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**liar Pareeesetto trete faits cx-atanees '
On Ir'164'ittY, Jii iq Mise
Aitetzlalater of sUr. 1)teid B Ole of Tu .r..
extetta. vote mer'i el to ne. R. 3. Xa
,Claetwer. .f j v.W.T.. 'KV"
In44.01.V wag rerfirrtceit i.yv.Uv51$. 64-11n..
yitV) 4, at ilrueetic.i.
Kilburn's Pais
the bov.-eles, ,111,.: mat ,or., tiyhpo ent,
Istittnem. as, snit In•af,to•t*.w anti ILI nitvv.
tiOnn itt *Alt. organs of digeeteene
Dr. Pletelier of 0- tawe gives the fol.
leau tog peeventytive for the tattnete ttf
The 110PIO of Mr. awl Mrs. Auf rew
haste. eon-tL Huron, Was StIdtb.111.11
by the deeth of their ilauelitee, Maly ,
Ann, et the ag.4 of 31 OATS amt. It
ni.eithe. witteti toale pine on. Tuesday,
jeue 17th.
(,)hildren Cry To7
pNoopels,40.ron&
I. 3. E. Riaekall. V. S., of Clhiton,
who- Itas been ,t reginent of that pieta, tor
/her° tly ou t'w61&". I nnsita of lam ,in. past le e ears. lois said his too rest iu
POUM Of le tar atql v'a P0430.4 Ot Ehe drat of L3t'kat & Bell to 1 is plate
lard. Thie is atudi,e1 with a vats, taw .or tier, D. B.11. titi /110-Va IT001
*04 41.1.441101,011S. proviug I from ()Innen.
A pretty wedding was Ottlebrattal et j si„eA January uo, loot, Huron has
Vt. Andrew's Presbytetian church, I yo mops surdipox, Srepheo,
1%Teetainitt, B. 0 , on Sidatetay, Julie 28. i
:8 in East 'fitrwanesh, 11 in West. Wits
'when Mr, Frederick Davison, formerly !
warmth, and 1 in 011ettiii. The sources
.ot ritlektIOW, Wtia wittet iu marriage to , wee„ stiseesee, eisetioba, Bee City nud
Miss litient Mabel, only daughter of 1 leiadoa township respee (tee's,.
Mr. end Mts. Robert Polloelt of thee 1
A Usti !Jot Sflkssat.
place-
Duritec the Itot seesem tile 1 leoll gets
over Lit 41114 the draitt on tee system 18
CASTO 411.1 the appe ate is often tote.
tlurtieelt Blood Bitters purities mei in-
. . * vet...twee IntAnt, to,ub U Ow *Mau
Mr. B. $ Coo's of Forawich received 1-e'e1I -1,066 hin)etlro.
xvord tirzt, his brother, Ebenezer Cook, Colitienel snrptise is caused at the
dot gidlaud, 11fich., had had a parelytio reveintiou of the large number of Boers
stroke fuld it was booed that lie would srol in tate feld at the eOliatiS1011 Of the
recover from it, bat front later reports war. Tau sarrender of 700 men at Cal -
be had lost the passer of speech and. bnt tenet, Cope Oolouy, twinge the total
little hopes of his reetovery are enter. timelier a sumuuders up to is500 *tea.
Children 07 jr
One of the prettiest -weddings of the
season was the nuirriage on the efter-
neon of June '46 of Bliss Meath% Basan
to Mr. ltuebeu Wilkin, both of the 4th.
of Mint°. Rev. J. W. Gilpin, aesieted
by Rove Dr. Raysou, brother of the
britte, solemnized the Indian iu the pres.
onee of a large party of guests ut tlw
Baron homestead.
British Troon Oil Liniment is good
or num or bease. iteoevte, pitin. re.
dame ewelitug, allays Milanienttiou,
.entes ente, burins brats .s, etatuitis, Rift
Jeints, Imes or nisei:Is, vhetonatieul, mu.
A. huge bottle for 40. coots.
Ram interferred with the. pleasure
SuakeWliat,, hat yet the weddiug wesit
happy ne that was held Wednesdey,
Juate :IA, at the holite a Mr. and Sits.
Chartee Yereuson, on the fourth comes-
siou of Mint %, -wheel their daughter,
Ilitise Sara Fergneon was nentied to Mr.
Datum. S. MeLelltet of Eurewell. Rev.
A. 3. Darroeh. Beptist nriuister of Fare -
vett and Kenilsvoith, ti d the nuptial
knot in the presence of a large party uf
. gueste.
Oa Wednesday, Jame 260, a v r
en'etty wedding occerred at the home or
311r. and Mrs. Thomas Akine„ ()image
URI, it being the inertiage of their
daughter Edna to Mr. Joliet:ton MeFtel-
, deb
(4 i11iUbzutk. Ont. At the hour of
o'Cluck us the last etratius of the svse-
diug mareh played by Arlse Ett•i McGill
died away the contreetiug parties enter-
ed the parlor where, in the preseuce (4a
large number of triatcls and relatives,
their seem). Sews. were 8:deputized by
the Rev. A. 13. Dobsen, pastor of the
Pordwieb Presbyteriau cbtirch.
Gen 44.14 Ctsitort,talw t... ...4.41tUrt
01 C7,24.1. ti.
when Ushy was sFek, we gm -4 tier Cris.
When ALI was a Child, she eried For Cs.stOria.
vtluai she became :tis, sue clung to enstarta.
Whenshe had Chi hirels,sh gave them Castoria.
Agues K. Young of Ripley, aged 17
years and eight mouths. passed away on
Wedoesday, June 30th, art tr a lingering
illnes with consumption. The deoeesed
bore her sufferi ae,,s with patience and
Christian fortitude. and was ready to
leave this world, of lain and suffering.
The expressions of sympathy to the be-
reaved mother anti family were nuttier-
TTIE WING11.1,31 TINES, JULY In, 19.02.
' This is the new seientific remedy for
baeltache lame or weak back, gravel,
Bright's ill -sense, diabetes, dropsy, and all
kidney, bladder toad urinary troubles of
young or old. If your back or kidneys
bother you, just try Da. Prrcumess BAt.,
acne; IN.ID11131F TADIAaS. They'll convince
you they're good by curing you Price
60c.* box, at all druggists or sent by mail,
Tux Du. Zoe+. Prrc.uent Co. Tor0140, On
dutatoss.
The regluar meeting o the Culross
Mutual Fire lee. Co. was held on Satur.
day, June 23, all the members a the
Board beiug present.
Seventy applicatious for Warm= •
were received aud after careful minim
titian were accepted ou motion, of Metiers
'ledge Street lige given judgment in I
the catie ot Doherty vs. hitlierie and i
Manufacturersitisuraime 0a., an aetion
60 roomer $24,t34,76 ireetaect of
damage dome lay lire to plata titre pre- !
Petty itt Clinton. The property was tn. I
tiered by two policies iseottd by defend-
ants, hat the premiums had not been I
paid, although thedefendants had
reinsured their rink, Held, that no
contract ex'.stial between plaintiffe mid !
dotetelentsfor an inaurano4 for the year!
lieginniug a1st Oct.,. Itt01. Autiou
dietuissed with poste. The a moutit oat of
the abOVS Sala thee would IWO Ottelt I
04)11140 by thie, luSuratme companY
would have been between:440AV and I
140,0
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by Weal applioations AR they cennot
reach the (nee:teed portion of the ear.
'moo is only elm way to owe deafnees,
emt that is by vonstitntiontel remedies,
Deafness is ceased: by an inilemed con-
dition -of the tatietaint Rettig of the Bus.
mullion Tube. When this tube hi to
-
flamed yon leave a rumbling soluid or
nueerfect bearing, Hod when it te ee-
tirely elooed. eleafnees is the resalt, end
unless the ientomeetion teat bo taken
out aud this tube restoted to its menet
commit:ea, beerieg will be destro,yeo for-
ever; uhie eases uot of ten aro enueed
by eatherh, which 'Is nothing, but en in-
flamed condithat of the mncoes. surfaces,
We will give One Benalred Dollars for
any cet.e of Deafness (caused by es writ)
that mew bs wirecl by Hall's Catarrh
Cute. Send for eirenlare, free.
F. 3. CHENEY clis CO., Toledo, 0
Sold by druggists, 'Me.
Ball's Family PAN aro the best.
Rod and Aotatt.
Two claims for damages done by light-
ning were preeented and tis the iuspect-
or's report ot moth (awe was favorable
the admit were paid. The claims were
by Johu Copcdaud of Tueuberry for *601
for it horse which was killed and by I
Adnir of Turubary for $16 tor a
elle-year-010 etver %hick was killed.
The Board utijourned to meet uu the
lttstSetuiday -ot July at 2 p.
D. MeIseosu,
A special meeting of the commit was
called by the Reeve at the Town Hall,
Teeswater, Jam, 21.s5, 1402, for the pur-
pests of taking into coueideration the
expeutliture of the great made by the
ma, The minutia were taken to 11,fount Comity Cseaucil, mai ether Meatless.
Foraest for burial. 13ellagh—Doneldson—That Mr. Well-
Milburn's Heart and. Nerve Pills v')ud. g"'e " '1450111005 05 tile "mutt" et
enre anaemia, nervoasuess, sleepless- tnuuey grauteo by the Colony Commit
nes. we:dowse, palpitation, tin obbiug, mai whou to be expended mut the per -
taint spells, dtzziness, or any conditiou
itcadisee treats impoverished blood, dis- oon at each Mum. Carried.
ordered uerves or weak heart. :ele. Wenn-tad gave the ituiount grant -
A quiet. but pretty wedding was solem- ed by toe Couuty Witten! as $32e.57 aud
to be expeuded as foloaws: 575.00 011
tOth e,jii ; *60.00 nu t4th cute
by Ilov. A. Stewart. at the reeidence of
ou Carrick beam -Lary south of Ausble-
, the bride's mother, Mrs. Christina ; ,e, su7 ecu. and mu; on
Cooper, Albert street, the contracting —11" --
gruvel road.
parties being Iwo of Cliuton's popular
yoram busiues veopie—Miss christimi ateckayntz—That Kuntz aud
Donaldson extant' tee grouts ULI the 10th
S. Cooper of the Than of Ogle Cooper
aud 17th cues. laud Itallagu on tau Car-
! C a. and:A. J. Morrish. 11te bride was
rick bouudiuy, Mackay on the 2nd con.
I aseisted by Miss Era Henderson of Kin -
anti Reid tool 13e1Mgh the grant on the
cardine, and Dr. Boll of Clinton per-
, formed a like tuuctiou sor the groom. gravel wall' Tetai ani°unr' 232437'
Carried.
nized at mane an Weduesday, 2n1,
01 '1d. ften attacked sudile»1
teams Coli 0, Oranges grant of $100 be supplemented by an -
elegem Infautuni, rm. Dr. Fowler's other $100, the Atm to be expended by
Children 'Cry for Extrect of 'Wild Strawberry is a prompt Wtn. Reid and Jas. Ballagh, they also
31 MU are o uuta—Donaldson—That the county
by indutul and flau • •
Distramee, Dyeentery. Cholera Morbus,
CASTOR
and bUIF vure which should alwaye be to .use road grader for trimmiug edges
IAkept in dee house. off gravel road, Canied
At the June Session of Grey County'
COttliCil at Owen Sound it was decided
ley a vote of 9 to 7 to build it House of
Refuge costing not over e1G,000. This
inoludes the purchase of fifty acres of
land end the Government grant of
S4,600, Po that the cost to tee couuty is
only $1.2,000, Offers for sites have been
=ado by Markdale, Mettford and Owen
Sound. Meaford has subscribed 21,630,
ort condition that the House of Refuge
be located in that town.
A. very sad accident occurred in De-
troit eecently, by ohich Miss Bertha
Walwin, who was one of Beyfield's
young ladies. lost her life. Miss Wal -
win's clothes, by some means whether
from a match or a gas stove, caught fire
and the ti ernes spread so rapidly that she
lost her preftence of nabel and leashed out
bete tho street, She ran ne.ariy a block
before someone stopped her. The burn-
oluthing, Loaned lay the wind, Lure-
efel the poor girl most friehtfully, She
was takeu to Harper Hospital, and
everything that medical science coula
suggest Was done, but of no avail.
Baeltache, swelling of feet and ank-
les, puffing under eyes, freqrtent thirst.
scanty, cloudy, highly colored urine and
all urinary troubles lead to ttight's ;Us.
easet_dropsy, ditibeter„ 21:1. Duos's libl-
ssey rills are a sure cure.
After eight Teets' illuese with para.
Veto of the throat, Mrs. John Bruusdou
passed away to her heavenly home on
fittthxday evening, AM? 2e. Mrs. Tittles -
aim was horn in Scarborough. England,
iik the year 1888. When she vms 18
yeart of age her family started for Cau.
ada but were shipwrecked in the Bay of
Ytticay toad her father drowned. All the
*Neaten tend children Ott the vessel 's'ere
saved. Deoeated after arriving in Can-
ada went to Brampton to reside and tofu
Vatts after, in 1860, was married to her
sow bereaved husband. Pot it abort
One *het her marriage ithe resided in
Btampeces and then moved to Mahan,
&VW Itilthedtil she rooted OA LOteleabOro
*sere sBe resided for the lost 44 yeare,
4*115 WM the mother of eight children,
etelosr of whom titled itthtftesey.
The month just closed was the coldest Ballagh — Donaldson — That E. G.
in 13 years, the temperature averegine Kautz have the road between lots 20
60.3. The sun spots are said to be re- and 21, con. A., graded by machiiie aud
sponeible for the frigid weather of the made ready tor gravelling. Carried.
past month. The temperatures of °tin r Kuntz — Donaldson —That 11. G.
told Junes are as follows :-1881, t,9.6; ituntz have culvert repaired opposite
leen, 68.4; 1866, 602; 1863, 60.1; 1839„ lot 20, con. A., and move the same to tbe
68.13; 1867, 66.9; 1861, 69 8; 1843, 68 9; 'proper place, Carried.
1842, 66.4; 1833, 60.3; 1836, 60.3 The Donaldson—Ballagh—That the council
year 1810 was railed "the year -without a grant the sum of 215 for gravelling op -
summer." Every month in that sum- posite lots 11 and Ie. cons. 14 an Ai, the
neer brought froet aud snow. The tem- !same to be expended by E. G. huntz.
perature from May to September was !Carried.
33, 7.2 below the average. Indian corn Kuutz—Ballagh—That a grant of 240
did not ripen aud ninny of the fruits and be made to gravel opposite lot 9, con. 6,
grains were reel -tailed or cut off altogetlx- te be expended by Henry Mackay.
; Carried.
Donaldson—llacitay that a grant dOH. A. 19. CHASE'S , $40 be made to cat hill oppositt Wits m's
tb?AJIhH L,Ut(C • II • and Simpson's lots on the end con. tnd
I.•nt dIreot to tho4elselmed
parts by the Improved Mow. a sum not to exceed $20 to repair the
Heals the skers, Oeare Olt tat ; 30th side road, cons. 3 and 4, the seine
ptwagee. amps droppings In the 1
throat and permanently Mae* to be expended by Reid and. BalIagh,
fr CZNrhalannitrrersesit and to be finished ouor before the 20th
steoetiateeCo,. torome add haft& }of September. Carried. -
Kuntz—Donaldson—That this council
A week ago I, Id. McCateheon, a ' grant the sum of 215 for graveling op.
• teacherin it. St. Thomite School, receivea
, pOSite lot II, 00».12, the same to be ex.
word that his father, W. H. "A:Catch- vended by jas, Donaldson. Carried..
eon. of llibbert was unwell. He went Beide-Donaldson—That Mr, Rivers
to his home, the father having gtue to get three eet of tile moulds for this comaChieao be have the tenefit of t'ae lest oil, sizes 8, 15 and 27 inches, also three
aurgerY ren1°Ving an ntsttnati("1 14 extra bottoms, one for each size, and
the throet, which- eaused rieollen gleaf. tut oil tretteurer pAy xr, /wets viseleg
The opetation took plane, and th ltt.Lt1the gads are rectiv..d. Prices not to be
was nimble to survive the ehock. The more than factory prices as quoted to
boby arrival at Mitehell Priday tntrri.• this euuncii by 01, sawyer lug._ ce,
Youeg man, you can't do it. You
can't make your way through this
world without work. hten have tried it
before ycn. They have loafed Around
the street corners, told windy stories and
all that bun they have never sueeeeded.
