The Wingham Times, 1894-04-20, Page 1•
• INGHAM
VOL. XXIII.---NO. 1159.
WINGEAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, APRIL, ?0, 1894.
WHAT YOU
WANT NOW
-Mr. A, Roe's irare, Miss Garfield, is
e itered %the 2.19 eke at the Stratford:
flaring meeting.
-Miss Frances Gras!, who has been con-
fined to the house fol many months ly
illnesa, is now able to 'e about again.
-Private moneys to loan on mortgages
at reasonable rate of interest. Apply to
tf jORX NICELANDS.
-Rev. S. Sellery, -3, D., was in Guelph
on Sunday last, p smelling Educational
"Kr. A. Roo is sinking another well in
connection with he Queen's Hotel.
-The Cuirass .kgrioultural Society bas
decided to erect s low buildings in Tees -
water, at a cost rr-t to exceed §l300. •
-Master Chas. urgess, who has be n
seriously ill for so4ie,,thne, has so far re-
covered as to be al le to be out again.
-At the 1. 0-0. P. district meeti ,
held in Wroxete-- last week, Mr. Wrn.
Robertson, of to vn, was selected as tl e
next D, D. 0. M. 3r this district.
-For first-clase tailoring and cheap
gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co.
Remember the place, one door south of
R. A. Grahaufe groearystore,
-The Sarnia te vn council has passed a
by-law which pro 'cies that no one shall be
sermons in the DuL
-The farmers are
4' the splendid weather
in street Methodist
taking advantage o?
We are having, and
some of them will bat through seeding in
the course of a few c17-efs.
-Gardening o?ereLions are in Lail swing
in town.
- -The timbers. a e being prepared cn
which to mount the cannon. It will le
placed in the town park in the course of a
few,. ys.
,0* The 0rengeue-i of Blyth are organiz-
mg a fife and d- um band. Wingham
Orangemeu have tl irs organized and the
boys will be in. too trim for the 12th of
July.
-Mr. H.P. Gor ton lost a very valuable
St. Bernard bite this week. She was
tied in her kennel, nd by some means she
knocked a board o and jumped out, and,
not being able to each the ground, she
hung herself,
in erro
. m
11ayor Hanna's t brick residences allovvecl to peddle ea coffee or anyother /4We
weiit• , •
/ Mr. D. Pringle 1
John , street are -eing rapidly pushedmerchandise withi the town without firaV
,e.
' • ' forward., .IThere will Ikely be a good num- procuring a license the fee for whichis ayo
. to tr 11 McBride,
ber of residences er oted in town this for those on foot at d $100 for vehicles. Bridehas urchased
Carpets, Curtains, Oilcloth, dec., in' fact
44.4 -everything during,House Cleaning time.-
ORR & EISCOCKS,
Direct Importers.
TEE Bean, April 18th, 1894.
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Marriage Licenses
Issued by FRANK PATERSON. No 23, Vic-
toria etreet, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses
r &poured.
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BEST...fon, Srosrthanud, 46,
Place i!it:Ispnnd to
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•ett..„. Is at the
• trai Business col- 4,
a, lege, Toronto, 4)nt., and Stratford, Ont.
Unquestionably conadn's Greatest Cont-
db M CialSCh0015. Can:Coves _tree. Meni-
tioenrthis paper. Shaw & hiliutt, Principals. • ‘go,
' LOCAL NEWS..
-Cash for good butter and eggs at R. IA..
Graham's market grocery.
-Miss. OConno
ized a music class.
•
la -Messrs. Beatti
•&tting mare Wan
•44 -The best bran
.40ots. per quart, at
-Rev. T. W. C
-ducted the services
very acceptably, or
*kr. John Wi
, •
.04oie to get around
having slightly spr
, of Brussels, has organ -
town.
Bros. are having their
a, trained at Windsor.
Ls of oysters, at 30 to
Jas. MoKelvie's.
sens, of Walton, con -
of the Methodist church
Sunday last.
on, V. S., has not been
s well as usual lately,
ined one of his legs.
-Watches, c1ockt and jewelry promptly
awaked and fully warranted by Itorsar
PARK, Meyer Block, Wingham.
-Rev. S. Selleryr13. D., was in Stratford
few days this weei: attending the Confer-
ence examinations. He is one of the
examiners.
• .. Dr. J. P. Kenney has purbbased from
Mr. J. S. Jerome theRroperty lately own-
ed and occupied by Meldrum, corner of
Patrick and Centre s mete. .,.
-House.oleaningtlj
no one realizes it mor
of the house." Vision
dirty stove pipes, takit
a thousand and one
duties whioh he can pt
this trying season..
would the dear wome
Deis aga,.in here and
than the "good man
of dusty carpets,
down stoves and
ther pleasant -little
'form for his wife in
ane Mani What
do without you ?
-Oranges, Pineapp es, Cocoanuts, Bet.;!
anas, and a large assortment of canned
goods, pure maple syrup,' at the cheapest
prices, at Jas. MaKelvies.
