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The Wingham Times, 1899-05-26, Page 51 : .. W ..Mx!IA.i LIMES, MAY 26, ibMir, it We wish to inform you that we are very rnuch in ,it in the �ot'.. Shoe Tracie Call in and see for yo irself what we have on the bargain table, A very nice assortment of Women's Oxfords and 2 -button Shoes for $1.00 a pair.. A special line in size; 2I2, and 3, regular $ r.25 Shoes for sot a pair.. Men's Dongola and Buff Gaitors, all si;es, for 1.0o. Also other lines equally as good value, ' We also carry a full stock of Trunks and Valises at prices that are" right. Repairing neatly and promptly attended to. Sig t is 'rice1es Get your .sight tested, It costs nothing VIE FIT SPECTACLES Scietifically, Correctly, Reasonably. Try us. J. OPTICIAN AND JEWELER. THE Git EAP 4. MAR1DWARE.' GARDEN- TORS: It will soon be time to use garden tools.. We have any- thing you need in this line, and our prices are always .low. HULK .CARS We have a good supply of Milk Cans. The price we offer them at will soon sell them. Give us a call for anything you need in our line. S. E. KENT Old Post Office Stand. Order =--AND°P Pk Aft - -FRO ' THE—. -TOLSTIEN DAIRY. TO THE FRONT SEE WHAT THE DIP OND PORK .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 Tongrie Spice Roll, Lard, Fowl, &c., always on hand, Our prices are right, Orders called for and meat delivered to any part of the town. , Your patronage solicited, MOM POPK SNAP AN ITEM OF INTEREST. Farmers, why pay. 54 and 6 per cent, interest on your loans when money may be had at 5 per cent. Payments made to suit borrower. Charges low. Agency Ontario Mutual Life Assur- ance Company, , . At office Friday afternoon and all day S dirt day.. • A13NER JOSENS, 1 -COLORS THAT WEAR WILL You buy clothes that - wear 6o that yott will el - ways look well dressed. Robertson's Pure Ready Mixed Paint possesses wearing properties in the highest degree so that its original neatness and beauty is preserved for years. Try it and be can vinced, Sold by J. GLEN & CO Cleveland and Welland Vale Ladies' Bic.5 cies. Special prices to clear. . CULROSS. Spring seeding is stone in good shape, As the weather bas been favorable from the start, fermate got through in a hurry, The .severe frc'at a night or two ago did very slight dawage, 11Ir. and Mrs. J. ensile% are visit- ing in Brussels this week, and Mr. and Airs. Robt. Marshall are away to Goderieb and vicinity, where they have friends and relatives. Miss 'Jennie McKay, after .a seven • months' sojourn in `Winghana, is hunte at her parents Mr. Thos.'Melntyre is the owner of a wheel now, and Mr. J. lileRae conies into possession of a new atop buggy. Mr. James Harkness a few days ago caught in Mud River, a 7 pound. . mullet, but "Mack" saw a .pike. which makes him "dux." Mrs Trivette, whose home is with her daughter, Mrs. J. N, Pickell, is at present staying with her son In Lucknove. Mr. Wm. Caslick and family were � back to, the 10th. Con. last week where. be has a couple of uncles. ,.Hobbes! the Grave. MORRIS. The township council will meet on Monday neat, The assessor has completed his work and from his roll the following interesting facts are gleaned :— Total number of acres in the town- ship, 54,798 ; acres cleared; 42,287 ; value of real property, $11,720,200 ; personal property, $3,100 ; total real and personal property and tax. ;able income, $1,723,300 ; population, 2,642 ; number of days of statute labor, 3043 ; number of children from 5 to 16, 546 ; from 16 to 21, 190 ; cattle, •6,823 ; sheep, 3,791 ;, hoe's, 4,52:3 ; horses, 1,831 ; wood land, 5,065 acres; swamp, 6,645 ; orchard, 714 ; frill wheat, . 