The Wingham Times, 1889-03-22, Page 3711181P.-
TTeeswater.
srs.Win. and Giro. Button habought the r t it furniture business
Xr, John Button.
In reetuoriain.
ve Lines written upon the death or Maga Mixnrn Aneas.
Lower Whlgham,who died March itch, Mb bolus ad
Qi; and Mourned uy scil who know her.
I iunie, dearest, thou hast lett us
Item to. mourn Ana weep for thee,
But we know that up ill heaven
mein pain mud sorrow thou art free.
Thy stay, it wan sil in anmaget WI;
In youth thy tiatviour took thee home;
But in (leaven thou art waiting
Per thy &feuds each one to Come,
Tliv iibaesa was. of long duration—
Death carpe slow but sure apace;
But it found thee, dearest 1kIisflie,
Trusting in the Saviour's grace.
We know that up in that bright matins
Prom pain and sorrow then art fre
Aud when we meet thee there in glor
Happy will tet ineetiug be
Luclknow,
,k ltir lfergh lforrieou line been cbosen
revieionf ly, lieutenant of the llyd Co
of the Bruce battallicn and D A Ii;o-
I Ihtyre Second lieuteua.at,
Culross.
The long pending case of Ur, H,
Colvin township treasurer, against 13,
Molay, was decided by judge Falcon,
bridge, awarding the plaintiff $205 and
Coatis, The High Court sustaiued the
verdict.
St. lielellB.
Mr 'phorias Todd, of St Helens,
butchered an ox recently, that dressed
1147 pounds and the hide of the same
animal weighed 147 pounds. -Mr T
Durnin, of Dakota, and Mr Thomas
Derain, of St Helens, started for
Manitoba with a carload of horses on.
the 12th Inst,—ll'ir, John McCoy, of
Fordyce, had the misfortune of getting
one his horses' legs broken in a snow
drift lately.—The Temperance Organ,
izatiou of St Helens hold their weekly
meetings on Thursday evening. The)
have about 65 members and are gett
ing along nicely.
%%orris.
Dr. Brownlee, formerly of this place
has Iocated in 1Voodstock.—gr. H. H
Darroch, who has carried on the bar
bering business here for nearly a year,
has sold out his good will to W. H
Hill, late of Attwood. Mr. Darrooh
goes to•Mount Forest: Mr. Hill is a
gentlemanly, 'honorable and genial man
and a good worktnan. _Gorrie possess-
es a young Liberal. Club also a Censer
votive club. Both are flourishing.
Among the first discussions the young
Conservative club had was "Resolved
hat Canada was better under Reform
aldministratiotl thau under conserva-
tive. It Was decided in the affirm..
tive." This the Liberals believe to
3)e the truth for which reason they
sent a Liberal representative to Otte -
e
wa.
Turnberrv.
Wfr Archibald ;McGregor has so far
recovered from his rtcent illness that
he expects to return to Clinton last
week to continue his studies. --Mise
Jennie Bryce is visiting friends in and
around Belgrave this week.—Those,
who took. part in the enterteinment
held iu 8 8 No 6 last Fridayy evening
met in committee Wednf'sthy evening
'.� 4.e!transact business. Afee a moving
the paylreeme of oertnin bilis Mr G' 11
alar kwei 1, tiliss A Porter and Mr A
Horhutll, one of the trusteefor the
section, were appointed a comnittee t^
select n. Iibrary. There is some talk
of giving another entertainment in
one of the neighboring sections, but
we eau state netiiing defititely at
present..—Rev' Mr Moorhouse will
deliver a loeture in 8 8 No 5 on Fri-
day evening on the subject of "Read-
ing." Half of the proceeds:. will be,
devoted to something of popular inter-
est in the 'section the rest to the
Rectory find of the English church,
of Wingliam, A short musical pro -
,gramme will be provided.
Morris.
A large crowd attended the spelling
match which took ielcied in S 8 No 7
nn Tuesday evening. Both sides were
well prepared for the fleetest and afthr
spelling for about three hours, Win
John Roe, on one side,, and Mary
LAFinlatet•, Winifred Warwick, Annie
Eleton and Jennie Warwick on the
other were stilt on the floor. -Thos
Abram, Geo limiter and John +(lase'
more from the 2nd line,,, are going . tci
seek homes we understand, in the
west. We wish them[ every, sucoees.
The boys of the stone school are
practising foot ball every day as they
are anticipating amatoli With the Blue=
vale team.—Wm Caselnore rots gone
to Toronto for a couple of weeks, ex-
pecting to return with an artifice! foot.