-A young i.na4ed Will MOLean, who
was engaged s. Button & Peasant's
chair factory, had tlJe thumb of his right
hand taken off by a aw at which he was
working, on Monde* forenoon last. His
hand was otherwise -badly lacerated, and it
will be some time be ore he will be able to
gf 'work again.
-Ur. G. W. Thoetpson, of Toronto, an
organizer for the Cs, dian Order of Chosen
rriende, is in town trying to Organize a
001111011 of that orderl Ho is meeting with
fairly good suecess. 1iie Society is &purely
Canadian institution and, is, based upOn
sound financial prin iples. Last week be
organized a Coune in Seaforth with a
goo tarter list.
-Word
Was. rec
;the death, on Sunda
Mexito, of Mr. Jos.
last week in stating
ad sold his pop works
of Blyth. Mr. Me -
half interest in the
Pringle & McBride
with eneagY.
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business and Messrs
sum
mer.
-Next week, co mencing on MOnday will push the business
-Beaver Tobacco i absolutely clean. It eveningp special re igious services will le •
is the highest grade stook in Canada and held in the Method t church. The pastor -Wanted. a boy oh ut 30 or 17 years of
the only gentleman chewing. ' will be assisted by ev. H. Irvine, of God- age, to learn the printing tri de, Must'
have a good English education. Apply at
-Mr. Peter Rijnh rt, a missionary to erich. .The service on Sunday will hale the TIMM office.
Thibet, who efient a S1f of the weelc.
-A. gentleman from Paris woe in town
during the past winte
hat our public-spirited on Wednesday glop ng for a suitable
country last week, ace
eitenzie, has offered location for a fact y to manufacture
others who intend to
the Hoose of Refuge underwear, hosiery, tc. We do not know
missionary work. .
rested by the ()minty that be made any a rangements to locate
rt time In Wingham
left for that far-off
mpanied by sever
refer nen to the wet
understand
'Citizen, Mr. Geo. "A.
evote their lives to the Comity a site fo
contemplated to be
7).
agent of Bank of of Huron. The site
last week as a 'wit: south of le eemeter
R. vs. Carrier, the desirable location.
B. Willson, ffered is situated just in town.
Xamiltem,was Queb , and would be a most
• Mr. J. W. Sande son, of Wroxeter, run
ness in the case of C.
commission merchant that city whn de-
I -Lediee, have your garments made by
frauded the Compan out of several I miss )1. Johnston, Gregory block, opposite
thousands of dollar the Queen's Hotel. Latest styles, good
s t year ..
work, always first-class fit.
-G. T. R. trains for Toronto and east
leave Wingham •et 6.25 a. m. and 11.20 a. -And now Luelnow is having a similar
m. and 3.45 p. m., via Clinton and Guelph. experience 'to Win !ham in regard to paying
the freight on a co iple of cannons sent. to
Good connections by all trains. .
Milverton hot lkeeper went Out the
other night, clothed 'n. his,robe (le nuii, to
let a howling dog in, nd closed the door
with a spring leek, behind him. The
raoket he raised to in
rise and let him in
edifying.
-The Directors- of jhe Guelph Junction
Railway CompanY, wh oh, it is intimated,
will have its terminus Iat Goderich, is ask-
ing the Dominion P rliroment to further
extend the time limit4d by certain Acts
relating to the comp, , for the commence-
ment and completion f said road.
-Mr. D. Rush ha recently enlarged his
parlors and is pr p red to serve ice cream,
of the best qualij#, to those who may favor
him with their atronage. He also carries
a large stook of fruits and confectionery
of all kinds. 'Call and see him.
-The police ir' Brantford state that
many of the hotels have a perfect electrical
system in use for E--tturdav night and Sun-
day selling. • Ther are watchers outside,
and when one of Clem sees an officer ap-
proaching he premiss a button, which rings(
a bell in the bar aid turns out the light
there.
-The annivers•-ry meetings of the Sal-
vation Army, on .unday and Monday last,
were very success el. Good crowds attend-
ed all the service. ,and considerable interest
that place byHou J. C. Patterson, Min-
ister of Militia. The freight charges
amount t3 $52. '1e guns were not asked
for by the Council hence they decline to
.. •
uce the inmates to -ay leight en -the
-73ai.dtO have been -Wingham Lc
ived on Monday o
in Las Vegas, New
err, brother of Messrs.
Wm. and John Kerj, of this town. Mr. 1
Iterr went wet s veral yeara ago, on !
account of 1iis healt i, being troubled with
lung dieeedilk. ▪ er.was with him at the,
gni° of his d h, aid will arrir this week
With the. romaine fo intermentin theWing.
heti cemetery. Ti e deoetuted was a eteady
young man, a-ulirtta well-known and high.
respeoted tn te.
was manif.ested. • The .Monday evening
meeting was acid seed by Ensign and Mrs.