Yon are no smarter .thau other boys.
Your wits will not bring you euceees in
Yoa bad better leara a tested trade
than become a °tarmac loafer producing
nothiug for youtself, nothing to help the
world aloug, This world has little use
for boys who ere not willieg to pull off
tseir coats and Win their way to fame
and femme, The good things of life
are not handed oat to idlers ou giver
plasters. -13n.
ing. Deceased was well known allover The reeve and clerk to sign this Motion
Western Ontatio, haviag travelled and attach the corporate seal. Carried.
twelve years for John Abell, the uell. •
g nig
known implement manufacturer of Tor- do new adjeurn.—Carried.
onto, and six years tear the Sawyer -
Massey Company, of Heenilten. The
family lived in Listowel fifteen leers Ititeeen to eel( end Others
and 1» Hihluit Aix "All" eTalte cute of your lieelth; yOtt haVo
chew' was i)()tli itt /leetern Ontario, near no right to neglect it and thus beetnue 11
Belleville; was 60 years old, a Frtte, beeden to yourself met perhaes 10
mason, and a member of the A.O.D.W. oihetoi-" Wh.e" liver $.k.e",1 111100812f
the kitineve atitietzVe. en t toe newels
Be leaves a widow, seven Bona and thtli3 eebsetpereit, IM. Chase`a, Kidney -Liver
daughters. j. M. MoCatoheett, St. pills will promptly set yout filtering end
Thomas, is the oldest. Wolter is in excretory syStent la parrot order, ancl
Galt, William itt St. pant, Minn., Sat. intuit!, trod dittitr foginheall
and tha 'cala016•13g 01114" riernoe oevottet.010,pai. vn:t.inYs Tote,
at home. MI cents is hot
•-
i
.ewindlere in the Country.
v,rbe other etty as it train drew into a
couutry swim& a few limns' journey
wet of Toronto, two WU ATM tip iii Et .
buggy aud cunglit the train. They 'woo
utudbespettered and evidently in
hurry,. They worn swindlere, and we
understand they made- quite a bit of
money in the tomMunity tle.1 were
hewing so aufklettly that afternop.
They were .Worlthig the old genie of mil-
itia wortblees, wetchee mei 4liwolorY 50 I
. farmers, repreNeatiog themselvoem I ona. 1
merciel trevellere for a eweary hous .,
which,haying failed in business, left
them Minuted without mouey end fur
frtmt home. They were conipelled to
ratite numey enough in order to get baelt
to Toronto, and xneetiug,' a filmier they
maid offer to sell Mtn an eighty duller
watch for forty. Before leaving the
num they would sell the watth to hint
even if they got only five dollars for it.
The perchaser was led to believe that he
WOS the only luau in l the Protium who
wes getting the great bargain, as they
were .compelled by their eecessitiee to
make the sale, and with the proreeds
they would teaeh the city end find en
eager market 104004 the leading jewel -
ere for all the goods they had. Having
fOttna Otte dupe they would seek an-
other ouce oat of sight of the first one.
When the purchasers began to g0 into
the villages to geo their watehes valued,
and found thern worth about a dollar a
pound the swindlers jumped into :m-
othr county aud operated there.