4,824 acres. On Thursday, May 4tb, an old Morrisite passed away to her reward in the person of Mrs. Thos. Sheridan, formerly of the 5tit line, aged -68 years. Shortly after her husband died the deceased went to Lewiston, Michigan, where.several .members of her family lived and she had resided there up to her death. Cancer of the stotnach was the ailment with which she had been troubled_ for 'soine time. `In" addition to. Mrs, theory Mooney, who is now in the N. W. T., there are Richard, Will- lam, Hent•y, Thomas. • and . Mrs. Daubledee, of Lewiston, Minh. ; and Mrs. Jelin • Diment, . of l3lnevale, serving child ren of dt ceased.: Mrs. Sheriden was a member 0f the Metho• dist church and was a kind mother, a tree wife and a geed neighbor. That Throbbing" fiteadaehe Would quickly leave von, if you -used Dr. King's New Life Pill.. Thousands of suti'erers have proved their matebless merit for Stek and Nervous Headaches. They make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your health. Easy .to take. Try them. Only 25 cents. Money back if not cured. Sold by Colin A. Oaten - bell. druggist. 15LIJEVALE. •The frosts of a week ago have effected the small : ruits considerab! y. I3tuevale has had a surfeit of low caste concerts during the past week. Many who attended were disgusted • with, rude sayings of the players. Rev. D. B. and Mrs. McRae, of Cranhi ook were visiting at the Manse this week. Mr. Melte: preached very acceptably at the pre- paratory services in the Presbytertan church on Friday, when .twenty-one new members were received. Bluevale joins in congratulating the Wingham football • team on their victory neer Seator-h. Macdonald Block, Wingbaur. '""" - - - Doctors now agree that consumption is curable. • �° Three things, if taken to - The Marne o Secur ' o On every "Slater Shoe ", put there by tit: makers as a guarantee of wear value — a prate - tion against extortionate profits. Many men would readily pay more for n Slater Shoe " were not the price stamped on the sole.--- this stamp gives the actual market value of the shoe determined by' the mantifa:'- turers, Made in twelve foot -model Shapes, all colors and styles. Everpair Good 1' Y Y ri year welted. tai $3. so and $`3. co. 1il \\ sizes, widths, leathers, =1 \(:?' • Jnr Sale Only by NOM 'N & SOU. gether, will cure nearly every case in the first stages;. the majority of cases more, ad- vanced,;, and a few of those fir advanted. The first is; fresh air; the se- cond, proper food; the third, Scott's Emulsion of cod-liver oil with hypophosphi es. To be cured, you must not lose in weight, and, if thin, you must gain. Nothing equals Scott's Emulsion to keep you in good flesh. sae. and $ .00, all druggist's. sc*tt & BOWNE, Cheal.tsVoreate, A startling incident, of which Mr. Jahn Oliver. of Philadelphia. was the subject., is narrated by him as follows :—"1 was in a most dreadful condition, My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain continually in back and sides, no appetite, gradually growing weaker day by day. Three physicians had given mea Fortunately, a friend. advised trying up. Bitters; and to my great joy and surprise, the first bottle made a decided improvement.. I contin- ued their use for three weeks, and am now a well man. I know they saved my life and robbed the grave of another victim,". No onesbouldfail to try them. Only 50 cts. a bottle ; every bottle gua- ranteed, at Colin &Campbell's, druggist, GORRIE Miss Maggie McRoberts is visiting at her home near London. Mr. W. R. Russell, who was spend- in a few weeks visiting with his father here. has returned to his home in Rennie, Mang Deputy P. 0. Inspector Maloney, of London, paid an official' visit to the Gorrie past office last week. He found everything in first-class order. • It is our sad duty this week to re. cord the sudden death of Miss Bessie. Watters, daughter or -the late John Watters,, of Orapge bill, . who ,died on Sunday,May 14th, after an illness of only a few days. Her sudden death has cast a gloom over the entire neighborhood. The bereaved mother and brothers and sisters have the, sympathy of all in their sad affliction. IA