The Wingham Times, 1893-08-11, Page 1' VOL. XX.I.-- NO. 1121.
WINGJAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, AUGUST 11, 1.$93.
$1 A YEAR IN AIWA'
THE
,asp
' is through taking sock and wants to thank
you all most heartily for the way in which
you have stoodthis t byt e
t store and the a
you have helped make the past year n
' successful business year, and would say
"that in commencing another year, we in-
tend by strict attention to business, and to
your wants, careful baying and well assort.
ed stocks to merit a continuance of your
confidence fic ce and patronage. After stool;
taking we find r e have a lot of remnants
• that we want to et rid of; they are yours
at very low Fie sto'.olean out.
Shop early.. b£cotire prompt delive
This store closes: at seven o'c]ook.
ORR csv HISCOCRS,
Direct Dry Goods Importers.
Tun Brtn, August 0, 1803.
DRESS AND MANTLE MAKING.
MBS.
Has decided to again open p Dress and
.afautle making bustrr s, at her residence,
Edward street, bear; 1 ; de's pop works,
Satisfaction -.guarApprentices
Wanted. Stn
nearriage Licenses
Issued by Fratsvx PnTzPiirsOY, No 23, Vic-
toria stroet,Vi7inl,ham, Ont. No witnesses
required.
LOCAL NEWS
No raiser met Woerr.
According to our usual custom, there
will be no issue of " le TIMES next week,
Printers., require a ittle relaxation from
toil, same as, other p,cople, and, we are=
sure, our patons wit not begrudge them
One week in a year. The Truss will appear
on August •2
, as 5th s .. .nal.
The office will be open during the week,
and job work done s usual.
Those in arrears or the Timm will fine
ns .at the office, re, y and willing to graft
receiptii for said a -ears, and also payments
for job work, ttdve-tiding, Lae -
-Dr. Sznclai, eapeoialist, will b e
atthe Qaeen's;:Hot i, Wintgham, on
Tuesday, Augjtis$ ,a2nd, from 11 a.
m. until p. i i. onsultatzon free.
Let all w o stlj''er call upon him.
-Th ,.' 1' t ork of Macdonald's new
c0 +14, etion.
o new St Paul's church, in town,
be opened on the first Sunday ii
October,
-Pon ran: B as Asn Rms.-Two C vis.-- T vo ass
of soda water for 5 cents at R. Hu,ss's,
-The East Ijuron fall show will he held
at Brussels on atelier 5th and 6th, not in
September, as bated in 1 s
t week'sTiui
s.
-The usual monthly meeting of the
Ring's Delight re and Sons, will be held on
IvIontlay,Angus 14th at eight o'clock, in the
Rectory. All re welcome. •
r is ne
•
--Call at the Star Restaurant for it big
assortment of fruit. Wm, MCKa•:LVir.
-Ca • for good butter and eggs at R A
Gra 's market grocery.
At the TownGouucil,on Monday even •
-
ng, the rate of 4:cation for the present
year wits fixed af twenty=one mills on the
dollar, Last Year it was twetity•twa Mills.
-American money taken et par for
goods in my line, or will be discounted at
ton per cent. R. Hua.,
opposite Bank of Hamilton,
-Miss Agnes ICnox, Canada's talente
elocutionist, was `married to E. C. 131
sonof the late t a o 1igv. John Black, at Edin-
burgh, Scotland; on the 26th tilt, -
-Rev. W. H. Jamieson, Ph. D., of
Blenheim, Ong will preach in the Presby-
terian church, Wingharn, on Sunday next,
at the usual hoi s. He will also conduct
the G'blo class at 2.30 p, m, on Sunday.
-Mr. Joseph Vanstone and fancily, o
Kincardine became residents of Wingh in
this week. J e welcome them to our town.
Mr.Vansfone,tvho has been ill for some time,
stood the jotniney very well.
-Ladies, havo your gairrnents macre by
Miss M. Johnston, Gre;;ory block, opposite
the Queeu's Hotel. Latest styles, good
work, always first -plass fit.