He intends 10 engege.in lamb belying
this spring —A tea•weet ng will be
:held in the 13rowntowu Methodist
church on 'Thursday evening March
21st. Ten will be served from 6 to 8,
after which addresses , are expected
from the following Rev geatieinen:
Mr Scott, M A, Wingharn, Mr Mc- o
Kibbee, Riuevale, Mr Pauls, Bruieels t
and Mr Godfrey, of l3elgrave,
True, we mourn thy sad departure,
And we wise thy merry voice ;
But when we think of thee in Heaven
We have reason to reioice.
There's a vacancy among us,
But it won't be, very long;.
Semi we'll meet thee up in Ifeaven,
And we'll join thy happy song.
May we each live ready.Cbrietians,
Till this life on earth is der ;
Then we shall meet thee, dearest Min
On that bright, celestial shore,
Gllenfarrow, March 1$th;1889.
ioa
Mid B. Slaughgni
leering ala
si 51000
General Goods.
Whitechurch,
BEFORE MOVING,
JiM RILEY'S CMI! TQ TOWN.,
Jim Biley`e come to town, boys, he's now at Par-
ker's place.
Itis 110os1er verso to read us, with quaintand
touching, ;race;
110'e billed at Treruor,t temple--ob, how Brown -
Inst a stook goes !Joan,
Ae'tis repeated ea thea treat, "Jim tillers come
to town:"
Iiow dear bis homely measure that is here than'
wordy art,.
And taken the very shortest cut to reach the bu,
man lheart.
Tho faeIiionera of tawdry verso upon his muse
may frown;
A m ; for all their tinseled phrase—Minit ley's
came totownl
The gold of hrrmaa nature throng).. his versos
glints and rtlhiues,
And human heart boats aro the stops that punt•
tuaw the lines;
l
retro•
Enough of joy for us to know, Jim Riley's coine
to town, Boston ;Budget,
Concerning the Centipede.
The centipedes that live in the 'United
Enough the surety tlw
is his of well deserved re-
States, certainly the northern states, are,.
T , A„ MILLS for the moat part, harmless. But the
same cannot be said of multitudes of the
Teas determined to shear out the race residing in the West judice and
nie>, other warm climates, in these places
whole stock of the bite of the centipede is net -Only very
painful, but often dangerous. Like some
DRESS GOODS, READY-MADE
CLOTHING, CARPETS, centipede is against him.
Centipedes are quite ready to stand on
the defensive when they are attached,
and when they consider themselves in
danger. Their disposition to bite renders
them rather troublesome bedfellows.
When they get into a bed, the least• neve-
went of the sleeper over whom they may
be crawling, and who can hardly fail to
be disturbed by their sharp, pointed feet
and claws :acting on, his skin, is ehnest
euro to provoke a venomous bite, which.
will be frequently repeated if the mid-
night visitor is not removed from the
bed.
The bite of thscentipede is exceedingly
painful for the moment, and iS'followed,
Mr. James Charters of this pia
left on, Tuesday, to take charge of his
father's farm in the Turtle Mountain,
district Manitoba.
other ordinals, the appearance of the
FLANNELSxAN
, TLE
ce, GOODS CLOTrIS
Lucltnow.
Bev Dr McVicar, of Toron
preached two able and effective se
mons in the Baptist church hire
Sunday week. Re • was prevent
from being present to open the oho
a fortnight ago by the snow blocked
Grey.
'Judge Doyle decided that G
should pay $48 arrearages as the
proportion toward the expairsee of t
Fourth Division Court,' and $2
each subsequent Court, and Morris
township $24 arrearage acrd $1 p
court,
Gr
TWEEDS, BLANaETS,
SHAWLS,
RATS AND CAPS,
FURS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES, CROCKERY AND
to, (}LASSWARE.
f -
on ----0---
ed
reh HE STOOK
-- [8---.
Fully 1l s :1rJ rtectal
ir
he Call and get Bargains while the
for Stock is complete,
Goderiebt.
The town, clerk registered. 73 births,
25 marriages and 34 deaths duriu
the past year. -Sheriff Gibbers ga
a supper to a number of his friends
fe\v evenings ago. ` The sheriff h
been ,a resident. of Huron county eye
unless the wound is taken care
season, by great inflammation and high
fever. If the insect is a large one, and
the bite is�severo, life is not infrequently
lost, especially if the patient is of a deli -
of in
THIS IS A-- tate constitution.
er Bishop Heber speaks of centipedes as
i (� being very large and poisonous indif£erGgnuine ..CJearIHg\alp entpartsof India. These insects have
1,� lJ occaaionally been Drought to this country
ere 'nen S say.Cvlt>tIdenot mean tnerelyto
b
an i have made the disease of
in cargoes of hides from countries wh
they are abundant, nod whore their
is poisonous. Some years since, a m
who waa'einployedin unloading a res
in Boston, lost 'Mii ii%in consequence
a bite received from a centipede brought
to the country in this way.—Boston
Brilliant !
