ' - Pressed Tongue Spice Roll, Lard, 'howl, &c., always on hand. Our prices. are right. 'Orders called for and meat delivered to any part of the town. Your patronage solicited. AMN ?OK SHOP; The Globe TORONTO, CANADA. The Leading Newspaper of the J)ominien. THE DAILY. —tins oyer 12000 more regular circulation —every daytime It had id1897, and nearly —4,000 'mph! than one year ago. W (motes rtSOAvas it tt,ftssx . SAS AS ALL THE NEWS Evir►iY DAY. The Saturday Illustrated with Ito 24 or 28 penes every Saturday, its Mus. t ated -supplement, its many special features-- Short Stories pu.9 Sketchy Articles—besides having the currant news of the day, has become a strong rind to the best monthly tmgatines. 11' I5 CANADA'S U•ATEST NEWSPA PEFR, volt rail have THE GLOBE every day -foul tiee Sitnrday lllustrattd for about the sante price ea you have to pay for Many of the smaller doilies TTNB WE) IKLY GLOBE tins hail noreral new features added, has all the news of the creek In concise torus, nod keeps its • readeraln,dose tonth with evtrt' dart of the world, toil more especially our own county, Sti,lcription rains and full 0tirticulars ern bo had at the ',dice or this paper, Ally newsdealer or post• moonier son.tdirect to T1110 Geom.:, Canada. Ilisnnaralc's Iron Nerve her musical studies. - Was the result of his splendid health. Miss Sharp bf St. Marys is the Indomitable will and tre}ueadoua energy guest of' Mrs. A. J. Collins "Rose - aro not found. where Stomach, Liver; „ Kidneys and Bowels are out of order. heath, Listowel. 11! you want these qualities and the sua- $tory of a'la,ve: was they bring, use Dr, Ring's 1aw Life Pills They develop every power of To be bound hand and foot for years • HULLETT. There passed away at his late home, Anburn, Andrew T. Mc- Donald, after tin :illness of six or seven weeks, with heart trouble, at the age of 40 years and 5 months, on Tuesday ' last, January 17th. Deceased was a native of this town- ship and has lived in it all his life ; of Scotch decent, his parents coming from New Brunswick years ago and settling where the homestead new stands. Here was where the home was formed, and where the happy family, two daughters and a son; besides a brother .and sister, who all. was made free, lie says: "My wife has in sudden and severe been so helpless for five years that she r1, h e at al sIs ma could not turn over in bed alone. After p 3 using two betties of Eleotrin Bitters, she unable to lift any weig is wonderfully improved and able to do left haul. She call her own work." Ilia supreme remedy aid and for soman nese, sleeplessness, melancholy, head- advice and too ache, baakaohe,fainting and dizzy spells. This miracle working medicine is agod- send to weak, sickly, run down people. Every bottle guarnteed. Only 50 cents. Sold by all Druggists. • for female diseases quickiy cures nervous- 131i,USSELS. ed falls. her with her in medical the follwed the to medicines pre- scribed. But it was only money wasted as she did not get any better. As Mrs. Goodfellow has three child ren and her hu:•btnd to cine fur it was a deep trouble to the family for ,her to be so at11icted. l+ur eight Me Gomer Green has disposed of months theme dizzy spells and the his pump business to Mr. William paralysis continued. Then su►ne friend asked bet' to try a bux of .Dr. circle has been broken by the death Wilton. Williams' Pink Pills.. To please the of the youngest, Andrew T. He The annual meeting of the Dfs- friend she conseense to purchase e few leaves a loving wife and three of a trier L. O. L. was held hers recent- boxes: Then nesse• had been taken recent- ly. The following officers were she felt decfen t better. The faint- ing spells came less frequent, her remain .on the. homestead. Do•. D. its , W. Smith ; ' D. C , RF:. Barr ; strength .returned to qe► side.;an¢ arts ceased was an honored member of Ill,''. S., M, M,'Cari iii ; 1) `S. , C. , , .l� , _, • several lodges :—the A. F. and .A, Case ; 1), T., T. Oakley) D, D, C,.. and she was delightful watt the ii sCtlt. M. 1:1, Moore ; D..L., H. ilamilton After•taking about six boxes, aid M. the Morning Star Lodge, Carlowfeeling' quite well again, she diseon 0 0. F., and Maitland Lodge I. 0. and J. Kernaghan. G. T. the latter of which be was` The annual meeting of the. Grey tinned the use of .the pills fur a time chief councillor and worked hard Branch Aguuilturat Satiety was but laterefelt°some of the old syinpc- held in the town hall on Wednesday olds returning: She again procured a supply and •reconlniended .their use, and was overjoyed to find that these valuable little pellets again gave relief, She • continued taking them nntil,sbe felt.thatshe certainly must he over .the effects of the trouhle when she again ceased to take the pills. That is over a year end a half ago, acid only once or twice since has she had any slight Symptoms of the old trouble, and then a few doses of the pills would give tier full re- lief. Mrs. Goodfellow is decidedly of the opinion that she .owes her present health to Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and is most enthusiastic in her recommendation of thenuo her friends and acquaintance; for the cause of temperance. He has held'the honor as reeve of Hal- lett tor,some years, and for many years was in the Couneil, Had he been well he would have aecepted the nomination for county com- missioner and, no doubt, would have been a most valued representative had lie been able to run and be elected. He was a pronounced Lib- eral in every sense of the world and was a staunch member of the Pres byteria:n church in Auburn. His wife, children, brother and sister lose a most loving and estimable husband, father and brother ; he will be sorely missed by all of his acquaintances. LISTOWEL. Our hockeyists'are not feeling so jubilent as they did' at the opening of the seasen, Stratford administer- ed •a rather severe rebuke, bat oar team is not to be ignored all the same. W. W. Nichol of the High School staff spent a couple of days at his home in Stratford Last week. fife has been slightly under the weather recently. A number of Conservatives attened the annual meeting of the North Irid- in; Association at Milverton. Ask your doctor how many preparations of cod- liver oil there are. He will answer, �4 Hrtn- of last week. The annual report t showed a balance on hard of 8791,- 13. The following officers were elected : -- President, Jas. Speir Directors, John Brown, P, Scott, W. 'H. McCracken, R. Nichol, John Mc- Kinnon, John McGaviu, A. Smith, W. B. Wilkinson and Th'oma's Doc- Laughlin ; Auditors, F. 8, Scott and A. Strachan. Camp Ben Lomond, Sons of Scot- land, has installed the following officers for the •ensuing • term :— Chief, W. Martin ; Past Chief, D. Stewart ; Chieftain, W. Innis ; Chaplain, Rev. John Ross; Physician; J. A. ,vlcNaug•hton ; Rec.-Seq., A. Strachan ; Pitt. Seely-Treas.. D, C. Ross ; Marsh:til,Win, Telfer; Stand- ard Bearer, Angus Lantuud ; Senior Guard, Robt. N ichol ; Junior Guard, Jas. Speir, Pipers, Bro. Wm. Ballan- tyne and Sm. Stewart ; Representa- tive to Grand Camp. Bro. D. Stew- art. The annual meeting of East Huron Agricultural Soefety was held in the Council Chatnber, Brussels, on Wed- nesday afternoon of last week, President h erguson occupied the chair. falinutes'of last meeting. were read and passed and Auditcrs' re- port was presented showing the re- ceipts to be $779.08 a,nd the iexpend- �' yet on • Iii °'ills flute ; 970, with �3-. ,� prizes., On motion of Alex Gardiner, seconded by John Shortreed the following Board ,was returned for 1899 :—President, Jas. Ferguson ; dreds of theme" Ask him 1st Vice -Pres., Thos. DYeLauchiin evening was spent and a goodprog- • GORRIE. A large company, representing the 9th' cocseession Congregational and the Turnberry churches, together h with a numerous tennient of tiorrie• citizens, met at the house of Rev. J. W. Gatlin to spend a pleasant even ing and to bid Mr. Goffrn and his family Godspeed in. their new sphere of work to which be is about remov- ing to Wingham. The Rev. Mr. Garbutt, as the representative of the Gerrie people, spoke in feeling terms of the high .appreciation in which Mr. Collin and his family are held in This town and of sorrow of the change to take place, but at the same time wishing Mr. Coffin great success in the new sphere of Work to Which he he has been called. A very present which is the best. He Wiii Directors, 1L Ctlrley,John Shortreed, music given. Miss Flora Janes reply , "Scott's Enlulsrott. Jas. Cardiff,. Jas. McCallum, George presided atthe piano. Proceeds $11. • 2nd Vice -Pres„ John - R. Smith ; ramnie of instrumental and vocal Thep see that 1a this is the Johnson, Alex Stewart, Alex Gard- During the year 1898, 101 births, bile; you obtain. It contains the, purest cod-liver oil, free from unpleasant odor and taste. You also get the; hy-• pophosphites and glycerine. All three are blended into one grand healing and 'louts ishing remedy. sec. and Shoo, a)l.trw;tists, SSC.O T & t1Uw\t;, Ciitlttl]ts, 'Perottot . ' I Ines., Alex McLauchlin, and W. H. 20 marriages and 49 deaths were re - Kerr .err Auditors; Alex Hunter and . gistered in the township of Howiek. Alex Strachan.. Derr --Gardiner— Cne night last week, Mt. James that the offer of $-)50 from the Grey, Beswitherick's tailor shop leas broke Branch Agricultural Society be ac.Into and a pair of pants and a suit of eepted and the East Riding a Pall clothes stolen, Fair be held. in Brussels next , Mr, win. Gibsonr of Winnipeg`, is Carried. A joityt meeting of Dire,:• tors o' both societies will be he d at friends and acetiraiutanees ill this spending a few days with his Old the call of the President, vicinity. Miss Minnie 'Williams visited with The tows of Seaforth wants .plower Ethel and Mitche 1 f'lends. to "bonus it Wellen mill by giving 610,• (3i)O.• 'leer sister Mrs. Jas. >Spenee nee. YOU CRAVE sofa,^.thing more sustain- ' ing and with more sate stance to it than the same old breakfast cerealevery morning --it is Nature's cry for help, There ie, a cereal food that will sat isfy your craving---• Wheatlets It is a true strength builder. and contains the essence of all that's good in wheat— the gluten.' With a little salt, i.t is delicious-- -and, too, ie`is the true food for brawn and brain, Hest grocers sell it by the pound. S. The Tiilson oo,'y, Limited, Tiiscnburg, Ont. Newbridge. - Mr.'Alex. J. raise of Big Fork, Rainy River Distriet, is spending a. few days leader the parental roof. Volcanic JhretptiouS Are grand, butSkin Eruptions rob life of joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, cures thea,; also Old, Running and Fever Sores. Ulcers, Boils, Fe'ons, Corns, Warta, Outs, Bruises, Burns, scalds. Chapped f:iauds, Chilblains, 1ie,t Pile eure on earth. Driven out"'Pt,ius and Aches Only 25 cents st box. ,Jure guaranteed, Sold by all Druggists. . L0NDESBO.I�:Q. CREAMERY'Iii .ETIXG•,—The annual meeting of the Lonsesboro Batter and Cheese Go. was held in Hil's hall, on the 111th inst., for the • pur- pose of electing officers for the earn- ing om ing season:—Mt: J, Watt way .re- elected pre.idenr, and Mr, W. L. Oat tnette, ;,ecretarytruasurer, Mr.' J. le. Ross was re-engaged as i:utter makerThe hutterinilk was sold to S Me\'ettie for $3.M for every= ton butter made. Proceeds of butter- milk to he kept by the competes-, Concert.—London's sweet singer-,. H, R. McDonald ;ave It concert in' t the interests f the; Epworth League: on Wednesday evettfr g. The! 4 was a .good attendance arid all greatly enjoyed the evening*'s program Notes.—Messrs. Appelby, i'4 f 1kee and Melville are exhibing fancy _poultry at the Hume Poultry and Pet Stock Show, heal in Clinton this week, Owingto siekne.ee, Miss ilirk has been unable to teach this week. Iler i work is being taken by Mr, air. Mr. and M rs. Foster, of Ta ra, are the guests of Mr. W.\Riddell,' this week. Mr. S. Woodman sp is ' a new ;l\> driver this week. Perfectly Cured Weak and Low Spirited- Nervous Prostration - Appetite Poor and Could Not Rest. .s I take great pleasure in recommending good's Sarsaparilla to others. It has been, the meant of restoring my wife to good bken down with an attack of ner'v'ous prostration. She tuf- f uf- farad with headaches and her nerves were under severe strain. She bacant° very low spirited and so weak, She could only do a little work without resting. Her 1 appetite was poor, and being So weak she could not get the proper rest at night. She decided to try Rood's. Sarsaparilla, as highly praised, . and 1 am ibad heard it h r wes yp r glitd'to state that flood's Sarsaparilla has I;perfectly cured ail het ailments." G. Bunt AMY, 321 Hanban St., West, 11M1111••• tole •Ontario. Vetitent1 * te 00 .m,fil Is the hest -ht fact the One "True Mad 1'ttri- Her. All &tiggfst3 C. tiix ter Se, Get Moid%tr Miss Francis Evens is the guest t of,are stet ! rend,e flood'i •Pills tiTLy aildrtrtu>li.