-Mrs. Samuq'1 Smith, wife of Mr. S.
Smith, of Toro to, formerly of this tows
who was so se sously ill last week, is, we
are'laleased to ),?ear, somewhat better, and
goodliopes of tier ultimate recovery aro en-
•tertained. jJJ
:-,-'-kr. G. P jrrie, form erly of • Brussels,
took a nnitib ' ofp141:Gos• in the Caledonian
games at�the' World's Fair, Chicago, com-
peting aphis' Dti
ncan C.Rosa C. J. Currie,
p gt ,
Donald Smith, Purcell, and other noted
heavy weights.
Cents Casb will pay for Tins Tits,
d. for neev stibecrillers, till the°end ,of
the year.
-Our hose reel t am feel that they made
a mistake in not g ing to Chicago to com-
pete in the hose re I races in connection
with the World's air. The time made by,
the winners of firs looney was only 15
seconds, while ou boys have often made
the un in 12 sec •nds.
�1
-Mr. John C,Ihirk, the genial and obliging
conductor on t re Southern Extension of
the W., G. . railway, is away for some
holidays. Ife+�embarked on the Monarch
from Kincardine, on the 2nd inst. His
numerous frie1ids allalong the linewish flim a
god time, a71 that he may return rejuven-
ated. ,
-For first•claes tailoring aud cheap
gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co,
alewornb the place, only two doors north t a
of the hi stand and between Ross' book.
stop ,and Pitttersou's jewellery ahoE i.
-.-Methodist Cutch Pulpit Topics f
next Sunday. Iorning--"Christian Mau
hood," Itvenin -"The Book of Daniela'
Second of the s les.
-Mr. Coons, vho has been employed in
Mr. C. E. Willi ms' drug store for some
time, has remo cd with hisfamily to his
farm, near Ja estown.
25 Cents C sh will pay for Ties Time,
r new subscribers, till the end of
tate r.
The very log spell of dry weather we
e having is n t verybeneficial to the 2e root
cro . Late . o atoe will s v I be a failure p �euro if we
don't soon get in.
fp
-Mr. Wm.
twenty car loaf
export to the 0
is being mad
railways.
-We urtders
traded his pro
Dane, of Gorri
Mr. Orr will try
prcperty on th`
Nogg is this week sbippi
s of hay to New York, for
d Country. The shipment
bythe,,.
G. T. R. and Erie
and' that Mr. Alex. Orr has
arty in town with Mr. Wm,
, for a hotel in that village
e possession of his Gerrie
12th of September.
-G T R trains for Toronto and east
leave Wingham. at 6.25 a m and 11.20 a m.
via W G &.13 Division, and at 6.40 a re
and 3.45 p m, via Clinton aid Guelph•
Good connections by all trains.
-Tile. M. , Grand Z. of the Grand
Royal Arch asons of Canada, Comp. J.
E. Harding, Q. C., has been pleased to
appoint Mr.A. Morton, of this town, a
grand stewa4.
-Bees for sale or exchange, at the Iron
Bridge Apiary and Greenhouses. 15 or 20
strong colonies of Italian bees, in any
num-
bertosuit purchaser. Will take hay or any
useful commodity. Cheap for cash.
T. C. GntrdA.r, Lower Wingham.
-A ltiwn tenpis match will be played in
town, on Tees lay afternoon next, between
the Blyth tt id Wingham clubs. The
gentlemen wi i play on Mr. B. Willson's
lawn, and til ladies on Mr. S. J. Smith's
lawn.
--The Methodist Book and Publishing
House, Toroto,announee the early issue of
the Life of t e tette Senator John lIacdon
ald, written y Rev. Hugh Johnston, D. D
The
volume will Contain phototn.avure
portraits andlillustratione, and will include
extracts frog Senator Macdonald's writ-
ings and publ c addresses. It will sell at
the popular p ice of 01.