Frazer, Rev. fm. Gribble and others
Proceeds of Mon ay night service amount-
ed to 617.
-Fimit culture is more profitable to the
farmer now than his other crop's. Brown
Bros. 06., the most extensive nursery house
in Canada, have a vacancy in 'this section.
Write thein at Toronto, Ont., for their
terms. •
-There ars a la •ge number of fine plum
and cherry trees Towing in the town, and
their owners try a id keep them free from
black knot, but th .re are others who make
no effort in this lira ,at alt, and as the in-
sect which causes he knot floats in the air,
it is very little use for one man to go to the
trouble to ptunelti out of all 'his trees
when Ms neighb. r's trees are full of it.
When it is cut 0 t it is very important
that it should be b rnt in order to destroy
the insect. Anyo e neglecting to keep
their trees clean art liable to a fine of 20.
-Daring the 3far 1802, there were 46
Males and 5 femal committed to Goder-
jail, a total of Isi. During the year
1803, there were 45 na1es and 6 females, the
seine total, Mit a difference of one in the
sexes. The comm ttnente for drunkenness
only numbered in 1803. Of the tote.li
number commitd, 5 went to Centrai
Prison, 25 remit -and in jail till their sen
Mime expired. TEJ daily cost of rations pe
, prieoner, at Gocle ich, was 10c. The salat
I les of the jell Officials were ite follow
Jailor, $000; Tur 'key, 6500; Matron, $20
Surgeon, $120; a ,obal of $1420.
A. M., received a
number of breithre
water and other p
ing last. A. very e
Items expected th
of Kincardine, w
was unable to atte
Ige, No. 286, A. F. and
fraternal visit from a
from Wroxeter. Tees-
ces, on Tuesday even-
joyable time was spent.
t ,D. D. G. M. Collins,
ld be present, but he
d.
-Messrs. H. 0' are & Co., Stook and
Debenture Broken Toronto, have just pur-
chased $263,000 de.,tentures of the City of
Brantford, payab s at the end of forty
years, and bearing niterest at the rate of
four per cent. pe• annum, payable half -
yearly. They hay also recently purchased
the bonds of the twns of North Toronto,
Prescott, and Bra ton..
-If you want good, healthy 131ants, of
the best sorts, go to the Iron Bridge Green-
house, Increased facilities and experience
in plant raising enable me to furnish a
superior article in plants. Remember the
Lest are the cheapest in the end. The
following are a few of the kinds grown :
Tomatoes, several varieties; cabbage, six
varieties; cauliflower, celery, pepper,pansy,
chrysanthemum., geranium fuchia, coleus,
verbena, jessamine, aster, etc. Come early
and get a good. choice, •
T. C. GEARA31, Lower Wingham.
-The Kincarine Reviov funny man
gets off the follow ig at the expense of our
cpunoil : "The so Is of guns at Wingham
who refused to shel out thein to discharge •
the debt for freigh charges on the cannon
sent them by the Kinfster of Militia will be
mortarfied to fin theriiselves shot out of
publio positions b the blillots of an enrag-
ed people.. It w id wove them right if
. the big guns woul just mount their wheels
and go off altoget .er."
•
-It is well tha the public should be
(Marti of the fast bt any person sending
papers through lie Post Office on which
there is any writing is liable to.a fine of
$10. The govern- lent has placed detectives
on number date, oars to hunt up. violations
of the law in Oil 31irentioa. A Man inCol-
lirigtvolp4.111,1tiy sent a paper on which
was ritten th. words, "All is well". Ib
wa1 traced to him, he was summoned
be re a J. P. at d fined 010 and costs. A
y ang girl sccib led a few words on a paper
hush she was sending to a sister. The
tper wanlipenc41, found to contain writing
nd trued to th t writer. Although having
a difficult strup4le to pull throegh the
whiter she was, deo fined $10 and costs.
When We totisier that no notices of the
law in this resat are posted v'up in the
Post Offices or dtter pnblie places, it does
seem a little ar diary, on the part of the
Post Master 0 lend to be so strict in en-
forcing a reguln, on of which most people
are in perfect i ranee.
1
'over to Wingham, on
bicycle, in fifty-five
to make the return t
travel ten miles in
roads as at present, ir
Quite a number of
the "silent steed" to
town, and it is altog
bicycle will come int
before very long.
• Wednesday, on his
inutes. He expected
p in 50 minutes. To
tty minutes, on the
making good time(
• nr townspeople use`
o their running about
her likely that the
pretty general use
-Anew mutual fir insurance company
has been organized ii Walkerton, and it
starts off under most vorable conditions.
It will insure on the la est and meet popular
plans. its policies co er the risk against
lire from steam times ere and to animals
from lightning. Polio es ale written for
three or four years, t the option of the
insured. Risks are ta en on churches and
schools and they also • sue a short term
policy.
-The regular me ing of the Huron
Medical Association w s held in the Coun-
cil Chamber, