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VOL, :XXVIT.—NO. 1442.
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WINGIIAM, ONTAIt (?I; FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1841
40
TOILET SETS
25
DINNER SETS
imported direct from "one of
the best makers in England,
and which we will sell at from
15 to 20 per cent.
than goods purceasecl in this
country. Call and see them
and get the prices whether
you buy or not.
N., BAR U�0
• Opp. Bank of Hamilton, i Wmgham.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
v
We want to clear out •, Locals—s. oraey,
Local—W. J. i�bott. '
the balance of our Local—G. hB. P:in� �".
Locals—Jus. MCKOlvie.
l Par Goods—T, A. Mills.
Good Morning—Halsey Park,
Necessaries— R A. Hutchison.
O(J1irist.inns Goods—Alex. Ross.
Poultry Wanted D. H. Baker,
Local—Con regational Oliurch.
Christmas Goods-..M.Patterson.
Locals—Walker Bros. & Button.
. Local—Presbyterian Ladies"Aid.
. People's Popular Store -John Kerr.
Ladies's. Fars eterM. H. Mclndoo.
The Central >iakory—A. J. Nicholls,
Bendv9'or Christmas—R. G. Gordon,
The Bear Wants Help—Homuth & Son. •
• Ohristmn is Coming�--..City Restatuant.
Canada Bttsines.1 Co11ege—D..MCLa.uohlin.
Christmas Specials—Walker Bros.& Button.
Marion garland's New Departure—TDrss
Once,
CRY
AND GROCERY STOCK.
BY JAN. I.
WILL YOU HELP US
TO DO SO ? ,'
We will make it to yo
vantage. Our stock
siderably reduced,
have a large aro
able goods, ild •
tom:
rid of then
sible, we a
WANTED --Wanted a ee, a servant Por something,, nice in. s s 'stnies or For picture
$i A YEAR IN APY'.
to Walker
A
girl. Apply to Mas. ( Macdonald. New Year (hitt—' + Into S. Bras, & Button. 'r'te post ofioe. #i
AT THE SALT OB. . The vein, of A
t salt �
I31toRE I-IEla Aunt. •--• While coming Gracey's furniture s 8t
GENERAL LOCAL NEWS.
See Halsey Park's advertisement. - sympathy of the to '• speople;in his" sore
down the hill on Jo u street on Monday
night, Mrs. A. H. Can: had the nhis-
fortulzo to fall and real" her 'Sorin just
above the wrist, number of children
had boon sloighridi g which made the
walk very slippery, causing Mrs. Carr's
fall.
FOWLER WiNGII t;ITE. --• WM. Me-
Clymont, when about to coo tha door
of his up stairs won=•shop one day last
week, had a . uarr >tv. escape, his foot
slipping when he ,.ached for the door,
and ho fell through the dpor on to the
sidewalk, getting a good shaking tip by
the fall, though npJ bones we broken.
—Caoderioh Star.
See our Parlor Suits; a co selection
to choose from .at Wit ros. & Btit-
ton's. 3t
LARGER PAPER. Owing to the in-
creased demand n on our advertising
columns the Tlta . s will contain tent
pages for the next three' weeks. The
quality of our advertising space is
evidenced by tli increasing deunaind
upon it. We refs in from encroaching
upon our space fo, reading • matter con-
sequently the eah two pages.
LOST No Tru E.—An enterprising
' Hurondale you ngrxiau .came into town
on Saturday drivi ig a cow. Ile was all
covered with muaand wore his working
clothes: After di posing of his cow, he
donned a new std.. and went to the Tedi-
• dence of one of o r ministers with his
best girl,,and the : were joined in wed-
lock. When esl•�d if he was going for
a, trip he said that e was going home to
dig post holes.- mall Ohsex r..