Frightful Blunder Will often cause a horrible Burn, Scald, Out or Bruise. fucklen's Arnica Salve, t he best is the world, will kill the pain and promptly heal it. (lures Old Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boise, Felons, Corns, alt Skin Eruptions. Best, Pileous on earth. , Only 25 cents a -box. Cure gua- ranteed. Sold by Colin A. Campbell,. druggist. preached the anniversary sermon of the laying of the corner stone of the ehurch, Mr. Ferguson will visit friends for afew days before return. rag to Durham. Strike. --The G. T. R, truck -men are on strike. Higher wages is their objeet, 'Collar• Bone Btoken.—Mr. John Scott had the misfortune to have his collar bone broken last week. He waa squeezed between two colts. Mr. W. IL Farquhar, of the 8th concession, lost one of his working horses on Monday, It is. only a few weeks' bines his brother had a fine colt die. Mr. W. Riddell and his sister, Mrs. Warner, returned from Tara on Tuesday, where they were 'ealted, owing to the illness of Mrs. J1'oster, • Notes.—llle. S. Woodman will not peddle meat in Clinton this aumtuer, as the Clinton butcher is not coming here. Messrs.. Bell & Lasham are getting in a lot of fine cattle this week. J:D. Melville is doing quite a live- ly business in hoose painting. Messrs. Brunsdon & Jobpston have. taken the contract of painting the Foresters' hall. , Mr. Jas. McLeod, representing W. L. Ouimette, is busy placing the Sharples Cream Separators. These separators are given out on ten days' trial and are guaranteed to in, crease the make of butter at least '257`. .They are a labor saver and money maker for the dairyman. WROXETER. A'! r. Samuel Willis has secured a good, situation in London. Rev. J. B. lien nedy attended the District meeting of the Methodist church at Brussels last week. ' _ A new organ has been placed in the Episcopal church. • Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Hemphill have returned from their wedding tour. While away they visited Buffalo, Niagara Falls and Toronto. On Sunday last, Rev. Mr. Met Mullen, of Fergus, conducted the services in the Presbyterian church, Rev, R. S. G. Anderson went to Fergus and . preached Children's Jubilee services, He also delivered a lecture in the same place on Mon- day evening. Mr. Edward Barnard has complet- ed the foundation for his new stable on Sanderson street.' Mr. James Stafford is .having his residence ` re -sided • with metalie shingles. Mr. 131ow, of Granville, Iowa, has been visiting at Mr. Jas..Paulhi'e on Ann street. Mrs. Paulin's and Mr, Blow were school ` mates in their younger dsys and had not seen each other for :0year,.. LONIDLSBORO. S. 0. E. Sermon. — Rev, Mr. Fer guson, of Durham, preeehed1 a very fine sermon to the; Sons r>f' Ltigi.>,na, 011 S 14 ay latit. Mt'. t' er,guson w:,.* formerly pastor of the Wrath. Re is 111-n a moinber of this lodge. Clitoon, Bet miller and Gude nett 1' dgt=s were le esett end took part ilh 1 the laratle.. Alter the service they `sit t oft dinner at TKAs, Ilill's Letel. tin Surtlay evening Mr, Ferguson BELGRAVE, he corner stone laying services n connection with the new Presby teriau church%held on Wednesday last, were a g and success and was largely attended, Rev. A. McLean, of Blyth, conducted the service at 4 o'clock in the afternoonl'Tea was served on the manse lawn from 5 to 8 o'clock, after which a splendid pro- gramme was rendered in the Forest- ers'. hall. Solos were rendered by Miss Crooks, Brussels; sliss•Murray, Kincardine ; and Rev, J. J. Murray, who is nowsapplyingat Whitechurch. The. choir of the church also render- ed several selections. Addresses were delivered by Eevds. Oaten, Belgrave; McLean Blyth ; Ross, Brussels ; and Whaley, St. Helens. The reoeipts of the day amounted to. nearly $200. ZETLAND-. A very enjoyable time, was spent on the afternuon of Empire Day, 'May 23rd, by the pupils and parents of S. S. No. 7. The