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W t* liti1 4.a t ' MES., JULY 21, INA
HANNA'S
ORDERED
cic.thiug Tra de
has. doubled this season.
400 -Ulla.
Good Cloth, First-class Trimmings and a Perfect Fit.
GENTS ! Before buying, call and see the largest
stock of Broadcloths, Worsted, Serges and Tweeds
JOH
ever shown in Wingham.
.. HANNA
Jno.
Having purchased the business from Jas. Duffield, the public will find
Cas in the CORNER STORE, desirous of securing by fair dealing and hon-
est values a share of the patronage. The present stock will be offered at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Uousefurnishings,`Cutlery, Graniteware, Stoves, Tinware and Coal OU
always. in stock, Special attention will be given to cur
TINSNlIT d
EPT.
Having had large experience in cities, we excel in
Furnace Work, Hot Water and Stearn. Heating,
Sanitary Plumbing,Eave Troughing, Steel
Siding, Roofing and Metal Ceilings.
tall on 'as, We shall he, pleased to make your acquaintance, "feeling
sure, we shall gain your confidence.
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McLaughlin1♦.ug
ARE THE LEADERS.
One Grade Only and That the Best,"
ies
Has been their motto for over thirty
years. Some of the principal features
(wliieh • .no other buggy has) are
rubber and brass washers warranted
three years, one lever top steel circle, &c.
McLauehiin'scost a littIemore than
they 1hdW \
t4;„lt,/ others, but are the cheapest
pest in the
`., end, You will make a big mistake if
rr you don't see our stock before buying.
e We can sell you a good ordinary
'buggy as cheap or cheaper than any one else, We have them here.
We can sell you anything you want in the implement line the same ae
we Have done for the past 16 years, and guarantee good value, Or if you
want an Organ, Piano, or Sewing Machine, you will find our stock the best
that money can buy. Prices and terms all right too. Colne in and see us.
anyway. Will be pleased to shove you through.
Office and Warerootns opposite Presbyterian Church.
.r l•
30,000 LBS.
BINDER
INE
Pure Manilla
050 ft, to. the Ib.
Special manilla,..
Standard
Hay Fork. Rope, &c. •
New Prices.. Order Early,
J.CLECO&CO
MORRIS.
At the regular meeting of the
Sunshine Epworth League, the ener
getie pastor, . Rev. F;' J. Oaten,was
agreebly surprised by being pre-
sented with a purse containing $20
as a slight token of the esteem in
which he is held by the young pee-
pie of that vicinity. It wasan act
worthy of emulation and will do all
concerned good.
A garden party was held on the
grounds of Thomas Maunders on
Tuesday evening last. There was a
goattendance and a good time.
homes Strachan, jr., of Grey,
got his right area seriouslyhurt,.
owing to the falling of a board at
John Mason's barn raising last week
Fall wheat looks fairly good and
will soon be ready for reaping.
The new ,pastor of the Methodist anent. Also let ajob. of ,gravelling
church here, Rev. II, Irvine, ieutcely $0 rods, 2 yds of gravel to the road
settled and le fast becoming ac• opposite let 18 eon, 11 to John Ma•
queinted with the people, The inn ,Kinnon at 290, per rod. Also let a
pression made by him on the eon- job of gravelling 40 reds, yds, to
gregatiou is 4eeidely favorable. Hie] the rod to Allan Chapman at 15e.
preaching is earnest attd vigorous per rod. Also have to report that
and the spirit of the Master is very eaivert at Govt Drain on loth side
manifest in his deportment, road requiresnew planking at once
The funeral of the late Wm. Clem.- Mr, :Mosgrove reported that John
enshaw the unfortunate young man Yoe had completed culverts 2nd eon,
who was killed at Palmerston on the and recommended payment of $2,00.
12th inst,, watt largely attended, His ,Also let a,job of putting in eutvert
remains were laid away in Fairview on. Morris boundary to Robert Shaw
cemetery here on Friday. Mr, Clem- at $6,50 for work and 'O16 to Daft &
enshaw was a Listowel boy, his Stewart f,rtimber, Also let a small
mother being the oldest daughter of culvert eta IVforris Boundary to Shaw
the late Robert Tremain who was & :Messer at $2.50. Also let :apt) of
the seec,nd to locate in the now town gravelling; en Morris boundary to
of Listowel, Mrs. Clemenshew eamn Richard Miller at 254e. per yard;
here a young girl with her parents, Itidler to pay for gravel and half
consequently the people of this cent. tnapeetion, Also let a job (34'40
munity feel all the more sympathy yards gravelling on Morris boundary
for the family in their sad bereave- to. Robert Shaw at 30e. per yard..
nient, Shaw to pay for gravel and half in-
spection. The Treasurer laid the
Sentlin'sGreatest Need. half yearly financial statement be-
fore the Council which showed a
15th J
balancelyof 4395.07 on band on the
u,
Mitchell—Copeland—That the re-
port be adopted and filed, Carried.