Axi•OLD Rserne g
highly respected r:
Ann Jane,. belov
Murray,. aged 72
died on Monday la
tending over a dzou
aged partner is lef
T DEAD, n old and
ident o_ Wing in,
d wife of Edwtttrd
ears and 8 mouths,
, after an ill1s
le of months.
w ho will have the
Dr. Butler, of Loudon, will be •at the affliction. The meral took place on
e family residence,
e Wingham cezne-
Queen's .Hotel, .Wiugham, on the fust Wednesday from. "
r ad -Wednesday of each month from 11.30 a. Minnie street, to
m. till 8 o'clock p. m., for consultation to
S COIL- in diseases of the eye, ear, nose and ry
•
t• we stilltBoc The`Li
throat. • HOUSEKEEPER
t .of desir- has been, rest eniz
wood leas also organ
baler to get
lag to make &•move
gUtckly as pos town team?" is 'a
prepared to make heard, ;
d I7'N1tESERvan A.UJTroN SALE: Mr: J. 70. years of age, and
a great sacrifice in price, an
Currie, auctioneer will sell by public Telescope that since
sell them at prices tli.heard auction on lot, 13 con. 2, Morris, on 55 acres of ploughint
o' t fore iii Wingham. + Kith I+'xiilay, December '15th, valuable farm on Saturday lookin• _
stook, implements and household firm- hearty as a boy, and
erto we have advertised to sell ,tire: Mrs. Frank Stamper, administra- felt better in his life
at cost, but from now until 4;#1.11, is au expert ploug
jun. zst, we shall sell below CAN U LtN LoY_LTY.—No concern in Ply days was the
this country enje , s the confidence of prize at ploughing ..
cost, and as there is still the Canadian p=or_e more than �.e
ANTED. A good
towel ,hockey club housekeeper ;Ns/tilted to whom: good.
3, for this year. At...wages will be paid. Apply for full par-
er
tioulars to 1�[r. or Mrs. Wm. Dore or
zed, "Who is ge- Chas: Rouse
Lanes P. O:
to. xeaorganizer: the -:A:-; PLOlfaerSer , .t'. Cana—Hero' is •''ft
uestion frecgtiel'itty record that is hard t ; beat. a Mr. Dan
McNaughton, of Br. t, is - a little over
et he informs the
=vest he has done
He was in town
as vigorous and
aid that he never
Mr. McNaughton
man, and iu his
nee of many a
tches.-Walkerton
TER.—Tho Cheese
u.of Western On
carried out to a letter, reg a ess of tario has decided to give $200 in cash
cost. Their pro se of -a t' souvenir prizes for the encouxugement of cheese
for the closing ar of century is and butter makers. - One. hundred dol -
more than fu1 led.. othing more lags will be given far essays on button
suitable than th+' two .' lotuses ' "Battle making, and one 1 uuhdred dollars for
of Ahna and ' 7'ussy Willows" could essays•on cheese messing. .The compe-
be imagined. CId subscribers are show- titiolh is open to those employed in
ing their loyalty to their favorite paper cheese and butter ftories west of To-
by renewing ea ly and , in many cases route during 1899. The1'e will be four
ettin a french to become' a subscriber sizes in. each class, $50, $25, $15 and
already appointed.
•s, and persons em -
judges are debarr-
y be forwarded to
Hatley, Brantford,
'The annual con -
in the new city hall,
ay, Wednesday and
16, 17 and 18,
EDIOAL ASSOC'. NOTICE.—Any one wishing to pay'
eter•itiary Medical their notes, or a part of therm, can do so
egular quarterly at the Bank of Hamilton. As X consider
ell, Mitchell, all my customers good none need pay
.It;ttin late S nutil 1ny return about the first of April,
g , , 1900.' ROBT. McINDoo. tf
oeiation, presided. EARLY CHnIST�
ttei}dance of mein- than three weeksre
n present. After win be upon us.
ption of the minutes long timo to get r
•
X6,000. WORTH
OF DRY GOODS
LEFT
Somebody is bound to get
some bargains. See that you
;get your share of them:
Qui stock of
Woollens, Gents' '
Furnishings and
Boots and Shoes
is Larger than ever
before, and our prices
.are as low as the
.lowest,
Don't forget us if you vvarit
a new Suit or Overcoat. We
Tolesdope.
