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TUE WIN(,kIIAM TIMES, OCTOBER 13, La%
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THE WAR IS ON. lave atom raatecetis
The war is o)a. Tuesday !nothing Toronto, Out. 10,-Reeeipts ati the
a. gleam cf. peace was shed by tile western cattle market to.thv-
littIe
were a
heavier„ whittle, combined with
Duke of Devonshire's speech and n. lightly improved quality made a
reassuring reports from. heath Africa. fair market. The run ofall classes
In the afternoon, likes bolt from the was 51 carloads, comprising 500 eat -
blue, came the news of the Trans-itles 1,000 sheep tilld lambEi an 1,000
!hogs. Eaport cattle -.Trade was
vaal's ultimatum. It was, a virtual
Ibrisk; choice sold at $4.50 to $5-a
declaration of war. Upon the Trans -
vital rests the responsibility of initi.
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Bay per ton, ,... 0 00 to 6 00 ..
Wood per cord.... .... 1 60 to 1 701 '-'1.
Potatoes, per bushel,
Dried Apples, per lb .... 0 25 to 0 23 .1
, 0 3 to 0 4
0 4 to 0 5 .
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5 00 to 6 00 . I
0 20 to 0 50
!slight reduetion in the higher quota;
sting what may be the greatest and
!tim; light were steady, at $4 to $4.-
bloodiest conflict between whiter
races 1.5- s steady,
$25 to 00. Butchers' eattle-Prices
since France and Germany grappled ,
80 years ago The
Boers have al-
. I unehauged, At $2.50 to $4.50. Stock-
13eavy fee ders so
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If ready crossed the National frontiers ers and feedera Pewand mand steacl
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OCT. 13, 1899.
IR
SWILFRID LAURIER
rIST.TS WrN'QUAti, OCTOBER 20TU.
The Right Hon. Sir Wilfrid Laurier
will speak in Wingham on Friday
afeernoon, October 20th, at 2 o'clock.
Since the announcement that Sir
"Wilfrid was to speak in Wingham,
the Liberals hate been busy making
arrangements for the occasion. The
various committees are hard at werk
and we may look for a grand day in
Wingham en Friday, October 20th.
Sir Wilfrid will arrive in Wingham
on Thanksgiving afternoon, end will
be the guest of Dr, Macdonald, N.
P. No pablic reception will he held
on the day of his arrival, but friends
who wish to call on the Premier may
do so at Dr. Macclonald's residence.
It is the intention to hold a grand
procession on the Friday afternoon
at 1 o'clock, and the speaking will
take place at 2 o'clock sharp. The
speaking will take place in the
skating rink, which will be comfort-
ably seated and ample aecommodae
tion will be provided for all who
attend.. Special rates and accommo-
dation have been secured from both
the G. T. R. and C. P. R. It is not
often we, so far in the West, have
an opportunity of hearing the elo•
quent leader of the Government, and
-when that opportunity is given it
should be accepted by all who ean
possibly bein Wingham to hear him.
Mr. Fielding, Minister of Finance,
• will speak with the Premier at the
Wingham meeting. Let the friends
all attend and give the leader a
.royal welcome to the County of
Huron. All are invited.
The population of Galt has in-
creased 200, and the value of real
property not far from $50,000.
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WATGH
is a necessity, and
we can now supply
you with one from
$4.50
DON'T
BUY
from peddlers or ad-
vertising fakes. Bet-
ter far to buy from
us. We warrant them
five years.
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Their intention is to strike while the }
o ce stillrelatively small
and before reinfereements can arrive. I Prices down a h.
EDITORIAL NOTES. per Cwt; and
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own at $a35to Dresee hoes
feeders steady, at Chickens
3. 50. Sheep and !emba-
ttle, at $3.75 to $4
2.50 to 63.85 eacb.
iThe scarcity cf veal continues, and
Tan West Huron election case ' prices have jumped to $10 for calves,
conies up for hearing. at Toronto ranging from $4 to that figure.
Hogs -The market fell of a quarter
to day on choice hogs, selling clown
at $4,37; fats dropped an eighth, to
84. The market was easier.
East Buffalo, N. Y., Oct. 10.-Cat-
tie-Tbe offerings were the hold-
overs of yesterday; the trade was
very slow and heavy; it was hard to
sell common stockers at any price;
there were only a few calves on sale,
and notninelly the market was un
changed. Sheep and lambs -The
market was dull, with 16 loads on
sale; choice toextra lambs were quot-
able at $5 to $5.10; good to choice,
$4.75 to $5; sheep, choice to extra,
$4 to $4.25; the close was dull and
prices irregular. Hoge -The trade
generally was slow, with 17 loads on
sale; prices ruled about the same as
the close; heavy, $4.75 to 84.85;
mixed, $4.90; Yorkers, 84.90; pigs
$4.85 to $4.90; grassers, $4.75 to $4.
85; roughs, $5.10 to $4.30; stags, 83.-
50 to 83.75; the close was quiet.
again to day (Friday).
SIR Wilfrid Laurier and Hon. Mr.
Fielding will speak at Kincardine on
Saturday, October 2Ist,
SIR Wilfrid Laurier will be in
Wingham on Friday, October 20th.
This will be a grand day in town.
Ann the evidence in connection
with the North' Waterlco election
case has been taken. Judgment in
ease will not be given until October
18th,
OWING to ThanksgivingDay coin-
ing on the 19th inst, Dr. Macdonald,
el. P., has decided to hold his Blyth
meeting on Wednesday evening,
Oct. 18th. The Brussels meeting
will be held this (Friday) evening
Ocean freight rates have advanc-
ed sharply because a number of
Montreal ships have been withdrawn
from the Atlantic trade to supply
the demands of the English Govern-
ment for the purpose of transporting
troops and ammunition of war to the
Transvaal.
Sin Wilfrid Laurier and party
have returned from Chicago. To a
newspaper representative, the Do-
minion Premier said that nothing in
the way. of friendlinesstowards the
Canadian visitors was omitted. Their
reception was thoroughly cordial.
Not less so was their receptioa from
the large number of Canadian resi-
dents in Chicagp. Altogether, Sir
Wilfrid Laurier's visit to Chicago
has been both pleasatt and success-
ful. and likely to be beneficial in
more'wsys than one.
TUESDAY night's war news makes
it almost certain that the militia of
the Dominion will be called upon by
the Ottawa Government to furnish a
contingent for service in theTrans-
vaal. *the imperial authorities have
all along known that the government
of Canada will gladly furnish D. force
for service in South Africa. It was
at the request of the British Govern-
ment that the Canadian administra-
tion refrained. from making any
publie announcement as to , their
intentions in the event of certain
things happening, but, nevertheless,
the war office knew well from dis-
patches sent by our government that
we were ready.
That Threlbbing Headache
Would qtneirly leave you, if yOu used
Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their matchless
merit, for Sick and Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong
nerves and build up your health. Easy
to take. Try them, Only 25 mite.
Money back if not cured. Sold by Colin
MORRIS.
A Court of Revision on the Voters'
List for 1899 will be held at the
Township Hall, on Thursday, Oct.,
19th, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Dan. Wheeler has given up the
farm °weed by Jno. Brandon, of
Manitoba, on account of 111 health.
It is reported Ed. Wightman will
lease it.
-We are pleased to hear of Mrs.
Dora Buchanan's saferetina after a
lengthy trip up thelakes visiting her
friend, Mrs. M. Hughes, atEscanaba,
and also'friends at the Soo.
A. short time ago John Barr, fourth
line, Morris, missed his flock of sheep,
21. in number. Dilligent seareh was
made without avail, and • where the
whole Rock disappeared to was a
mystery. On the side of the gravel
hill is a house ivith a cellar base-
ment, about I8x24 feet, that was.
built several years ago for a hennery.
A horrible smell was noticable in
this locality, and when investigation
was made the lost sheep was found
in the cellar. Twelve of the number
were dead and the remainder were
nearly famished, after their fast of
nearly three weeks without food or
water. It is supposed that the sheep
bad gone into the house to get away
from the heat and files and bad
erowded tbe door shut, thus making
themselves prisoners.
Christian Endeavorers.
Montreal, Oct., 19. --The annual
rally of the Ontario Christian En.
deavor Union for the purpose of
receiving reports and electing ofii-
cers was held in at. Gabriel Presby-
terian °Much, and the following
officers were unanimously elected:
-President, Rev. Elliott S. Rowe, of
Toronto ; vice-presidents, Rey. J. 11.
I3arker, of Hamilton, Mr. 3. 0. At.
A. Campbell, Druggist; kinson, of Toronto, Mr, Thomas
Morris, jr., of Hamilton, and Rev. 3.
Their Driver Got Drunk. S. Henderson, of Hensel ; provincial
Neville Cutcliffe, proprietor of the secretary, Mr. A. T.Cooper, Clinton:
Blount Pleasant hotel, near tBrant-, provincial treasurer,Mr. W. 3, Do-
ard, was- fined $75 and $7.54 ,costsherty, Hensel!; junior superintend -
last Friday for selling liquor without = eat, Miss Wintworth, St. Marys;
- a license. At a recent W. C. T. U. provincial editor, Rev. Dr. 3.. A. R.
convention held in Mount Pleasant a Dickson, Galt ;
number of ladies attended from triet sttperinten
Bamford, and a van and driver . Glassford, for t
were hired to carry them. While ihr• 8. 3. Du'lea-
the ladies were counselling on tem- for the central
Detainee matters inside the village H. Lyon, of Ott
church the driver got drunk at Cat. district.
- cliffo's house, and was mint to drive The Christian
them home in the caening. The ti?n heard a
ladies were very indignant, and discussed at the
pressed the charge against the hotel S• James' Meth
-keeper, who had no license to tell far the most int
liquor, with the above reault. sports. Thede
in by a number
Mr. IL T. Butler, late of Chealey, views eapresse
and formerly of Stratford, has divergent char
purchesed the Napinka Standard. her took the
Nepioka is a thriving little town in Christ was in $
Manitoba, while others he
councillor and dia.
dents, the Rev. W.
he western distriet,
n Clark, of Toronto,
dietrict, and Dr. 'V.
awe: for the eastern PELTONT PUMPS
BUTTER AN
EGG,
ateaLF-aefereta-Acsleestea'aelKeeD)
It will pay you to come in and see our goods
and get otir priceS. We are this week putting into
stock a beautiful lot of
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I p ared to pa the highest
Cash e for all good atter and
eg delivered at my warehouse
near the 0. T. R.