Cruickshank Mosgrove —• net
Mr, Copeland be appointed to meet
Mr. Jarvis of Culross Council at Bel-
more re Delmore Drain, Carried.
`Che following accounts were pas•
sed and el ques on Bank of El amilton
issued:--
Tiros, Mosgrove, gravel, $2.52;
W. Hayes, gravel and damages,
$4,48; 31 Hastings, gravel not issued,
$1.68; Joseph Leech, gravel, $2.45;
Joseph Reekonridge, gravel $2,8S;
Joseph Higgins, gravel and damages,
$13.10; James Wylie, gravel, e3.00;
Geo. Pocock, gravel and ,damages,
$5.38; Mathias Willie, gravel, $2:52;
William Chandler, gravel, $4.921
John Mulvey, gravel, $2.10; Wm.
Irwin, gravel and damages, $4.60;
Stokes, gravel, $1..38; Robert Muir,
gravel and,damages, $3,58; William
Marshall, gravel and damages, $2.38;
3. S, McTavish, gravel and damages,
$4.60; W. Hawk, working road
machine, grease and repairs, $48.75;
31 Dunkin; repairing road machine,
$1,.00; John Johnston, repairing
culvert and gravelling, ..$2.00; John
McKinnon, gravelling $23.00; R.
JKckiin, shovelling, 75e.; John Yoe,
repairing culvert, $2.00; R. Shaw;
gravelling, Morris boundary:,$13.00;
R, Sanburn, eul.ert, $65.00; W. J,
Duff, tile, $2.90 ; E. L. Dickinson,
law, advice, 50c. Meeting adjourned
•to meet in Bluevale, Monday, Aug.
21st,1899, at 10 o'clock a, In.
JOHN Buncnss, Clerk,
cipal of the school here. This will spending a few weeks with Miss A very successful barn raising
be regarded by many as almost a Mary A. Hallahan, was held at kr. A. Homuth s•on b'ri•
calamity, • Mf'. Rothwell bas taught Rev. IL M. Ross, son of Mr. Tbonas day afternoon last. A large number
school continually for 43 years and Ross, of this township, has received of people were in attendance and
everything passed off vera* satisfact-
ory, In the evening,, the young
people of the party enjoyed a social
hop.
Mr, R. P Oliva. of Barcelona, Spain,
spends his winters at Aiken, S. t3.
Weals nerves bad caused severe paing.
in the batt'; of his head. On using
Electric Bitters, America's Greatest
Blood rind eterre Remedy, all pair, soon
left bin. He says this grand medicine
is what his country needs. All America
knows that it cures liver and kidney
trouble, purified the blond, tones up the
the stomach, strengthens the nerves,
puts vim, vigor and new life into every
muscle, nerve and organ of the body.
If weak, tired or ailing you need it:.
Every bottle guaranteed, only 50 cents.
Sold by Colin, A,.. Campbell, Druggist.
EAST WAWANOSB.
Dr, J. Agnew, of New Carlisle,
Ohio, bee been spending a few weeks'
holidays with his parents and friends
in its township.
fter an illness extending over
v.e '
e i
alo t
nli n hs, Ellen Hanna, belay,
ed wife of Mr. Robert Mel3urne,
d on Saturday last in her 32m
ear. Deceased was a daughter of
the late Campbell Hanna and had
been a resident of this township
Jay Clegg, B, A., will take up the l nearly all her life, he was loved
study of law and will be artieled in and respected by a 1 who knew.her.
Toronto. We wish Mm success, The bereaved relatives will have the
heartfelt sympathy of the community
in their afflictioir. The tuneral took
place to the Wingham cemetery on
Monday afternoon and it was one of
the most largely attended that has
been seen in these parts for some
time, showing the high esteem in
which the deceased was held.
Mr, Thomas Nicholson is veneer-
ing bis residence. The brick was
purchased from Mr. Adam Wett-
laufer, of Blyth.
Miss Rose Cracknell and, Miss
Madeline Morley, of Toronto, are
That Throbbing Headache
Would quickly leave you, If you used
Dr. Kings New Life. Pills. Thousands
of sufferers has proved their matchless
merit for Siek and Nervous Headaches.
Tbey make pure blood and strong nerves
and build up your health. Easy to take
Try them. Money back if not cured.
Sold by Colin A. CiimpbeIi, Druggist.
LISTO W EL.
The secretary of the school board,
Mr. W. E, Binning, has received the
resignation of ltir, 13, Rothwell, prin-
about 40 yearsof that lime in Lis• a unanimous call to become the pas•
towel, he being the first teacher in tor of H,nox church, Guelph, one of
the little log school house in the the largest and most influential Pres.