"Family Herald and Weekly Star of CHEESE AND Bu
Montreal. 'Every ,promise they . e is and Batter Associati
g g
as well ' .10. The judges ar
WANTED.=One ton Choice Polls at- Professors, insthuet�
ter weekly. Price 20. cents. 4iso any ployecl by any of th
quantity of Dried Apples and Fowl. W ed. • Tho essays n
pay cash Lor Butter. A -Dry Goods tine Secretary, Geo.
Present is now adtnitt ` the correct' before Januar 6th.
Sina,s gift, A Fano Skirt', a Pretty Y
Waist,. a Stylish Dress, in fact any Dry ventioe. will be lel
'Goods Novelty. We do not think ours Stratford, on. Tues
are surpassed. G. E. SING. s
Thursday. Sault
HURON 'VETERINARY
x'tloN.—Tho Huron
Association held their
meeting in the Town
Monday last. Dr.
President of the A
There was a good
tiers of the professi
the reading and acl
of the previous ses
Mg of other busin::s of the Association, for granted that no�
can give you bettet satisfaction the following n erinbers contributed cuho of shopping tvi
than you can get elsewhere. essays and p: pars which were more, owing to the
well received t a d caused consider• everywhere prevai
,s able •discussion. Dr. Gibbs, V. S., money to make a 1'
of Soaforth, gav a paper' on Tuber• there seems to bQ
0 t� R TAILORING oulosis Bovine. , resident Shillinglaw ity afloat to -day
road au excellent •apes on Fracture of past. Tho more
the Cotyloid Cavi and rupture of the this view ee the si
Pablo Femoral. Li •. eut in a colt. The
ion andthe transact- festival the world 1
DEPT.
tains until Christmas
tee weeks are not a
Edy for the greatest
tows. Wo take it
only the. usual vol -
be done, • but even
better times which
It takes some
rely Christmas, alid
ore of that commod-
n m for some years
cants have also taken
ration. They have
been liberal in the purchases and their
OI'F•ICERH ELECT D. t the regular
Meeting of fern L dge, No. 19, Lady
Trio Blue, on Mo. clay night last the •
following ofileers sero elected for the
ousuing year; Miss -Louisa Fluety, W.
M.; Mas, J. Haine.., D. W. M.; Miss •
Lizzie Fluety, See.; t .T. " . Dodd, Fin.
Sec.; Miss Lottie 1 ',.Per, Treas.; Mrs,
R, Aikens, Chap.
DEARER STAMP: —A recent British
price list of post , stamps quotes au
advance of 50 per r :ut. an face value of
full seta of onus i1 Canadian Jubilee
stamps, and 100 ser cont. advance au.
face value of uuu-ed Jubilee stamps in
sets up to the one dollar denonnivatiou
as also a similar E dvanco on unused
of the maple leaf issue.
ANNUAL ENT ,RT to niN'r, W'Cannp
Caledonia, Sous ,2 Scotland, will hold
their annual eut taiunaent in the Town.
Hall, on the eviiug of January 23rd.
Jas. Fax, humorous v .alist, .and Miss
Mary Waldrnzn, Scot soprano vocal•
ist, will take pans, In addition to the
two stars first -c ass Highland dancing
and bag pipe m sic will bp pro'ided,
Seep the date in mind as this be
one of the event of the seas. in the
entertainment li e.
next essay was rea by the old yeterau stores were never sore attractive. All
is booming which is sufficient of the veterinary p ofession of Western who can ought to ,make their. purchases
evidence that we please the Ontario, Dr. Steel, V. S., of Stratford, without delay 11` ,t only to get the
on J1 tiology and ational treatment of pleasant business 'iff their hands but bo -
public, Purpura H non% `ca, Dr. Bell, V. cause Stooks are .s'yet fresh and tin -
S., of Stafia, gave ;'r, paper .on. the in- broken. Mach. ndise gets shop -sworn,
fluence of 1-Xoreditf in. disease. Dr. the attenulants w wearies. and the
bi crowds that ,1;; to the stores dup.
Ilomuth
•
•
• Eckart,V.S. of Seboringwille,conttibuted g
a paper on Mast torey Paralysis in ing the week prio to 'C'llristmaa always
domesticated anint :+s. Dr. Hutcheson, make buying mots or less troublesome . . D
an excellent paper and auuoylt . The weather is also
ranthtz in horses likely to lie ; er om some times yet than
PA AR t dig• tctot1.'�•� the holicht�+ All a WA4IS r AN
i9i1 t u _t earl} Chriustmax
S. Gracey (as usual) has fine line of
YDods, suitable for (*nest as presents.
oung folks, don't s �. er your money
on self, but buy s Bing nice and
durable. Call and ' e our Christie is
goods. 3t
Humes' s' YEAST.—Thefollowingwhich
we take from the. Elgin correspondence
of the Winnipeg Te ,egxam of April 100
refers to Mr. W. J.• Scott, baker, o
ut-
has for the past while been expel'
ing on yeast and hae at last dis
an economical method in whi
can save a great ex -pe
proven this to - be a
baking since has been
by the people of Elgin and neighboring
towns. This lato;experiment no doubt
in the near future Will be adopted by all
bakers, - Those who are desirous of se-
curing information pertaining to this
late experiment can by applying for the
'same. - Mr. Scott intends going east in a
short time but it is hoped he will still
reside in Elgin when he becomes a
raimonaire through his successful ex-
erimeut; :' F ''
vexed
bakers
e. He has
ss and his
y appreciated
Hear Rev. R.
Triangular Mau,
church on Monde_
11th. - Admission
for 25 cents.
ebbs' lecture, "The
' . in the Methodist
1
evening, December
15 cents; two tickets
"2t
briuo struck by t�.e drnllare at he
block on Thursd last did not tura out � 1 0
as well as was elected. The vein is • A
said to be about jlur feet wide but those . A
who should kliOE
a success. It
will be pumped
The drillers are
day had reaches
It is the intent!
a few feet deepp�
another and be
say that it will not be
i reported that the vein - rjZ
ascertain its capacity. i
ill at work awl yester.
ss depth of 1050 feet.
of the firnn to go down
r with a live of striking
'tt t vein,
Tun WEATI 1:—'411 things come to
au end. The .eautiful autumn weather
of the past two' months has been re•
placed by Ni ter. On. 'Saturday and
Sunday last a weather turned colder
and on Mond the snow was flying.
W e now hav o' "very good sleighing. The
change in th weather has improved
business, Tueilay being the busiest day
this fail. No' that we have the snow
its makes thin;
mors times and
the business c
larger.
BRanitisav B'
C. P. R. train,
Monday night
Henry Pinchin,
on the train.
top of the traiu
the cars.. Alt
s look more like Christ -
f the sleighing continues
due will ba considerably
DLY MIRT.—While the
as at Gleatamtsxn on
serious accident betel
f Toronto, a brakeman
e was walking on the
when. he fell between
ost the whole of the
train ran over lihxi, aaxd. his unfortunate
plight was nca discovered until the
train stopped. Then the conductor
found him pin ued between ,the boiler
and ash -pan of the engine. His right
leg had been t'roken . above :the ankle,
and the flesh vase terribly mutilated. A
special train. vies ordered and the un-
fortunate man was taken to Toronto.
and he is now a the General Hosp: al
there. The other brakeman o ' . the
train Was hurt at the same time. ut net
seriously.
FOR SALE.• 14. H< Aar, offering his
desirable property o e street for
sake. For terms other particulars
apply to the owner. ; tf
azel
Je
an .excellent prepar
l ation for chapped .
vv hands atAd roughness vlr
v of the skin. V
•
V MORROW'S DRUG STORE V
. it = ;
D. AL GORDON'S TALI£ ABOUT ORO.
CEUI1;S. PSIS WE:EB.
P' m vni. 1—There is nothing that a
prudent and skillful housekeeper will
gzuard mare carefully than the class of
Teas that is to be admitted jute the
Hoist. Many grocers try to build a
trade upon selling cheap '•stuff: ". Rest
assured that the "stuff'" is not worth,
more than the price asked for it. Buying
an inferior article because it is cheap is
false economy. Mare than that, cheap
trashy Teas, are injurious to the health,
and. should never bo used.