object in view of our teacher, Miss: Higgins, was to insulate the spirit of patriotism in her pupils for this broad .Dominion of ours, and to colnmerate the birth- day of our noble Queen, who by grace of God has • been spared to reign longer than any British Sovereign. in order to do such the schoolroom was decorated with ever- greens, maple leaves, and strips of red, white and blue, in that way which is most pleasing to the eye. A very lengthy programme was pre- pared by the teacher and pupils of the school, all of which was rendered in the best possible way. At half past one, Miss Lizzie Higgins, sister of our teeeher;'began to play "The Land of the Maple" and the ever- greens with which the children wish. ed to slim orf the Emblem. (The Maple Leaf,) clearly pointed out the love for their native land. 3They also sang the Red, White and Blue," and as they'sdid so, waved the . Union Jack. Many other patriotic songs and recitations were given, and she way which they were rendered showed the ability of Zetland pupils. A map of tine British • Possessions was drawn upon the board and explained, this clearly pointed out, the vast extent of Britain and her Colenies. The Emblems of England Viand Canada. were also drawn in the most artistic manner. The names of the Prime Ministors of England since the beginning of the Victoria Era down to our present time, along with the Governor Gen• erals of Canada since Confederation In 181i7, were written upon the blackboard, and seethed to interest a number who were present. As the programme drew to a close, the pupils min teacher, assi-.ts d by Miss Taylor. s'•'ilar, taw, ' Maple Leif," of er which all j'inett tit singing ' ut•d rive „dr Gracious (Peen. W 11 Papti WINDOW BLINDS LARGEST STOCK BEST QUALITY LOWEST PRICE Our 7e Papers, 8 yards to the roll, white back; etc. Cannot be beaten. See our Lace Blinds, complete, for 50 cents. tAlex. CS LISTOWEL. At the assizes in. Whithe, Miss, Wright, of Listowel, obtained 81,500 damages for breach of promise from Alex. Howe, ' a farmer living near Listowel. The engagement dated from 1889. Mr. Lewis " Bolton. 0: L. S., and Mr. J. W. Meyers. both of Listotvel, left en Thursday morning, for Daw- son City. Mr. Bolton was there last summer, and is interested in a :num- ber of properities in the Klondike, some of which are giving good results. Mr. il1eyers will likely be away for about three month. A ease of smallpox has been dis covered in a family by the name of Maisonvilie near Walkerville. The place has been quarantined. Mrs. Robert Coats, of Clinton, died on Friday evening at the age of 68. The deceased was the wife of the oldest dry goods merchant in that section' of the country. She was one of Clinton's early settlers, and was greatly esteemed. She leaves a husband, two sons and three daught. ers. One son is a member'cf the Globe staff in Toronto. Exa rn p le is Better Than Precept. It is not what we say, but what Hood's Sarsaparz.la does, that tells the story. -. Thousands of testimonials are examples of what Hood's has done for others, and' what it wit's do for you. Dyspepsia "1 was weak and start fainting spells. Dyspepsia and indigestion in severe form troubled tae. 1i'ivc potties 0f Hood's Sarsaparilla made me well and strong." Mics. Wxt.trA:1t Vkavartthasu5GEF Whitby, Ont. A Conti Medicines— "We have taken: i;tood's Sarsaparilla In our fancily as a. spring medicine and used Hood's Pills tor biliousness and found both medicines very effective. 1•'n impure blood we ktion ,, Hood's Sarsaparilla Is a good medicine. ;Senator Wark, aged 35 years, It. s. P I'ro 1, publisher nee, Atwood, Ont. locked ,>tl Vunday` ill .i 0 Senate at � 9 •paueity of worst 1>1Curos th'tt body, Winnipeg brick'ayer. and masons have gone on strike in sympathy with the striking carpenters. f#lod'>t I'li1sMail Rya los tiro nonarrlt*thrgsnS ;duly cubit --to talks with stood s �arss rilFs.