Queen's bush. Mr. Bothwell as a byterian churches in Canada. 1'1r,
successful teaeber bas hada brilliant Ross is at present the pastor of the
career. He possesses in such a large Presbyterian church at Glencoe,
measure that rare gift of imparting
knowledge to others by such a brief • A Narf;ow Escape.
and short route that it is a privilege Thankful words written by Mrs. Alda
to come under his tuition. Mr, Roth- E. );dart, of Groton, S. D: "Was taken
well's exemplary moral character with a had t.ulrl which settled on my
too, has beet, a strong factor in his lunnsi cough set in and finally terminer
success as a teacher. The boys and me
lupC�Y ung 1tl could oonlyo lioiestut a
the girls grown up to be men and abort time. 1 gave myself lip to my
women who have been his early Saviour; determined it 1 could not stay
pupils look back with pride et the ,�'rth my friends on earth,. I would roes(
my absent ones above, My husband
manliness of their former teacher was advised to get Dr. King's New Dis•
covery for Consumption; Coughs and
Colds. 1 gave it a trial, took in all eight
bottles. It bas Cured nae, ant, thank
God. I am saved and now a well and
healthy woman." Sold by Colin A,
Campbell, Druggist, 50o. and 4R.00.
Guaranteed or price refunded.
T.
ROSS.
As it rice Was.
When the human foot vris
firs introduced to shoes it was
exactly as nature had iniide it,
strong-syrametrikal-hauddsoitie,
It has been revolutionized
from what it was to the foot of
to -day by sixteeti Centuries of
distorting tightness and freakish styles.
"Slater Shoes " are made to ftt
feet as they are to -day, comfort first,
but good appearance never forgotten,
Twelve shapes, six widths, all
sizes leathers and colors.
Goodyear welted, name and price
:tamped en the soles,
3.3o and $3.00.
Sees
ow growing old. And since that
Mr. Rothwell feels that the time has
come for him to retire from the ac-
tive work sof the school room, 1 feel
sure that this community will not let
the opportunity pass without giving
a publie and suitable testimonial to
ao ,worthy and deserving a man.
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Children should always
A'Frightful Blunder
Win often cause a horrible Burn, Out
or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the
Best in the world, will kill the pain and
promptly beat it. Cures Old Sores,
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns.
all shin. Eruptions. Best Pilo cure on
earth. Only 200. a box. Cure gurante-
ed. Sold by Colin A, CarmpbelI, Drag -
gist.
The Apple Trade.
Mr. Dudley, sr., of the firm of.
Dudley & Spns, Colborne, Ontario,
gassed through Goderich Iast Friday
on his return trip after visiting the
Orchards around Medford, Owen
Sound, Lucknow and other places
north, and reports that the present
crop of apples is quite up to what it
was last year all up that north
TUENBERRY, eountry. It will be remembered;
'Minutes of Connell meeting held that the firm of Dudley' & Sons
or
in Maguire's Hall, Bluevale July bought'
thous thousand barrels of apples) e (last
;crease in weight. Not to 17th 1899. Members of Chancel all t3ensoti in this vfcfnity, and Mr, Dud -
present; the Reeve in the chair. The le► assures us that it 7s their inters -
Ow, I1bt to Increase in flesh, minutes of last meeting were read
to old a approved anctsigned, tion to come back again this fall.
,:longs g b Iu answer to the•question "flow are
Reports:• -•The Reeve reported the c>tcis set
Present and future health. that he had mrer• the Reeve of Culross p,t s in other places across
emends that • this increase at A:MelCague's and bad s ttisfaetor the lime ? he o simply stated that it
was too. soon to tally with certainty,
ily arranged for culvert across ,, ,
u , . 7 =lei•e is a report that there a a
weight should be steady boundary opposite 1VIcI'~ague s eat; very large crop in the state of Ran -
rid never failingeach Township agreeing to do 5 sae, but you need not be troubled
To delicate children, rods of ditching 4 rods on bountrick• dary
and six on about that,'' he said, "for the south
Me agues. Mr, C,
cott's Emulsion brings shank reported that he had leta job � , competitionew'ith s can. never conic
• of cele rt and gravelling to '2,5t.11 your choice
-icher blood and firmer frtit Side Road to,7ohnJohnston at 02 00• OtterLiil;;e Huron.''—Goderich
S ,"'tl
it;sh. Better color ;cornea l+It'. Copeland reported that he bail -,
:t1F the Cheeks and stronger ;net clarw dsitiu t rer x r`ob lof ss,on I�'cts'dvt*eh has decided to build a
J in new , e ire t next summer, the limen•
Bustles to the limbs. The liig ealveet aiid digging 9 rods ot'.i sin rs to be. ill 3 7 feet with an eight
litre in weight is substantial; ' ditch to Dan'l McGorhlaiek at $10.0:) foo: hist -meet. It will cost in the
i'Vuritb.ivey t•i pay half, Also let t, j ntiighberhood of' $3,000. A new l
c COIfieS tO Stay, r job of 10 yds gravelling on boundary- ichunl is hadty needed a$ the present'
son,snd$r.an,sildr,a kte. :to John McKinnon at 220. per yard, building is trot at 8 i fl. for whiter
SCOTT & Qowive, Chesehts, Toronto. job completed and reeomtnened pay. occupation.