.Durable! ,~;
Economical !l
Diamond Dyes excel all others
in Strength, Purity and Fastness.
Rone other are just as good, Bei
ware of imitations, because they
are made of cheap and inferior,
materials, and give poor, weak,/
cirocky colors, To be sure of
success, use only the DIAMOND
DyEs for coloring Dresses, Stock-
ings, Yarns, . Carpets, Feathers,;
Ribbons, 84c., &c. We warrant
thein to color more goods, pack -:F
age for package, than any other,
dyes ever made, and to give more
brilliant and durable colors. Asst.
for the Diamond and take no other.
A Dress Dyed' Fon, i
0
NTS..
A Child can use thCin!
At Druggists and Merchants. 'Dye Book fret
WELLS,' R/CXARDSON & Cast
Molztrreai, P. Q. •
A .Coat Colored 1
Garments Renewed •c
as. •
Te A. MILLS.,
fifty years and received . numerous
hearty congratulations on: thi8 oeCa
ti0k1..
Your Life In Danger.
Take tiros b' the forelock ere that raspin
hacky coug of yours carries you where . so unit
Consumptives have preceded you; lose no time,
procure a bottle of the rational remedy for Lun
and Bronchial Diseases, Scott's•, Emulsion of 0
Liver Oil. with Iiypophhsphitee. It will cure yo
Sold by all druggists at hoc and 31'Co. •
Englishmen'are coming. over to the
United "States to teach the Yankees
how to make beer. A -syndicate is
waking extensive purchases in Ro-
chester, Chicago, Milwaukee and othe
places, their investments iu brewerie
amounting to •$6,000,000 or $7,000,.
000. Even though the Yankees 'men'
the 'ups their beer has a big sale am
she money invested a big interest
Hence the .Englisbnieli's interest.
Tun fay. G}so. T3, Tema, of Bourbon
Ind., says: "Both myself and wife owe
our lives to ,`iHILog's: CONstmipTIo1 CJutu
For sale by 0. 1 . Williaws.
The case against the Bev. W F Wil-
son, of Toronto, arrested for refusing
to hove on when ordered by it police,
man to do so, Was dismissed by the
County Judge.
.A. NAsat, INsacroa free with each bottle
of Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy, Price 60 cents. For
sale by C. E. Williams,
Over 700 settlers for Manitoba
passed through North Bay on Wed-
nesday, a considerable proportion of
thorn being from 1Veeteru Ontario.
Foa DalarlieBIA and Liver Complaint you
hare a printed guaran.ee on every bottle of Shiioled
vituilxer. It never falls to cure. For sale by C. E.
\vlllia,i ,
- Ste of the Red Flag.
g, Oat Neal Mill Opened.
by
but The undersigned desire to inform farm-
s ere and . the people generally that they have
od reopened their
ant 1 JelI iii in WIngham,
-'1-
And are now prepared to purchase Oats in
unlimited quantities and at the
Highest arkct Pries.
ite trop them for m tirite, anvisit/lye yaw-
se'
h m re+•
horn again. 112EAH A e,�r I
of WITS EPILEPSY or, :.
PALLING SICKNESS;
Alifolong stud, . I WA1tBAte.mygremedyto,
Donn the worst cases, Because others have
iailed'sno reason for not now receiving a cure.
Bend at once for a treatise and arltsa BOTTLbl
Ot ip9 INPALLIHLIr'RRMEDY. Give Ex yeas
and Post OIIioe. It costa you flotillas,ai
trial,. and it will eureyou. Addrese
Dr, &.q•, ROOT. 87 Yonge St., Termite;.
�'1N1►�i1'sgYzil,kilYaalrlaa
1119.. SoItd Gold Watch.
Sold ror 10until lately,
Beat 486 watch In the world.
Perfect timekeeper. War-
ranted. Henry S14, thole
Hoisting Cases Both ,iodine
and gents' meso, with work,' •'
and cues of equal wane.
OnePerson tneelk1.�t
caltiy can setons one .faai'
together with oar largo and., -
noble lino of Eioneehold
Samples. These 'empire, 11
well as the watch, we send
Free, and after you herb kept
VIM in your home for A month, and shown them to thele
who may have called, they become year own proiy,,arty Thane.
v.ho write at supe can be sore or Meshing Watch
and Famishes. We y all, impress, freight, etc. Address
Salmon es Ob.. los $12, Potsherd, Maine.
