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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Times, 1899-09-15, Page 5• Gilt; II% 11 MES, SEPTEMBER 15, I•699. afvtiotAivaeIsiveeisiteetswtsit/e,sta/ts,-easAteilelaytteil/WWCIAselefle, guest of Dim Donald Fisher. A FEW NAMES lir: TIE 1 ,.............,............,,,_ . Mr. John Hamilton shipped a car 100 OASES %• last weeR k,,,) . load of ca.ttle froin here to Toronto Our citizens are commene.ing to Darby 4 -in -Hand Bows Scarfs Cravats String . Flowing End Puff Knot Mascot Handkerdidef Windsor Kipling Cow, Etc, $ $ --EI—Z21,..1\T Next Saturday • nly 50e, 85e and 25e Lines at your choice s REMEMBER ! SATURDAY ONLY AT. 's • 'et 5c A 9. ,•,(.4 ..-...,.71.- N......v ____77.:avesives7etesiseeiss,szwrafit,steszsevter. sseWsAsettseteles . I GORRIE. , • Mr, John M. Keine has returned to Sault Ste Marie, to resume his Is not only the Pleasantest but the: duties as 'principal of the public surest Means of Cure in all school in that place. • Stomach Troubles, • Di W Di Star D, Diamond. • Enamelled • Cathedral Chipped Ruby end Blue • Obscured Leaded. Builders' Hard were. Portland. Cement. think of coal for the coming winter. The first consignment has been or.' ;: dared. Mr, john Brethauer and Misa May • • • are away this week visiting friends -1- in Berlin, Waterloo and other points; Moving has been in order hi this place. W. S. McKereher has moved his etlice into the Dickson Richard Reim hes moved into the place vacated by, Mr. McKercher ind Geo. Laekie has moved into, the Hemphill block. Mr, and Mrs.. Thos. Appleby, of Turnberry, visited with his fa,ther - here during the week. They also spent a week with friends at Clared _ mon t. • rou, vaz nnuvous And Eneaciated„ South Amerlean Nervine is a Rich, Deep Health. Nervous exhauStion, bad •die:elation, lei - Fountain and NeVer Falls. povo.rished blood. are the diseases ill! • printed: on teeny it brow. Sootts Artier. man Nervine lure a marvellous. power es 40 n nerve tonio, n blood builder and Wier. ulator, Toues the sente clears. . •eteres the good spirits f,•$F tua geed gulates and dippels. .a.pref•Pir and health, George Webster,. of Forest, • writea: 'Tor years 1 u ffered much from eleeeleesnese, nervommess, twitohieg muscles and palpitation. All remedies _ failed but South American. Nervier). The first bottle greatly helped, and five bottles cured me. 1 tee t owe toy life Ses;esse . 1 Working Night and Day ., $ n IN il it' in tra 0 ru r The busiest and mightiest little thing ,rst ' Zr4 VB V;Ltr•U 01 tisid I]very pill is a sugar-coated i that everis.wisrarte is Dr. King's New 1 globule or health, that changes weakness sess------------------ --- - • into strength, listlessness into energy, .1 brain -frig tut° mental power. They're wonderful in building up tbe health. ' -- -- Only 25s, per box, Sold by Colin A. • Campbell, Druggiit. to it," tiolci by A,14. Hamilton. BELG RAVE. Remember the fall fair to be held 1. in ibis plane on the 28th and 29th of September. Rev. W. T. Hall, of preached in Knox church at Guelph on Sunday last. al The ladies of the Belgrave Metho- dist church intend holding a lawn social on Thursday evening, Sept, 21st, at the home of hir, John Coultes, 7th concession of East Wewanosh. Tea will be served on the lawn, and a good programme will be provided. Admission 10e. • and 150. The congregation of Knox church was delighted with the sermons preached by Rev. W. T. " Hall, of Belgrave, on Sunday,—Guelph Her- ald. J Having purchased the business from Jas. Duffield, the public will find ns in the CORNER STORE, desirous of securing by fair dealing and bon - est values a share of the patronage. The piesent stock will be offered at GREATLY REDUCED PRICE'S. Housefurnisbings, Catiery, Graniteware, Stoves, Tinware and Coal Oil always in stock. Speeial attention will be given to cur IT Having had large experience in cities, we excel in • Furnace Work, Hot Watc,,r• and Steam Heating, Sanitary Plumbing, Eave Trougliing, Steel •• Siding, Roofing and Metal Ceilings. • , call oh us. We shall be pleased. to make Your acquaihtance:i feeffng sure we shall gain your.confidence. ctir liaLT Ake ml.rs TO THE FRONT FiLIBLIC • Raving moved to town to'Abe resi- . . SEE WHAT THE donee lately occupied by Geo P 117611e, corner Centre and Alfred streets, near the GTE, I am prepared to nay the . highest cash prices