POINTER 2.If you buy your Teas
froulD, M. Gordon, whoimports hie Teas
clireot, you can always depend on
getting a pure article, .,.o the very best
value for your money,
PoiNt'ER 3 :'PPD ' ve F st
BEST SELECTED - s, r« , e'' 41
Currants, Figsi: P ' ' :$s0ie1xees
Christmas novelet . e offer barg
in every lino. 'See•c•,nr Grocery` ! Iv'
this wash;.
PozNTiixt 4—Please note that ' a ry
Goods and Boots and Rubbers aro as
usual—still to the front. -
Highest prices paid for dried apples,
• SUCCES5PaI. DLO UTxoNI.ST.: Miss ,,, butter and eggs.
D. M. Gomco, Direct Importer.
sa McCallum, of t', hes . been offered.
and has aocepte a position that is.
tangible proof of lir talent and success
as an elocutionist. Miss McCallum has
been appointed teacher of elooutio-x in
tlxe Oo servatery o Mustoto be opened•
• in Brantford very-lioxtly• ,I x both a
CHRISTMAS DAY —There is somo dis-
agree hent as to tike origin of Ohristmas
day. The legend runs that in the
earliest period of le Christian church
some communithe:'• of Christians cele-
brated the festival of•Christmas on Jan.
1,. others observing it on the nth of that
mouth. In some ' the eastern churches
it was kept about etime of the Jewish
Passover,: near the end of March. There
is also some evid ce of its having been
observed on Sept. 9, being the Feast of
Tabernacles.. I the year A. D. 825,
when the Empero Constantine legally
established Christ' - : `ty in the Roman
Empire, Christen: was observed at the
begiunithg of the n, w year, while in the
eastern churches i . was celebrated on
Jan. 0. Pope Juli s eventually effected
a compromise, • d the 25th day of
December was stablished. These
historical stateme have been called in
question by some, ut John Chrysostom,
the eloquent pre `'� r at Constantinople,
ii the fourth sen, try confirms them.
Mr. Wm. Lewi has kindly offer; ' t3
throw open his esidence for a "arlor
Social in connect u with the C• grega-
tional Church, hieh the so • al com-
mittee has acoe ted d e augments
are going fo for go • - programme,
for Tuesday ev lug, 2 , inst. Music,
readings, resit tions, tc, Silver col-
lection. . . • • it
IN CHRISTMAS
GOODS
Presbyterian S:'bbatlt Sohl.
The annual meet' o g of the Presl'yter-
len Sabbath schco' Was held. in the
seisee1roo u onTae 3 evelhiilg, Decexu,
ser lith Ike • Tho was a full attend -
T •
f h -r an
professional and a `ecuniar;;r .souse Mass �
auto o teat o.s,
Tho following it
McCallum is to be 'onnratulated cn her
richly -deserved god �2ortun9. • Miss officers'.reports
The attendnieco
T McCallum a 1111 earl e evinced
unusual aptitude a:: a re iter, and to -clay
she ranks as one of Canada's leading .A,t the close of
and most popular 1oaders and elocution- was a cash balm
ists. And what - e lulows herself she Collections for th
can impart to oths. The sauguine
predictions advtm4ed are reaui
Miss McCallum.—(± t Rofo
4frsoers present.
nus taken frons, the
be of inteiestc
casting the year,every
thing considered, as very good..
'thee year 1898 there
on hand of $118 77
year 1899... , 120 Of
Total....
fr 1. EiCDED.
Paid for missionary purposes ...$ n.2 25
The Ladies' Aid. •f the ., " helps, supplies, etc .... 70 88
church intend hold. u a Balance on handl yet date 116 Siii
Lecture Room of th, c ,
r.