It is surprising that beach frauds, al.
though exposed aver and over agnin in
the newspapers of Ontario, clot be
worked year after year. The (buy of
the press, no doubt, is to keep on expes-
bag such ewindies. The linty of the
Goyernineut is to .seek to so perfect the
Provincial police system that the people
in oue mutate, will benefit those in
every other, Those who pt6petrate
[these swindles are geoerally very honest -
i seeming men, adherents of the same
Ichuxolt andf 11 , f the 1"t'
cal lender as the fernier t try are seek.
ing to defraud. They are Clever confi.
deuce men,' and only those who are fore-
warned are likely to resist the traps they
set.
it
Stiatuisting met,
These are the enervating days, when,
HS emstebody has said, men, drill) by the
suestroke as if the Day a Pim had
dawned. They are fraught with danger
iv people whose syeloute are poorly
eustained; mid this leads us tn soy, in
the iuterest the less robust cif our
renders, that the f ull etreet of Hood's
Stirseparilla is suck as to sintgest the
pt ppriety of oaliing this medicine some-
thing besidea blood purifier aud tonic,
—say, • a susteining diet. It makes it
mneh easier to bear the heat, oesures
refreshing sleep, and will without any
doubt avert muele siolouss at this dine
of year.
R. T. of T. District Meeting.
The semiounual meeting of the
Huron District Council, Royal Tenip-
tars of Temperance, was held at Wing -
ham ou juue 24th. The District Coun-
cillor, Mrs. Ooliu Campbell, occupied
the chair. There were representatives
from Goderich, Varus. Winghtun, Exe-
ter, Seaforth and Farquhar. The morn-
ing session was taken up with appoint -
tug committees and general routine bus-
iness. The afternoon session was caned
to order at 1.30 pan. The report of the
Dislaict Secretary showed a membership
(4 278, and theliDistrict treasurer reported
all bills paid and a cash balance on
hand. Report of the Temperance Com-
mittee; In reference to the matter of
prohibition as to be taken ou Dec. 4,
we would say we regret that the Legis-
lattere did uot see fit to great the
changes ty the vote taken at the great
convention held in Toronto, Feb., 1002.
and would recommend that we abide by
the decision of the Ontario branch of
the Dominion Alliance Convention to be
held in Toronto on July 29th as the ac-
tion we as iudividnale shall take.
Carried. State of the order: We are
pleased to note the slight increase ih
membership; `still, we regret that it is
not larger. No council has disbanded
and one new council has beeu organized,
in Clinton. The District Councillor
Was instructed to communicate with the
Grand Secretary re the coming of Mr.
and Mrs. Davidson to this district in the
month of October. It was With re-
gret that the dietriet accepted the resigs
ntatiota of Ur. jimmies, Exetee, District
Secretary. Miss B. Penhate Was ap-
pOiuted to the Mike of secretary :and
Wes instructed to forward the thanks of
this district to Mr. jimmies for his verv
1E4100 and faithful 13.51ie.0 as score-
taryolso the sympathy of the members
in his affliction. Mr. and lkirs
Davidson, organizers of the HeyaI
Template, who were present and ad-
dressed the meeting, also favored ns
with instrumental mut 'metal Maid on
the manoclolin and Maker: Mr. Me-
i:1101nm gave an excellent report of the
.proteedings of the Grand Council in
rebruarr. Mr. IL Park of Wieghtten
Was OPPOi»tati tO attend the Dominion
Alliance Ceeiventien tet be held in July.
A hearty Vote' of thanks Wall tehael'td
the Winghttin Gottuoil for their kind re-
eeption and gehetal hospitality extended
tor the delegates from the le Wens cetire•
cils. The iteettion closed to meet at the
call of the District Couneillor, at a time
mid place to lie fixed by theDistrict Exe.
atetive, Cox.
A Wonderful Preparation
"Rokco Cowed Coffee," put:le whole.
some, nourishing, high' y reetnumended
by healing- physiehms. Rocko is equal
In 41Jts eoffee, lett only teens e the pricy
atta is used at meals histead of poison.
otis teas and volley, 137 Con51511315 use
1SOK00 ORREAL 001.0Fill4 will give
you eine. vigor. vitality, energy, heel th
and strengthened is a positive cure for
dyspepeite indigestion, etc. 10c, pack-
ages. Vic. lb. or 2 lbs. for 26c. For
tette by ALL, GROCERS.
vor sale in Wingbam by jAIVLES XcICEL
45 cents
The TIMES will be sent to new . sub-
scribers till the 1st of January, 1903,
for 60c.
75 cents
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.0rotnotesDigestion,Cheerfu1-
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OpuntMorphine nor Ivraveral.
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