C. GILLESPIE.
the reverse, and that their tendency
was towards evil.
,.,The Dominion convention of the
Christian Endeavor at the afternoon's •
meeting elected the following officers
for the Canadian connel of the
Society of C. E :-President, G.
Tower Ferguson, Toronto ; vice-pre-
sident, W. L. Shurtleff, Ooaticooke ;
secretary-treat•urer, C. J. Atkinson,
Toronto. •
.Toronto was selected as the next
place of meeting.
This year's Uhited States earn crop
is estimated at between 2,300,000 and
2,500,000,000 bushels,
'Tee, .eet::"^ar-lirlise.,
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ORSERIEOP?
We are sure you do not.
Nobody wants it. But it comes
to many thousands every year.
It comes to those who have had
coughs and colds until the
throat is raw, and the lining
-membranes of the lungs are
infihmed. Stop your cough
when it first appears, and you
remove the great danger of
future trouble.
en
herr]
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stops coughs of a 1 kinds. It
does so because t is a sooth-
ing and libeling remedy of great
power. This makes it the great-
est preventive to cOnsumption. •
Put one of
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral •
Plasters over your lungs
A whole !Medical
library Free.
For four cehts is stamps te paypost.
age, we Will send you sixteen medICat
books.
Medical Advice Free.
We have the °ulnas% servideS of •
sem° of the most eminent physicians
in the United states. Unusual oppor.
Utilities and Ion q experience
neatly at thein for giving yon medical
advice. Write freely all the pant&
Mats iwyout case. You will receives
prompt.roply. without cost.
Adams, DR. J. 0. AYER
Lowell, Dias&
Endeavor conyen.
variety- of subjects ydars and Intve them in price from
Nire build our punip4 to' last for
principal meeting111 $2,50 up.
odist Church, but by mem Oyeeeeer, and univanized.
cresting was that on Iron Piping
bate was participated 'We have si fen Hoek of the ahoee
of speakers, and. the &cods.
deter%er°Quoitfe aa num- of anything. iti tee Ike
very ''' Call and OM p ,..... when ill need
ground that Jeans
empathy with sports, JON :'-'; I," r :pros,
Id that he was quite tei le Pa atsie's Livery
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JARDEWIERS, ETC.
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Remember this is head-
quarters for
OVERALLS,
SMOCKS, 8LO
Made of White Duck, Blue
Denim and Cottonade. There ivji
is no better make than the '
"Arm and Hammer Brand."
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See our Fleece -Lined (all -.wool fleece) Under-
wear for men. This is without doubt the best Un-
derwear for health and comfort. We have- the best,
Did you see the New Skirt Supporter. We
. have them. -You cannot afford to be without one.
Theyare cheap. '
11,3- I-" jj 13 T?,
Macdonald Block, Wingham.
litieeetcs4elneedeedgenetheectelotieteafereete..tedtae---teeggregateeteeocaoregire-eage-leeteeiaseei4
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RUBBERS
TRUNKS
VALISES 1
Our stock in the above lines is now complete.
in all kinds and sizes.
See our lines of Rubbers before buying.
Everything goes at the lowest cash price.
Repairing done with neatness axil despatch.
W. J.GREER._
Great Bargain Sale
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T. A. Mills in order to make room for New Fall Goods
which are daily arriving will offer for the next 3o days his
entire stock of Spring and. Summer Goods at Greatly Re-
duced Prices.
10 pieeds Dress Goods, usual 25e goods, for 15e.
24 " s.s it id 40c is 20e.
• 15 " • " =60e " 80e.
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See our Bargains in Prints.
25 pieces usual 100 and 12e goods for 8e.
25 white counterpanes, usual 1,25 for $1.
25 a 4 a " 1.50 " $1.26. •
Special Value in. 'Wool and' Flannelette Blailkets
10 pairs W001Blankets, Usual $3.75'for $8.
15 st. " is " 4,50 for $4.
15 gr Flannelette Blankets, 11 heavy weight for $1.
Bargains in Ladies' and Men's Waterproof Coats. -These are the cele.
brated Mandleherg's goods (sewn seams) guaranteed towear, Pricefrom
84 up. In Hotise Furnishings we lead. In Carpets, Tapestries, All Wools,
Unions, liemps, Ibigs, Linoleum, Oil Cloths, and Curtains. T he largest
stock in town to ch0036 frOnl, rrlces to Snit purchasers. Ou' tintft,rwear
Department is complete in Men's, Youth's and 13oy's Uniou tita.,I and
Fleece Lined Goods, prices from 25 cents and up. Also a full raige of •
Large Men's Underwear always ift stock. Call and see our New Ready -
Made Clothing, prices right.
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