For Salo Only by HOMUTI1 & SON.
sac. Gibson, renter
a, Tegisarall
and mother of Mrs. Jannes
of Blyth, Bled in Tarmac, on
day morning froui boort
Interment took plates lo the eetnma
here on Thursday.
11F Ia( RAVE,
The Ladies of the Betgreve Mertlit-
odist ehtxrelt intend holding a Garden
Party 0n the grounds of Mr. Uarn�.'
Niebolsan's,4th line Morris, on Thier
day July 27th. ei.dinisslon anti
1.5e, A good programme prevlrfed,
1+1: o More T:aree.
The postmastergeneral l=ee des
eided that owing to the redurt,i,,n.'in
the dotnestic rate of letter pre reeve to
2 cents, no more 3 cent letter Bards,
3 cent stamped envelopes, ,i+• 3 cent
stamps wit! be issw'd Postmasters
are authorized` to ute soca es they
May have in stock at the fa NI Waite
and to redeem at face twee any
that may be .offered, But no new
ones will be issued, and all ,hose in
stook in the department wall be sur-
charged down' to "2 cents" and
issued at that value. ii't:cn the
supply of these has been exhausted
new two -cent red stamps, postcards
and stamped envelopes wit; her issued
and the pre.ent purple eines dis-
continued.
Senate Will Throw it out
Ottawa, Jury 19., -It has been ex-
pected .that Sir Mackenzie , Dowell
would permit the redistribution bill
to pass the. Senate, but yesterday he.
shattered that hope by coning out
fiat footed against the measure It
is now certain that the bill will be
defeated by the opposition Su the
Senate, in spite of the act that the
House of Commons passed it by a
majority of 50. Sir. John 111.acdon
aid's redistribution bill in 1882 was
rushed through is a. few minutes.
The Senate's) action then contrasted
with its action noi,y, afford the s'aeing-
est argument for a reform ' of the
Upper Ctaaniber. Sir Mackenzie
Rowell today, upon lion. Da'•ir1 Mitis
moving the sr aot,d rettdii,g of the
hill moved as follow;,:
"Dila it be resolved, bolt it is in-
expedient to proceed further' veldt
the bill now under, c.,nsider anon, in -
eunuch as i, is . provided Civ evenion
51 of the . British NorthAmerican
Act that the represeutation of the
provinces in the House or CoulmOns
shall be adjusted at the cols:;. lotion of
each decennial census will miller the
provision of tte Goniedei'n'iee be
taken in 1301, a readjnei,ient of
constituencies in the D''u,!il=r,r! made
previous to such census beiiig taken
would in the opinion of this house be
a violation of the spirit of snob act."
•
Dr. T, R. Dack, prominent physi-
cian of Creelnore, is dead.
Chalmers' Jewellery atote . at
Cornwall wee burglarizee' Monday
morning, for the second time in a
fortnight,
Crop forecasts Whish ha re begun
to appear ill Manitoba • entity that
wbeat is heading out well, and con-
ditions generally ally are favi hie:,
Lieut. Col. lIa+ime-, D. t i 0has
requested the city council of London
to pay 82,0t30 as an advance towards
the payment of the expenses t,f the
militia called out in-onsequence of
the street ear troubles.
"No Eye Like the
Master's dye.'
You are master of your
health, and if you do . not
attend to duty, the blame is'
easily located. If your brood.
is out of order, od's Sar-
saparilla will purify it. ,
It is the specific remedy for troubles'
of the blood, kidneys, bowels or liver, •
Heart T -"x had le
fora numberrouble of years and differentheart 3ntroubedi-
cines fatted to benefit ine. 1 tried flood's •
Sarsaparilla, and three bottles completely
and perfectly cured mel" Jas. C. A. Prat rt,
Wallace 13ridge, N. S.
A safeguard--" As T battiest five chil-
dren with diphtheria 1 gave my remaining
two children food's Sarsaparilla ai they
were Subject to throat trouble and were not
very strong. They are now healthier and
stronger and have not since had d. cold."
bras, W. J r,,: g, tt, Peinbrokc, ant,
. 1 4 f Y
Il?1 er Disappoints
1Yeed'; inns cure titer itis, tiie nen•irrliatt
only. cathartta to take with nona's ,a