Van (i8
•esbyteriau
azar in the
ch .n Tues-
day evening, l9, th ' • - for full
particulars in our nwt is 11
NEW CARRIAGE P+rri.:' . E. Swarts
has purchased aL half . interest in Wm.,
Dore's carriage bush ess and the new
firm intend doing an extensive business
in building buggies, c=Triages, etc. The
buildiug adjoining t arriage works
has been purchased d will be fitted up
for a show room he spring Messrs
Swarts & Dore intend. ricking the build-
ing purchased and m ling other exten-
sive improvements. he now firm, be-
sides increasing the c&r uhercial interests
of the town, will impr'•ve the appearance
of the south end of s Josephine street
with their 'new bullring.' During the
winter over three• •hudred rigs will be
built and wo understand it `is their in-
tention to still furrier increase the
capacity of the world next year. We
wish the now firm ever success iz),gkheir
, enterprise..
Gnome Plumps' SoLlL L Rev. H. L .
Allen, Grand Couuci lox, and Ii. F.
Campbell, Grand Urge:Azar, of the Can-
adian Order of Choses � Friends, paid a
visit to Wingham Cox ten, No. 222, on.
Tuesday e evening, and s a consequence
v g, q
we are now showing some of their visit an open meeting of the.
Council tuns held (xuuite a number of
very handsome lines, including
Toilet Sets in Ebony, ' Oak,
Aluminum,' Sic.
Fine Perfumes In cut and press.
ed glass bottles.
M
enure Sets in leather and
fan y woo
i�OYeitles in glass and metal.
1?ipes, Cigar Cases. &c.
Goods may be selected now
and laid aside until Christmas
Eve.
V. S Mitchell, ren
oil -�roxug�sls. Te
6011. 1
wale. WIN GM
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:r
1
y
the members of the 1 cal . Council and
their friends.woro in tench ce lid a
pleasant evening was ent. short
programme of adclre cs, go, rea
.'.-
lugs, etc., was carried ut. Dr. Rea-
'-
' reedy and Geo. R. H a each sang two
songs in a first -crass tyle. Miss L
Molteuzio gave a r - ing, and Baby
McDonald, daughter o D. E. McDonald,
delighted the audience with her High-
land chancing. The ad kesses of Messrs.
Allen and Campbell WE'very match en-
joyed by all thehearer `'0 ; each ,:poke in
glowing terms of the t rk and progress
of the Order; they ad all who did
not belong to the S ety that they'
east in theif
until. At the ,
,lino, refresh -
meeting was
Mil iri 'the
could toe do'.better thts
lot with the Winglaam
• nchisk* of the pr
`1idiAN, meats were nerved and tlr
brought to a close by
National Aram,.
V239 .6S
Aftcr ample prit'isiou had been male
for helps, .supplies &c. for the . ensuing
year it was decidjd to give $t0 to mis-
sions. Offlcars.:for the next year were
elected. The meeting was brought to a
close, all being resolved to work more
faithfully and energetically in the
future. '; •
A boon to the
again. T. P. Snu
be in Wiughnnn at
drug store on Thin
"one day only."
feet in your eye si
salt and SeO him.
Call early.
Bated; he is coming
11, Eye Specialist, will.
^olin A. Campbell's.
Clay, December 14th,
If you have any de -
ht it will pay your to
Examination free..
TO PREVENT CONSU;IIPTIO\.
Harr. to mire; easy to prevent. Scott's
Emulsion nourishes the body, keeps all
the organs and tissues healthj*, and the
Consumption germs can not get a foot-
hold.
Marriage Licenses
Issued by h'rtexr. '.&TERsoN, No. 23 Victoria
street, Wingltant. Ont. No witnesses required.
Ten :Opens Jan. 2
Winter �
JWE
111 SPOT IN CANADA for obtaining
a i.rs:"spree busiihes education 18
the ('1 N''fi1;AL Bi?:•I. 1;e `.1 COL-
r L1 GL, ;;TItATI ORD.
The reputation of our college is •
Ss not walling, therefore, it is nut nee,,-
eesaary for us to use large adver-
tising space. St'oi'cs of students
attend our school who pass other
colleges in coming here.
In ohne month wo received notice
that 34 of our recent students had
accepted situations.
Write for our beautiful pros-
pectus. We have a staff of nth
male teachern.
W. J. ELLIOTT. l"
Central Bas+inalStott
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