for all kinds of, Rake D IA mOND Rubbers,ks19,727idHivoxl .3111 fiviv:igs1 delivered at my residence, or if word be left, / will call for same. 0. GOODMAN PORK SHOP Opposite Post Office, Says: Fresh Beei Lamb Pickled Pork Breakfast Bacon Smoked. Ham Side Pork Corn Beef and Pork. Bologna Headcheese Sausage • Pressed Beef Tripe Pressed Tongue Spice Roll, Lard, Fowl, &e., • always on hand. Our prices are right. Orders called for and meat delivered to any part of the town. Your patronage solicited. • DIAMDIII PEE SSP. AN ITEM OF INTEREST. Farmers, Why Pas; 5% and 6 per cent. Interest on your loans wnen money may be had at 5 per cent. Payments made to suit borrower. °beiges low. ' Agency Ontario Mutual Life Assut- anus Company. At office Friday afternoon and all day Saturday: • ABNER COSENS, blacdonald Block, Wingham. THE MILK OF THE HOLSTEIN DAIRY is pure and cold and THREt CEs1TS A QUART. The Stamp of Security. On. every "Slater Shoe ", put there by the makers as a gtiarantee of wear value— a protec- tion against extortionate profits. Many Men wonld readily pay more for a " Slater Shoe " were not the price stamped on the sole — this stainp gives the actual market value of the shoe determined by the ntanufae- - tents. Made it twelve foot -model shapes, all sizes, wj1ths, leathers, colo's and styles. Every pair Good- '/I yen r welted. $3.5o and $5.0o. s• I 1111: ,I1!17! gt _ KER For Sale Only by HAWN & SON, • A LANTERN that is safeand won't blow out is what ever body wants. We hairs) it. See our Hew. Darn Door Roller. It will not jump off traok— LAMPS, PA ETC., APP ERS, We are in it with BUIL ING PAPER, SPORTING GOODS and Srniti & PAH, rs, m. ose was visiting. • Dr. Von Stan's Pineapple Tablets are friends in .Amberly last week: an unfailing and delicioue ternedy for dyspepsia and all distreesing consequ. Mr. J. A. Snell, who has taught ences of impaired digestion. The juice in S. S. No. 4.tor the past Year and of the Pineapple abounds in vegetable a hale bas gone to Goderich to at- pepsin,an invaluable producten that it is t nd the Celle i ite -This vaeane of food. Dr. Von Stan's Pineapple Tab has been filled by Dir. W. R. Rogers,. lets contain this . grand . essences of tbo of Bluevale. . luscious fruit in a consolidated .form. Mise Rae Patrick has secured a Eat them like candy, or let them dissolve • • . . Position es milliner in Pembrook. in the meuth. They are efficacious and - pleasant; will at once relieve' al: tbo Rev. C. C. Keine aid wife; of v. great pain in my entries and feet. I tried 'and will cure the most inveterate last week. everything I could read or heat' of, and case of dyspepsia. I3ox of 60 Tablets, • Mrs. W. Doig and son Guy have.. consulted many physicians,and a Toronto 35 cents. Sold by A. L. liarnilton.speeialist, without receiving any 'benefit. returned from a two months' visit in I was induced to try South American Quebec. - EAST WAWANOSii. Nature's chief aid in digesting all kinds e g • - ANKLE DEEP IN PAIN. Sinking • in Rheumatic Mire—South American Rheumatic Cure was the Saving Strong Arm. W. F. Begg, Vapcouver, B. C., says: "Five years ago I was afflicted with a very acute form of 'tau nuttier° causing afflicting bymptoms of faulty digestion, Pine River, were visiting in to‘ n acre farm in the townshipof' Hallett. -• *Mr. John Webb, of the boundary,: •eame near his bni n destroyed by fire on Tuesday afternoon: stile threshers were at his place ahti a 'spark from the smoke stack lit on the'roof ofthe barn and burnt quite a hole ,before it was noticed, and promptly extinguished. Bed Hot Frain the Gun 'Was the ball .that bit G. 13. Steadman, of Newark, Mioh., in the Civil War. It caused horrible Ulcers that no treat- ment helped for 20 y eras. Then Buck- - len's Arnica Salve cured him. Curds Cuts, Bruises,Burns, Boils, Felons, Cores, Skin Ertiptions. Butt Pile cure on earth. 25o. a box, Cure guaranteed. Sold by Colin A. Campbell, Druggist. • • IVROXETER. • Mrs. Geo.. Town and children, of Wingbam, were guests •of her pa- rents at the Gotten %use. Mr. Will . Sanders, ,d ,Lynden, • visited with bis falher. Mr. T. B. Sanders a •feiv , dak s during the week. A few of Wroxeter's citizens at- tended the Western • Fair at London this week. Mr. Richard Miller, of Termite Junction, was • visiting With his mother for a few days. The visitors. to the Toronto Fair last week from this section were too numerous to mention— • Mies Saunders, of Toronto, is the . . . The Thorn Comes Forth With Point Forwird." so.1 0011•W • The Worn point of disease is an acAe or pain. " But the blood is the feeder of the whole body. .ftirify it with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Kidneys, liver and stomach will at once respond? Nei thorn in this point. Severe 'Paine-, 4,/ had severe pains in my stomach, a form of Ileurtagia. My mother urged rue to take Hood's Satsriplie rills and it made me well and strong. have also given it to ,my baby with eatis- factory Testa ts. 1 am. glad to recommend Hood's Sarsaparilla to others." Mas. Joax'LA. Peoz,,240 Church St., Toronto, Ont. OnriViete EXhatiation-" Aftet treat- ment in hospital, t wits weak, hardly able to went. My blood was thin. 1 took Hood's Sarsaparilla until well and gained 20 lbs. It also benefited my wife." Ananua Mmts, Dresden, Ont. Rheumatic Cure. The brat ose gave' Mr. Pierce attistivni,46) e. Ortt the -and two bottles brought me a complete age la me relief -the first bottle greatly helped Mr. Henry Dar, of this township, Prairie Ian has rented Mr. C. A. lioweores 150 how. tir. Mo. oure." So/d by A. L. Hamilton. se g 'frame Men jfl• . LUCKNOW., Victims to btomaels, liver iind kidhey a, Between 1 and 2 o'clock Tuesday troubles fes well as wtemen. and all feetmorning the coopershop and dwelling the results in toes of appetite, poisons in house of W. Lyons ot this place was the blood, backache, nervousnese; head- ache and tired, listless run-down feeling. aestro.ved by lire. The coopershop But there's no need to feel like that, was occupied by Charles Edwards, Listen to J. W. Gardner, Idaville, Ind. of Colborne, whose loss on tools and He says: "Electric Bitters 'are just the stock will be $200. • Wis supposed tbiug for a man when he mall ruu •down, and don't care whether he lives or dies. • the fire originated at the heater used It did more to give me new strength and for the apple barrels. Mr. Lyons' good appetite than anything 1 could loss on buildings and contents will be at least. $1,000. His house beipg a new lease on life," Only 50 cents, at • only six feet frcra theshop, there was Colin A. Campbell's Drug Store. Every bottle guaranteed. very little of the furniture saved, as • the fire enveloped the buildings in a few minutes after being diseovered. This was one of the oldest houses in tbe village, having been occupied in the early days by the late James Somerville. No insurance on buiki- ings or contents. take. 1 can now eat anythink and have TUENI3E1RY. Master Redmond McGlynn, young- est son of Mr. John McGlynn, met with a very severe aceident while getting down from the barn moW on Tuesday afternoon. He fell 18 feet, breaking his leg above the knee. Dr: Brown, of Wroxeter, was called in to attend, and the little fellow bore up bravely under the painful oper- ation. It is hoped that he will soon be able to be out again. Beats The Klondike. Mr, A. Q. Thomas, of Marysville, Tex., has foudd a wore valuable discovery • than has yet been made in the Klondike, For )ears be suffered untold agony from consumption, accompanied by tremor - rage; and was absolutely cured by Dr. King's New Discovery for COME rnptiob, Coughs and Colds. Ile declares that, gold is of little value in comparisou with this marvelous euro; would have it, even if it met a hundred dollars a bottle. Asthma, Bronchitis and all throat and lung affections are positively cured by Dr. iiing's New Discovery for Consum p. tion. Sold by Colin A. Campbell, Drug- gist. Regular size 50o. and 61,00. Guar- anteed to euro or price refunded. 110P.E." ' Camps on Matiy a Threshold—But South Ameilean Kidney Cure Spirits Away Disease in a Trice GENERAL HARDWARE L'Int e.15 =drain.