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not later than Monday evening,
Casual advertisements accepted up
to Hoon 'eVedneeday of oaeh week.
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THI711SDAY . MAY 10, mote
NOTES aNO 3O.'r"MEN7S.
Ata uieeti-sr of nue Llee•_uetvee of the
North Perth C luservativ'r :i.s.u:iaticn
held at Lista ,vel ou Set melee', A. F. Bata
Laren, 1 i P , wad given permissiou to
epe1(t forte mouths iu Germany for the
benefit of lath literal.
The electric) power bill was introduced
in the Ontario Legislature Monday
afternoon by Ilon. Attain Beck. It ap-
points a comtnissicu to supply power to
the municipalitiesnot only from Niagara,
but any or all sources of power all over
the Province.
Hon. Pater White, M P. for North
Renfrew, died at Clitton Springs, N.Y.,
Thursday last. Mr. White was a Cou-
servative aura waft for a number of years
a member of the House of Oommons.
He was Speaker of the House in the
Parliament prior to 1896.
The Canadian Seuatt is not only use-
less. It is an exceedingly pernicious
institution. It exists mainly as arefuge
and a recompense for men whom even
the good natured and indiscriminating
Canadian electorate would not put into
ofil3e, and some of whom it has actually
rejected, It performeth not one useful
function. "Why cumbereth it the
ground. -Winnipeg Tribune.
BLOODLESS GIRLS.
Can Obtain New Health Through the
Use of Dr. Williams* Pink Pills.
Anaemia means bloodlesness. 'Dr.
Williams' Pink Pills actually make new,
rioh, reit blood and thus cure aunemia.
Wheu the blood is poor the nerves are
starved and irritable. Then comes
hysteria, neuralgia, sleeplessness and
oteor nerve disorders Headaches.
les ckachesand sideaches wear out and
depress the poor pale victim. Dr. Wil-
liarns' Pink fills aeou bring ruddy health
and lively vigor. They smith the jaugl•
o i nerves and give new strengtheto every
creat. Miss Winnie Allen./ Montreal,
says: ''I was so weak a
that in friends thought
to consumption. I wa as pale as a
corpse, had no appetite nd did not sleep
welt. The least aert-on tired me nut.
and if 1 walked a f'blooke I would be
almost breathless. y sister advised me
to take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, and
after using them for a few weeks I am
again eujoying good health and have a
POxi color. I think every weak girl
ehnultl take Dr. Williams' Pink Pills "
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills will mire any
case of bloodlessness just as surely as
they cured Mics Allen. Tho pale anae-
mic; needs only one thing -new blood.
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills make new, rioh
blood with every dose. That is why
they cure all common diseases like anae-
mia, indgestion, neuralgia, palpitation of
the heart, headaches and backaches, St.
Vitus dance, partial paralysis and the
secret troubles that makes the lives of
thousands of women miserable. Dr.
Williams' Piuk.Pills are sold by medi-
cine dealers or by mail at 50 cents a box
or six boxes for :2.50 from Tho Dr.
Williams' Medicine Co ,Brockville, Ont.
ran down
'was going in -
The revenue of Canada amounts for
the ten months ended April 30th to 4133.-
803,550, which is 86,677,848 more than at
the tame period a year ago. Receipts
exceeded ordinary expenditures by $18,-
459,860, and ail expenditures combined
by $8,028,091. The ordinary expendi-
ture totalled $45,348,499, an increase of
0,010,692, while the capital expenditure
was :310,431,769, a gain of $330,84t.
Mr. Whitney seems to be a perpetual
rocket. His casing is filled with politi-
cal explosives from day to day, and all
that is needed is for a member of the
Opposition to light a match. Then with
a whirricg crescendo rush he goes up in
the air amid a chorus of admiring'Oh's,'
ana after a few preliminary sputters
bursts with a load explosion into varie-
gated and starry splendor. The casing
drops gracetutly, and is immedately
loaded again, in prepartion for the next
grand ascension. The spectacle is ma-
jestic; bat is it politics? Spectacular
indignation is the privilege of Opposi-
tions, bat usually Governments are not
given to that sort of thing, -Toronto
News.
The Kingston Whig says: -The Whit-
ney Government has a special fondness
for commissions. They have two effects:
(1) they afford fat offices and reward for
faithful followers, and (2) they relieve
the ministers of worry and work. The
Pettypieee bill of railway taxation,
which the Conservatives professed to
love while in opposition, has been cast
aside, and anew measure is proposed, a
wonder in itself. It will raise pretty
nearly ;200,000 more per annum from
the railways than at present, and the
municipalties affected will receive from
the receipts at the rate of eight cents per
head. But there is a string on the
money. The Government will want it
back, as it proposes to make the =mica
palities contribute towards the keep of
their lunatics, at ten cents per head per
day, and this will call for an amount far
in excess of the percentage of railway
taxes. The main point is the commis-
sion which will manage this business, at
au anneal expense of $30,000, which sum
is the first charge upon the revenue and
mast be deducted before the uivision of
spoils takes place between the Govern-
ment aad the municipalities! Of high
financing? Of sapertor statemanship!
The Whitney Government is exhibiting
all these in an amazing manner.
We Trust
..Doctors
TOWN COUNCIL.
The members of the Town Council
were all in their places Monday evening,
with Mayor Bell in the chair.
Minutes of last regular and subsequent
special meetings were all read and ecu -
firmed.
A communication was read from
Town Clerk Ferguson, asking that the
Council grant him Dave to engage an
office assistant for three months, to give
him a chance to regain his health. The
request was granted, on motion of Coons.
Hanna and Nicholson.
Mr. A. Cosens presented his resigna-
tion as one of the town auditors, and on
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motion the same was accepted.
Megan_
If you are suffering from
itnpure blood, thin blood, de. =
bility, nervousness, exhaus= -
tion, you should begin at once .
with Ayer's Sarsaparilla, the
Sarsaparilla you have known -
THE
empowering the Executive Committee
to pass all accounts in eonnection with
the electric lighting system be repealed,
and that in future all noconnts regard-
iug the electric light system be brought
before the Finance Committee. The
clause empowering the Executive to act
as an electric light committee to remain
as at present.
Some discussion took place as to the
object of this change, in which all the
members of the Council expressed their
views. The motion was carried ou the
following vote: --Yeas, Conus. McDon-
ald, Forbes, Nicholson and Hanna.
Nays, Conus. Bell and Bennett.
Dr. A. J. Irwin, chairman of the High
School Board, asked for $1500 for the
current expenses of the Board, and on
motion of Coutes. Bennett and McDon-
ald, the Mayor and Clerk were author-
ized to borrow that amount.
The agreement between the town and
Messrs. Howson, Harvey and Brockle-
bank in regard to the use of the surplus
water at the upper dam was road and
referred to the committee appointed to
deal with the matter.
Oa motion of Coans. Bell and Forbes,
the exemptions of farm lands were
granted the same as in previous years.
Town Solicitor, D. Holmes, was pres.
ent and explained the situation in regard
to the Western Fouudry Co. After
some discussion, it was moved by
Coups. Bell and Forbes, and carried,
that if our solicitor cannot have the
terms of the proposal of 1003 carried out
by the W esteru Foundry Co., at once,
that he have power to collect the amount
duo the town under the first agreement.
On motion of Coans. Nicholson and
Hanna, the Chief was appointed fore-
man on waterworks extensions, and that
as a remuneration he be relieved of the
duties of tax collector.
Council adjourned.
A petition was received from A. Nichol
and Wm. Gannett, asking for an exten-
sion of the concrete sidewalk on Diagon-
al road in front of their premises. Also
from A. Nichol and others asking for a
crossing on Diagonal road opposite the
sidewalk on Frances street. On motion
of Coons. Hanna and Nicholson,the peti-
tions were referred to the Street Com-
mittee, and authorizing them to act at
once.
Chairman D Bell of the Street Com-
mittee reported recommending the rais-
ing of $100 from the business men of
Josephine street towards the street wat-
ering, the balance of the cost to be paid
out of the town funds, and asked that
the council deal with the matter.
Conn. McDonald, who is a member of
the street Committee, objected to the
latter clause of the report, and thought
the committee should deal with the
matter.
Coons. Hanna and Bell moved that
the street watering be dons on same plan
as last year. Coans. Nicholson and
Bennett moved, in amendment, that
the street watering be left in the hands
of the Street Committee, The amend-
ment was declared carried, Corms. Bell
and Hanna voting nay,
The Finance Committee reported re-
commending the payment of the follow-
ing accounts: -
Theo. Hall, auditors' report.....$ 26 00
Wm Holmes, supplies 31 62
W. J. Greer, supplies 112 00
H. B. Elliott, advertising 9 75
Can. Express Co 75
Sawyer -Massey Co., knife and
bolts 8 50
J. B. Ferguson, salary and post-
age 46 25
V. Vannorman, salary 42 00
R. Rankin, ringing town belt6 23
A. Dulmage, salary and postage126 00
R. Stein, wood 2 00
D. 0. McDonald, lvork on streets 19 20
" work on water-
wcrks ....
Hook and Ladder Co.. fire Bell's
factory
all your life. Your doctor -
knows it, too. Ask him about it.
Mile** there IS dally action of the barrels,
yolaonons products are absorbed. causing head-
ache, bnloasness, nausea. dyspepsia, and thus
preventing the Sarsaparilla front doing its best
work. Ayer a Pills are liter pills. Act gently, -
MI vegetable.
afi10 f.I•gr cit r.rl otic, festa.
HAIR 171001t.gerstilitAVIATORAL.
Vie Were res eeersts t We publish
tee tlirrartaa of all ehr iaad101tlsiM
MOM
D. McDonald, work on street....
W. G. Paton, work at water-
works
Wm. Guest, salary
Miss Barber, type written copies
auditor's report 6 00
On motion, the report was adopted.
Mr. T. R. Earngey, field secretary of
the National Sanitarium Association,
was present and addressed the council
on behalf of the Free Hospital for Con-
• enmptives, On motion of Donne. Ben-
net and Hanna a grant of.$100 was made
to that institution.
The Mayor was authorized to have
the town pump near the park put in
repair.
By -Law No. 514, 1006, to provide for
the issue of debentures for $15,000 for
the erection of a High School building
was read three times and passed, and
ordered to be published in the Wingham
'11ME; as required by law.
The aim of 4450 was voted to the Pub-
lic School Board.
On motion of Count, McDonald and
Haunt, it was decided that the Court of
Revltiion for this year be composed of
Mayor Bell, Coxing. Bell, Nicholson, and
. the nove r and t c nder.
a O b
Id pursuance of nbtiee of motion at a
pret'icna meeting, it Was mored by
{Tonne. Nicholson and Hanna, that the
-fittst clause of By -Law No, 604, 1803,
2 25 Of the weekly examinations held in. the
4 00 Wingham Public School. Subjects -
7 00 Grammar, Geography, Algebra and
Book -Keeping. Maximum 400.
25 00 Form i --A.
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PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD.
Wingham Public School Board met
on Tuesday evening. Present -Trustees
Lloyd, Long, Hall, Ross, Griffin, Moors,
Kerr.
Minutes of last meeting were read and
approved.
The Principal's report was read and
on motion of Trustees Griffin and Hall
was adopted; it was as follows -
Dept Boys Girls Total Ave
1 A & B 30 52 82 67
2 21 23 44 41
3 30 28 58 44
4 25 •23 48 45
5 14 32 46 42
6 19 20 45 39
7 29 21 30 46
8 31 39 70 54
199 244 443 377
Promotions: -
From Sen. 3rd to Jan 4 24.
Jun 3rd to Sen 3rd- 20.
Sen 2nd to Jun 3rd 24.
Jnn 2nd to Sen 2nd. 25.
Part II to Jun 2nd 24.
Part I to Part II 25.
Total 142
A. 11. Mt-sunovr, Principal.
An account for 75o from J. Stephen-
son for repairs was passed for payment
on motion of Trustees Moore and Rose.
The statement from Hunter Bros.
certified that they had tested the bailer
at 160 lbs. cold water pressare, and
found it satisfactory.
The payment of $7.50 to Ranter Bros.
for examination of boiler was ratified.
On motion of Trustees Griffin and
Long, the salaries and rent were order-
ed paid.
APPRENTICES WARTED. -Two appren-
tices wanted, to learn the upholstering
business. Apply to Walker & Clegg,
at the upholstering factory.
FARM FOR SALE. -A good 100•acre
farm in the township of East Wawanosh
is offered for sale at a bargain for a quick
sale. Terme and full particulars at the
TI3tes office.