-Harvesting operations are beingcarried
oe rapidly. all wheat has been saved in
good shape, and it is a good crop and
sample. Spr ng grain is being cut and
housed this eek. On account of"the hot
dry weather, he oats will not generally be
very good s mple, being ripened to rapid-
ly. On the j" vhole, the prospect is that
the farmers 111 garner an average crop in
this,s tion t is year,
The Vot •s' List for the town of Wing.
ham for the y ar 1803 was issued from the
inrrsa office, 1 st week. Therare on the
list the name of 770 voters ivided as
follows : In ;sept one, those entitled to
vote at both unicipal and elections to the
r
Legislature' ssembly, u14. In part two,
those eutitiec j to vote at municipal elections
only, 147, and in part three, those entitled
to vote at elctions to the Legislature As.
sembly only,0.09. There are 313 ratepayers
entitled tor
serve on juries. T13a1G,1]st.-ivtti9
„ trposted t%t-theaslerlOanffii;t` isr"Satur-
da , Angus th,,Jnid .xemams =time` or
inieJition •
-The Winibam junior lacrosse team
was more successful in their second match
with the Drop hots of Lncknow, defeatili
s then on the g ounds of the latter, on Mon- T
day last, by t o goals to one. Ve under-
stand this is tt ie first defeat he Dropshots i
have suffered this year, and they have I
played a nu ber of matches. Our boys j
are to be tegratulated on their victory
over such experienced players.
-Now that the hot weather has come,
ieople should come to the fountain and get
t fine drink of lemon sour, vanilla, straw-
berry, raspberry, pine apple, ginger, choch-
sarsaparilla or ice cream a la one of
-lZr. Root . Ilan is at Niagara falls tits
ate,soda, ,
tending the :ill eting of the Grs,nsl Lodge'of
the Independe it Order of Oddfellows, as
representative from Maitland Lodge No.
119,
--•-"Watches, clo„n7,s and jewelry promptly
repaired and fully warranted by litnsax
Paint, Meyer Block, Wingham.
--Jttdlge Doyle/ of Goderich, has decided
khat mates given by subscribers to the de.
tenet home Enowledge Association need
hot be paid, iiia pinch as mash. a cooper•
ittive institutio s. aro not entitled by law to
do a credit bus floss.
'»--Priv
ttt pea
t
Mrs. J. D.
Muskoka, whe
rtists from
w�,I
weeks s cetcl
village of To
out along th
)alleys to loan on mortgages
aisle. rate of interest. Apply to
Jou. Nisnnaxns.
'orgasm has returned front
e she,with a ieumber of
o 'onto, spent a couple of : t
ng. They Ioeated in the
I
0
re,tta and made excursions j
lakes and rivers surrounding s
the village, 'which is noted for its beautiful 1
stool, .r
the finest drunks in the Land at R. }Dan's.
-Rev. Antill Parent, of Waterloo,
1 u
Quebec a ani ra uuated minister ]u con-
nection with tie Montreal Conference of
the *.'4VItthoclits church, was in town for
some Clays ct ring the past week. He
:pireuehed in th Methodist church on Sen.
day last, both
delivered 41 S �ed a lee
clay evening, tt
lecture he gave
from Catltolicis
sionary amongs
a
--Another car load of Massey-I-tarris
j
twine ie at T. L .Jobb P
t s ue right
quality
y
and quantity inllength considered. Also
all kinds of m ohinety repairs for the Mas-
se -Harris Pa t r n
o so Wisner and D. Max-
well ' � , x
well machinesl'ou hand. All kind of repair -
ng clone to h vesting machinery.
ff T. L. Jona.
-The meet lig of Anchor of Hope Lodge,
0. G. T., w s fairly well attended, on
uesda.y even ig last. After routine host-
ess, the o is '
s fi s for the current trout r r
, .quarter
ter
NV ore installed by D. Sutherland, Lodge
Deputy, assist a by other members of the
lodge, as folio St Illro.. ;4L. Elliott, C. T.;
gWT.; Sister Emma n t ri de 1V. r ripe. �
. ar.
Irncden h]re S
,• r .
JW. Doc143,11.dr
. Sr,
Slater Elm Hart,
T.; Bro. Thos Netter -
field, Chap.; Brat, Geo. Ireland, Iii.; Sister
Ireland, D. l:M.; Sister Mary Bisbee, G.;
re. John lI?4wat, 5,; Sister Vina Rush, A. I
Jitter installation; ice cream and takes;
s re served in abundance. It was decided 1
to hold a' garden party or social some time ,
during the next month, the arrangements i
being loft in tie hands of a committee,who
will report at' it future streeting of the lodge. l
Bro. I. Lawrason, of Lendesboro, District
Secretary, who was present, made fir fowl
suitable remarks, and tt most enjoyable
meeting was brought to a close. j
c
norning and evening, and ; t
re in the church, on Mon- j
a fair audience. In
n account of his converse i I.
n, and his labors tie it mid- 'r
his countrymen in Qnebee ti
province, where'he labored for forty-seven
years before beetng superannuated. For
eight years be +s a missionary to the Oka
uciians and c itiwas chitin
' Sits residenoo
here that 11 a different ec;i between the
ndians and t e Seminary were being ad
listed. The r verend gentlenlatu was also
oiling a book, ontainiug an account of his
ife, and we un eratand was quite sur^ess-
f
A re a "ion will be introduced at the
ikext meet ng of the Windsor Sobool foard,
sheking T ! stee 1<1oNec, Of tete riecard, to
iitlii i Kira i•^'i,;uation. Mr. Melgee ie a w
tkrfiter Of the ilrtn of McNee : MCItay, 1
ttt,d this year they have received it certain re
amount ofitdvir+a'bngand printing from i
Theltcf�d whish it is elainied is contrary .
to the ltycw,
ul in town.
'he Ladies Delighted.
pleasant effect and the perfect safety
ith which ladies may use the liquid fruit
axative, Syrup of Figs, uncles -all condition
alae it their favorite remedy. It is pleas -
ug to the eye and to the taste, gentle, yet
effectual itt acting on the kidneys, liver and
Is.
s.
-:l'Ir, Geo. fMeRonzie is in Mildmay
pressing and ss tipping hay from his ware-
house there.
-Tho Wing lam Tanning Company have
shut down to ake some needed repairs.
Several new le' cues and vats will be put in.
-The Rev. obt. Johnston, B. A., of
Lindsay, will ireaoh in the Presbyterian
church, Wingh :m,on Sunday, August 20th,
at the usual hours, The reverend gentle-
man is one of the most brilliant pulpit
orators in Ont4io, and will interest and
inst • t those w,ho attend.
-Tho contr lct for the erection of the
Agricultural Hal for the Turnberry Agri-
cultural Society lias been awarded to Mr.
W. Walsh, of to>.'n. The building is to Bost
6400, and to be ompleted by the 5th of
September
next
Th
The new t ron d
n s are
being put into it good condition as possible
for the forthcorliing snow.
-The Wingham base ball and football
teams were not; in luck at the Brussels
sports, on WeTlesclay, the base ball team
being beaten the Listowel club and the
football team suffering the same fate at
the hands (rat er feet) of the Cranbrook
club. Better tick next time, boys.
-We undel{stancl that a matched game
of lacrosse IIill be played in Brussels,
on Monday Iiext, between the juniors
of Winglealnl and the Dropshots of
Luokuow, ju'iors. 'rhe game will be
for,$50 and th championship, each club
leaving won a match front the othor this
season.
-There was a good attendance at tho
Brussels sport on Wednesday, and the
different gams' were keenly contested.
Brussels peoplq�� are noted for the vim and
push they put Ifinto anything they under-
take in the shafpe of sport, and Widnes=
nesday's gamesiwcre no exception to the
rule.
-Mr. S. D. Wellwood informs us that
boys from tow frequent the river near
his residence j/for bathing purposes. One
day last weak, they drove his horses
through the rer. There are several very
dangerous pll oes in the river where the
boys make th `r "swimming hole." Many
of those who f equent this place indulge in
the most obscene and blasphemous language;
Which can be beard at Mr. Weliwood's resi-
dence, and h
law in force i
peated.
has determined to put the
this kind of conduct is re-
Wxxazznar.-4i' H, Watson, Pastor. Ser-
vices
each Su day at 11 a, it. and 7 p. m. •
Sabbath Sch,`ol and Bible Class at 2.30.
Prayer Me tin; every Wednesday
at 8 p. m, 'hristian Endeavor Friday
evenings at 8 p. m. All made welcome.
Seats free. ,,rangers welcome. Sunday,
August 13x1 Morning : Sermon on i
behalf of Foreign Missions. Evening :
"A groat preacher and his three -fold
argureeht.'I Collections in aid of Foreign
Missions.
On Moi1100
lay evening, August 21st, the'
Presbyterian Sabbath School of this town
will give a;grand entertainment. Ice cream
and cake *ill be served in the school room,
which, by;the way, lutr, lately been beauti-
fully pap4red and painted,and it is sincerely
hoped tlitt the congregation and well-
wishers •s o ', the
fSabbath t School will allow "
their apprcfatioa of the enterprise and
good taste Eclisplayed by the officers and '
teachers ilj making the lecture room so
comfortab 'e and so attractive, by turning
out in great numbers on the evening of the
21st, and 4 their preeence and contribu-
tions mail and encourage the officers and
teachers cera their it sari
to � �f
o faith. and labor
of love." after ref tes1 tnents, all will re-
pair.to the}}''''IbIody of the church, where an
excellent p*gramme will be given, consist-
ing of sing hg and readings, by artists of
high merit,! and a "twenty-fivo minutes'
talk" by th Roy. lobt. Johnston of Lind-
say,,
who s 1 i
ea sed and cl 1'
s e t kited
p
the can-
g
gregation and indeed the other congregations
of the town, a few years ago, when, in his
student da s, lie occupied the pulpit of the
Presbyteri a church for three or four
Sundays. 'lir, Macdonald is expected to
preside evis vets
• this meeting, and in addition
to seeing tl at everythingis done "decently t
and in ord r," will, no doubt, add h
to the eves ing's enjoyment. -Coin.
Testing his linfsaty,.
Your druggist is holia st if when you ask
him for a bottle of Scott's r mitlsion he
gives yott just want you asked for. r
-There was no nieeetiitg of the public
echool board, on 'Ifursday evening, for want
of a quorum,.
--Tire Foreste
excureitttt to Sarnia, on
Saturday will lijely be patronized by a
large number 'f our townspeople. A
apecial train, in /charge of Conductor Par-
cugla to Sarnia.
Templar, the oMeial organ
ent Order of Good Template,
lied bi tete Grand Secretary,
Toronto, Ont. It is a neat
t° and is filled with
Good
The July number contains
tire of the recently -elected
envier, Rey. J, C. Madill,
of 13elwood, (int. The Good Templar is
published next they at the low price of 25
cents per inn m.
her, will run th
-The Good
of the Indepon
has been laun�
Tho. Lawless
eight -page sit
Templar new
a splendid pro
Grand Chief
-These cls s are times of sacrifice to
the good Sain Raspberry, The days of
woman's clove ion to the strawberry and
the cherry arepast, and the plum, the
peach and the ear are not yet ripe for
adoration. eanwhile the 'festival of
Saint Raspber y is being celebrated in every
kitchen, Fr•ui , sugar and fuel all burden
the resources o • man, but woman, lovely
woman, does th' rest. And the "rest" itt
this case is by fr the heavier share of the
joint con mot. a he warmth which maiden
martyrs endu e.i in olden times for prin-
ciLew s more its tense but less prolonged
than the warmth which the women of these
degenerate days endure for preserves.
'Woman's life is bi ing emptied of leisure
in order that tam l y jars may be full of
stewed fruit. Fr it is not simply a pre-
, cions gift to be detoured at sight, but a
blessing to be se •ously utilized in the
solemn household 'tee of preserving and
canning.
7F'atrs.
Western at London, Sept. 14.21
North Perth at Stratford, Sept. 28-29.
North Waterloo at Berlin, Sept. 26-28.
•
•
• Mornmuton and Ellice 'at Milverton,
9 0
Sept...I'-..7.
Mitchell at Mitchell, Sept. 26-27.
Great Northwestern at Goderich, Sept.
20-22.
West Wellington at Harristol, Sept. 27-
28.
East Huron at Brussels, Oct. 5-6.
M'insliam at Wingham, Sept. 26-27.
North i
Y Bruce Union, Port Elgin, Sept.
28-29.
East Wawanosh at Belgrave, Sept. 28.29.
Iiensall Oct. 7-8.
Dungannon, at Dungannon, Oct. 19-13.
Blyth, at Blyth, Oct. 12.
Shouse New Tees.
Wholesale Gordo,, tF'Melut.yre u,•P teat
condition to supply fit nii]ie,i nr f, it'-E:
with new teas, at jnhha'•s l:.ricPs. New is
tile time to seeure t•o it tear:.
Center Huron at Clinton, Sept. 26-27.
Toronto Industrial, Sept. 4-16.
:Central itt Guelph, Sept. 19-21.
'I.''orth.Oxford at Woodstock, Sept. 20.27.
Per orals
Miss Millie Stiles is visiting friends in
Orillia. •
Mr.13�. J. Swan w •s visiting in Listowel,
last week.
it"r.1
Mr. Thos.Bel lit gone to Chicago
to
visit the World's F 'r.
Mrs. A. G. Mathe •son, of Perth, is a
guest at Postmaster. 'Fisher's.
Mr. and Mrs. .). Beamer were visiting
friends in Brussels,! on Wednesday.
Mr. A. Bainton as gone on a couple of
weeks' visit to frig ds in Port Dover.
Mr. R. C. Sparlii g spent 'Wednesday in
Brussels, taking in the sports. -
Mr, Harry Har Scott,
yof Toronto, was in
tam' last week, re swing acquaintances.
Mr. A, Woodman , of Lot. desbero, gave
the �rives a friendl all on• `Tuesday.
Mrs. M. Trelnair?, of Listowel; is visiting
relatives in town. i fob: a time.
Miss Delia Sps+yrling spent last week
visiting friends in » lyth.
i. .
;rr. •.
2 W. Batch f Morri
bur
s is In Own
visiting relatives. „
Mr. J. G. Stows t, town, returned on
Monday from a tri. to Duluth.
Mrs. Wm. Black and daughter, of Pal-
merston, were ealli g on Wingham friends
hi veep.
t st
iVrr. John Elliotti
of Altoona, Wisconsin,
tt
is hoine visiting hi i parents and friends.
Mrs. Forster, of , oronto, is a guest other
niece, Mrs. John H elands.
dr. J. W. Scottj of LIMOwe], was in
town ou Thursdry visiting friends.
Mr. 3. A. rialste. , of Mt. Forest, was in
own a couple of d 8 this week, on bust'•
nese.
Mr. ,Toho Neel lids was ittlyramptou
this week, attendi g the funeral of Mrs.
Forster, at aunt, it that plaae,
Blyth Standard: Mise Maggie, McDon-
ough, of Wingliam is visiting in town this
week,
1{r. Arr. Mat eson and Mrs. Mei
Duni,ville, were transient visitors
on Monday.
Mr. Bond La i•rttsen, of Loitdes
calling on frien I`sin town, on Me
Tuesday laet, i
airs. (Rev,) ! Seliery, a ^co.lt
several menthe e of the r t r'k-, 1
her parents in ' ergus,
Mr. A. E. B adwin, of Toronto 5
Night, has be Paving
„,a visit to
outs and frien s in town.
'4I
2 r. 13- , l ,
0 >t. IaCtyinont, of the
Free Press, h j s been in town for t
week visitingis parents,
Mrs.. Pryo of Windsor, is visitii
parents is town, Mr. and -Mra:
Aikens.
Mr, and l rs, E. 0. Clarke and
Clarke have born renewing acquaiesl�
in Port Dig during the past week.
Mr. Tho as Gibson, of Wro 'h r,
P. for Est Huron, was a caller'
Tiaass offi on Tuesday
Mr. J. . Morton is at Niagara
attending r leo meeting of the Grand i
I.
.OO.F
He is accompanied by ;i
Morton.
Miss Savio Aikers, who l)rie°l 4;en'vit
her sister Widnsor p urnecI. on Mop
on accoun of the ""serious illness ot.
broth
Messrer.s. tobt. and M. IT alenloe wi
Chicago 'i' oiug" the orlrl'„ P u 7
left on It' •iclay last, and tali" be able:
a couple of weeks.
Mr. m. Irwin, of the Listowel,
School aohing staff, and era s . t
spendin some of the holidays with f :
itt tewI4
'' Tees ter News . ;,iss • Faiili fir
visiting n Wingham this Week., .Mr.,•
Reid, of he Forest Model School, al'
friends i the village on Thursday.
itIr. Join Leslie, of Winnipeg, Man]
is expe• ea here on Monday iro:it,;
visit to,+ his it .ants and frieu'ds.
Leslie a tl fa% ,have baso iler°for
time.
Summ rhill correspondent Clinton N
,
Record: Mrs. Henry Kerr, of Win
lits been isiting her sister, Firs,
Miller. ' e are pleased to see the
Iooking sollwell after her ;prtt ct•td ill
Mr. and Mrs. E Nicol, former rust
of W'ingha;n, are renewing ncuain.
in town. -r. Nicol has t , et. in the
centile bus uoss in Boissevam, Matin
since leavi ! Wingham, and has been
successful.
Brussels ripst: Miss Carrie "'Rik
Wingham, 1 isiting Mrs. Arthur 51
..Mr. R. h'ttson, wife and dauglit
Wingham, w. 'e visiting at Dr. Cavan
this week... • i'•. D, Sutherland and
Wingham, wee visiting Mr. Jas. McA1,
and family on3 day last week.
Sergeant Ci wfot'd, of the London p
force, was a vi icor in town on Mo
Tip had been si _riding some holidays
relatives in Ho Tett township, and 's
Lis way home,
Mr. Crawford d is -the
who arrested : urke and 1 i',on, the
der. rs of the la Inc Detective Emir.
Williams' tittle Daudet
rills will cure Headache, 'I3iliotre
Sour Stomach, etc. Try them one
you will not use any other. P too
box, at all drug stores.
Snllntoui's English WI
Oils is the best Family i:,t it •n t im
world. Instant cure :''t :sesame
Bruises. Beware of I44t°01.4.>. As
Salmon's :English White f 1i •':
Dr. Ring's Worm l'li
are safe aud sure. 05C. o, i,, y
Heath field's 11;0 B til ; TAal.
will etre the worst colt. 1i tithed
testimonials testify to its itt iter,
a
will positively be re£una.,l ii Ilei tilt
Healing Balsam does not dla t.11 'filar
cltiened for it.
Dr. C'ashe's 1Pleda,cai l.Stt'
e, ry is the great blood ptitsfhsr.. It"
make the blood pure and. keep it
Cares dyspepsia and all forms of -oto
and tr liver - oa
tv Ules, It is the best•.
best. Pried one dollar a bottle, six
for five dollars.
R�1*illiantns" tattle Dom
$11.fln>i o nil"Mnirt,;lia a'
Oils.
lhl'.
ging*Worm:
Heatkilelies it 04
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301'. King'et lit- 11e•
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Are all reliable medicines ;used
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