Budget. •
A Tenacious Memory.
Up in North Georgia some .years ago
there was a young farmer wlio was as
poor as Job's- turkey. Ile was very
norant, and did not even know his let-
ters. ' One day a tourist paused to rest
under a. tree where the farmer was eat
ng dinner and recited a pretty poem.
The young Iran was pleased with it, and
the stranger gave him a written copy.
But it was useless to a man who could
not read, and the traveler had to go over
it with his finger, pointing out each word
and letter. After his friend left, the
countryman went home and . took his
r will supply cestotnera with the Baer first writing lesson from the written
G11.11/81 ill Oat Deal, poem. Ono letter was urissing—the let-
_ ter Z. The next day 11e walked five
t ELDER G L EGG miles to see a neighbor who showed him
how to make it, and then he wag master
cl . W TN' GFI3AM - - ONT of the alphabet. Ile got aa'spelling book
and a reader, and studied them bya pine
knot fire. Two years later he visited
It is claimed that two professore#
connected with the Pasteur Institute
have discovered the generative microbe'
of diphtheria, and that a preventative
of this disease by means of vaccine
virus is expected to foliose.
Crrelieve
oSup#Wh pinng04,Kh anti Croon 0 riel or sale by
O, lw Willianhe.
Wiius is pn evening star in March,
er period of'greatest brilliancy occurs
n the 25th, when, as well as during
whole month, elle shines like a
y' ng 111oo11, casts a shadow, and id'
visible at noonday In the presence of
he sun himself. After that time her
ight grows dim, as she rapidly ap-
roaches the sun and draws near the
close o£ her career as evening star,
Consumption Surely Cured. t
To bin Eniroa t •-l'leabe' inform your readers that I 1
halm
y its timely use°th>ousaindst of hopeless " eel°ri e -
boon cured, 1 shall be glad to send two bottles of
ley remedy vets;; to any of your resident who have
consumption it they will send int their Ex�prbeb and
11,address, Respectfully, 1)a. T. A. JLOOUM
VT 0.nga St., 'Drente, Ont.
6
The Sheep breeders of Canada or-
ganized themselves at a meeting held
ie gui,e'il.ihuhut,,
in r1'urmitts
e tt
WIlY will you cough when Shiloh's Cure
will Ova you immediate relief'fi Price 10e,
Oa, and al. For ;sale by' 0. i .Williams.
The spanked child soon finds out
Who has the upper hand in the douses.
1 Mercer university; at Penfield, during
vacation time, and the professors showed
■ hint through the building. "Ho ques-
tioned me for an hour," said the profes-
sor of chemistry, "and went away lnow-
ing more about the science than some
young men who have studiied it two
terms." "And I talked with • him an
hour," said the professor of English
literature, "and he extracted from me
enough information to fx11 a. volume."
The young feilpw had a w onderfulmem-
eery It stuck to everything. Re en-
tered the university and became noted
for his strong, clear style and his varied
attainrllents.e-Macon (Ga.) Telegraph.
The liiigher Education of 'Women.
, ;a rr;, ,;u,sow 1 1 i, A es w k, laXtss Moon, (they have been discussing
orchids)—And now, professor, I want
�7 o GY TT r.TTyou to tell ole all about the plant from
°
IC NS��E'S which electricitYisAzade.
S. G•RAGEY,
Undertaker,
Ingham.
Photograph
Professor Hoholpthv (agllnst?---The
X611 ' which?
c Miss Bacon-eYou certainly must have
heard of it. Father says its high cost
Long Experience, close attention ands` prevents the general use of electric light -
unexcelled facilities, enables me ing—I mean the electric plant.--I3ar-
• ' to turn out uniformly a glass of per's Bazar.
work equal to thatof any Alaska and lits sortie.
Gallery intim west, The Alaska sells have Dai nelo Sam
1`Worl of every description artiiz•
*tally, promptly and satisfactorily done.
CABINETS .AND FAMILY 'CIjnUPS
—A. SPECIALTY.,
A Large Assortment of Frei -nes 00
Per
for Alaska, 'which cost hi 7,000,000.
Since 1870 the Alaska Commercial coin-
pang herr paidtho,governnont 58,501,100
or sealtxkillecl. The customs duty (rani
Alaska seat] skins dressed iniEurope have
yielded in. ro'aintl numbers about 4,000,-
000. Br the View contract with the coin-
alxy'thotidied States is to receive 850, -
per exunn l for ten years and $6.60
hoard tor each seal taken, the annual
eh to be limited to 100,000 seals.—
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