WINGHAM PUBLIC SCHOOL
The following is the report for April
Stella Nethery. 3774
Jessie Wilson 352
Olive Leishman 320
Eva Campbell 315
Annie Barber 308
Ethel Walsh 306
Merle Lamonby. .... 279
Dell Barwash. 254
Edna McBurney . 244
Dick Lloyd.... 242
Pearl VanStone 230
Gertrude White 225
John Mason 223
John Holmes 220
Hazel Campbell 193
Alex. Rintoul The
Mae Mason 141
Mena Currie... . 110
Form t.
11stiniam 400.
Bella Robertson '340
Sadie Davidson 347
Jennie Bowman 338
Ruby Kerr 327
Irene Vannorman 325
Louie Harold 297
Harold Bachanen 271
John Guest.... 247
Will Galbraith 221
Maude Fry 196
Mamie FloOd 167
Prank Calhoon 103
Rata Davidsotr ........ 161
Howard Davidson......... 155
Ursa Hogg.............. I554
Edna Diamond 102
W1NGIIAM. TIMES 31AY 10, 1906.
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AGENT - DAVID BELL, WINGHAM, ONT.
CHURCH NOTES.
Rev. George Bond may resign as editor
of The Christian Guardian on account of
ill -health.
Rev. Father Laurendeao, parish priest
of Wingham and St. Augustine, deliv-
ered a lecture to the young people in St.
Mary's hall, East London, on Wednes-
day evening.
Pastor Fitch will open his regular
work with the Baptist Church next Sab-
bath. In the morning the subject will
be "Sabbath observance" and in the
evening "Shortsightedness."
The Ruri-Decanal meeting and Sunday
School convention of the Deanery of
Huron is being held in Wingham on
Wednesday and Thursday of this week.
A number of delegates are here from
outside points.
The annual District meeting of Wing -
ham District will be held in the Metho-
dist churoh, Brussels, on Wednesday,
23rd, inst. Ministerial session will open
at 8 o'clock a. m. and the laymen will
joiu them at 1.30 p. in. It will be a
busy day. Rev. Dr. Gundy, of Wing -
ham, is the Chairman.
Miesionary sermons in connection with
the annual missionary campaign, in the
Diocese of Huron were preached in all
the Anglican churches on Sunday last.
Rev. R. S. W. Howard,of Christ Church,
London, took the services in St. Paul's
church, and the rector, Rev. T. S. Boyle
was at Dungannon.
Summer School of Bible Study and
Sunday School Methods.
The Ontario Sunday School Associa-
tion announces a Summer School to be
held in Victoria College, Toronto, July
9th -21st next. Four courses of lectures
have been arranged; -"Elements of
Teaching and Child Study", Dr. Tracy,
Toronto University; "Old Testament
Outlines" by Rev. Robt. Johnston, D.D.,
Montreal; "Sunday School Organization
and Management" by W. C. Pearce,
Chicago, I11., International Teacher -
Training Secretary; "New Testament
Outlines" by Rev. A. 0. Courtice, D,D.,
Toronto. There will be examinations
in the various courses, for wietch certi-
ficates will be awarded, four of which,
whether won at this school or on pre-
vions examinations, will entitle holders
to the International Teacher -Training
Diploma, (Elementary Grade.) The
lectures and examinations will be open
only to registered students who pay the
fee of two dollars ($2.00), which will
cover all charges including diploma.
There will be a display of missionary
and educational literature and ap-
pliances; and the following missionary
leaders, Rev. R. P. McKay, D. D., Rev.
F. 0. Stephenson, M. D., Rev. J. G.
Brown, B. A., Rev. T. B. Hyde, X. W.
Hoyles, K. C., are co-operating. Cor-
respond with Mr. J. A. Jackson, Gener-
al Secretary, 99.100 Confederation Life
Building, Toronto, for details.
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.
Typhoid fever deaths have fallen in
London from 374 deaths per million
in 1871 to 156 per million at present.
The chronoscope will register the
velocity of a bullet 16 times in 100 feet.
It registers the millionths of seconds.
Of 1,000 unvaccinated children, 360
*ere found to be pitted with sulallpox.
Out of 1,000 vaceinated only two were
found so marked.
Rice, raw eggs and boiled •enison
are the easiest things to digest. At
the other end of the stale are pork,
Babbage and bard -boils$ eggs, 'which
take four hours to digest.