= MEStd to us, ume your nearest express office and we will send this 'watch there for you to examine. It is AU open -law, gold-plated. duet proof =se. handsomely engraved, fitted withdluericaninedel7JeWened stem wiud and set movement. lady's or gent's else. It is e. good Emplace, eve In tip, and 18 just the thin_g for trading purposes. If. 011 careful exanunationyou are convinced Ms watch le worth femora than. we ask. My the express agent 3,95 and express charge dCo nia012,40. Co" Mrs. J. Hallman, a Berlin,Ont., writes: "I was a great sufferer for DS months from Kidney disease. The pains were so severe as to cause fainting spells, and I could not be left alone -was restless and sleepless at night -no remedy or doctor seemed able to give Me any help. I was advised to try South American Kidney Cure. After a few doses , I was greatly benetitted, and two bottles took every • trace of kidney trouble from Me." Sold by A. L, Ilanailton. News Notes. A DIAMOND FoR DO.E.BAR. LIMITED SPECIAL raven WRIER WILE UST NOE TEN' DATE ONLY. GENUINE POMONA. DIAMONDS have a world-wide reputation. It is almost impossible to distinguish them front genu- ine diamonds costing hundreds rf dollars each. They are worn by the best people. We will forward a GENVINE P07.011.11 :eosin =meted in a heavy ring, pin or stud to any address epee receipt of price, 01.00 each. Earrings, enrews or drop, 02 per pair. Ring settings are made of one /con. tinuous piece of thick, shelled gold, and are warranted not to tarnish. Special combination offerfor tee days ceps 1 fang and stud sent to any address upon receipt of fil..50 Send for catalogue. In ordering ring give finger measurement by using a piece of string - also full pextieulars. Address plainly. THE POMONA. CO., 1181-1183 Birosnwsx. • boR0o.t., BOARD. Tho regular monthly meeting of the School Board was held on Tuesday even. ing. Members present-Messra Griffin, chairman, Homuth, Kerr, Mobile and Abrabam. Minutes of last regular meeting were Iread and on motion were adopted. The following accounts were read and considered :-Maloolm Lamont, work at school, $8.50 ; Alex Rose, ink. 03.75 ; Thos Moore, work at school, $6.55 ; R H McKay, • painting school 490, kalsomining eight rooms, $50 ; kalsomieing two hells, iii.s, •glazing, $7.45, total $1,62.45. Homuth-Moore--That the accounts as 1read be paid, and orders drawn on the Treasurer for the respective amounts - Carried. • A communication Ives read from Geo E Robb, I3oiler Inspector, informing the Board that the boiler was in very good shape -Ordered to be filed. Abrabare-Homutb - That orders be drawn on the Treasurer for the teachers' and officrers salaries -Carried. On motion Mr Joseph Goad was ordered to be paid $1.00 for extra work done at the school. On motion of Messrs Homuth and Moore, the Board tendered a vote of thanks to Mr H /Sere for his work in con- neetion with the inspection of the work at the wheel. ' Board then adjourned. The private banking firm of Wm. Mowat & Son, Stratford, has as. signed. The firm elainis a surplus ' of $45,000. The by-law to loan $10,000 to the Kensington Furniture Cotnpany was carded in Goderich by a majority of 187. BLUEVALE. On Friday evening, Sept. 15th:a missionary meeting will be held in the Presbyterian church. Mr, Whaley, of St. Helens, will deliver a lecture on missions. A silver col- lection will be taken. A meeting of the Methodist minis. ters of this district was held in the ' Methodist church here on Wednes• Charles Small, for many years an alderman in Toronto, and brotlur of John Small, collector of • customs died Friday after a lingering illness The Penton ease will cotrie up at the Cohourg Assizes, whieh open on day of last week. In the evening a Sept. 19. Some 25 witnesses have Twentieth Century Fund. Miss Nettie Maxwell, whhas . collection was taken up towards the been summoned by the proseeution. the oil in it is digested, all Lady Aberdeen hasino Itlied the ready to be taken into the spent the last three years in Bran°facers of o the Women et Commit that blood. The body rests, . don, man,,14 mom has returned she will be at Ottawa for the meet, ' while the oil feeds and nour to her here ' os Blnevale road. ing in Oetober. We are to learn that Mrs Mr. Geo, 11 Theltett, of Hamilton, ishes, 'and the hypophos. otters is •Owing. 91.0.X.WACCO.4tffers $1,500 an acre for a little phites makes • the nerves Why.is it that nearly all ge,d persons are thin ? And yet, when you think gilt, what could you expect? • Three score years of wear and tear are enough to make the digestion weak. Yet the body must be fed. In Scott's Emulsion, the wr-rk is all done; that is, Hoorlos rills our!, liver 111S r, the) nen-irritating R eStatirteisfesesses'elite 11004'. Sareapart • se to Mr. Summerville, of Palmer. that eity, to use for building lots for Steady and stro iou*11 so:. and r;1,0o, Mr. Geo. ItiseDonaldthas sold his over .e'en acres of Victoria, Park, In mon, for $500. j his employees. •SCOTT 4..tt DONNA eta Ili 1 111 had=