In a cubic yard of air in a London
suburb 20,000 000 dust Parfir
acs 'have been
measured. Neat Charing Cross there
are usually 500,000; but these at only
one microbe in 31,000,004 et each duet
save Stock Markets.
Toronto, May 8. -The run at the City
Cattle Market to -day was 00 carloads,
with 1,580 bead of cattle, 620 sheep and
lambs, 530 hogs and 600 calves.
Trade was none to brisk to -day. Buy-
ers had plenty of cattle to piok from,
and were not in any particular hurry to
conclude purchases. Some of them, in
fact, adopted a waiting policy, and wero
content to take chauces on prides going
oa a little later in the day. The result
was a slow market, and for medium and
common cattle, at all events, the market
was a little easier. Ordinary good butc-
hers' cattle were barely steady at Inst
week's figures. Butcher cows and mix'
ed rough cattle were easier to -day.
The export market was very quiet,
some of the heavy cattle, which ordin-
arily would have gond to the seaboard,
were picked up by the local butchers at
primes which might be considered high
for butcher purposes, but low for ex-
port.
There was not much inquiry for heavy
feeders to -day, and the few offering
found a very slow market.
Light stockers are about steady,
though not a very active market.
Spring lambs are quite a bit firmer,
receipts the past two or three markets
being light. Calves are steady.
The following are the quotattons:
Exporters' cattle- Per 100 lbs.
$4 80 $5 00
4 50 4 75
3 85 4 10
2 75 3 25
3 75 4 25
Choice
Medium
Bulls
Light
Cows
Feeders -
best 1000 pounds and up-
wards 4 75 4 80
Stockers choice 3 75 4 00
bulls 2 00 2 25
Butchers' -
Picked 4 60 4 75
Choice 4 40 4 60
Medium 3 86 4 00
Cows.... 3 00 3 75
Bulls 3 00 3 50
Hogs -
Best . 7 15
Lights 6 00
Sheep -
Export ewes • . 4 75
Bucks,.,. 3 50
Calls. 3 50
Spring Lambs 3 00
Calves, each 300
5 25
4 00
3 75
6 50
5 50
t IlsTGRAML MARKET REPORTS
Wingham, May Oth 1906
Flour per 100 lbs..,. 2 25 to 2 75
Fall Wheat 0 76 to 0 76
Oats, 0 32 to 0 34
Barley 0 42 to 0 45
Peas 0 65 to 0 65
Buckwheat 0 55 to 0 55
Butter 0 16 to 0 16
Eggs per doz 0 14 to 0 14
Wood per cord 2 50 to 3 00
Hay , per ton 6 00 to 7 00
Potatoes, per bnshel 0 45 to 0 50
Tallow per lb 0 05 to 0 06
Lard ... 0 15 tee 0 15
Dried Apples per lb 0 05 t0 0 06
Live Hogs, per owt, 6 85 to 7 00
$1.00
ROUND TRIP
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Women's Grey Homespun Skirts, assorted sizes, were $3 00 ;,p
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Women's Navy Blue Homespun Skirts, assorted sizes, were
$3 50 ch, reduced to - - - - $2.25
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You'll be needing Diamond Dyes to make old garments look new. It
rwill pay you to bay your Diamond Dyes at the " Big Store." We're head -
at quarters for these goods. We keep all colors for wool, cotton, mixed goods ,
all also Diamond Paint for, Picture Frames, etc., gold, silver, copper aad bronze
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No better Bread Flour iu Canada than Ogilvie's Royal Household,
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ufacture of this flour, makes bete e dthe seek
then the best mixed flour you can get. Every sack of this flour is gnaran-
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SUGAR -we keep in stook the BEST and ONLY THE BEST Sugar.
It doesn't pay to buy the cheap stuff that some
dealers offer you.
RAISINS -We haven't any cheap Raisins to offer you, but we
have the VERY BEST VALENCIA RAISINS that
money can buy. Selected, recleaned Prait, and we
are still offering 4 lbs for 25c.
Money -Saving Chance in Dinner Sets.
Handsome, printed, tinted, gold stippled and gold traced. For one
week we offer these goods at a big redaction in ,rice. If you waut one of
these handsome Dinner Sets at our Special Price you most come early.
$12 00 Dinner Sets, 97 pieces, special price one week $9.00
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All kinds of Clovers. The finest quality of Timothy,
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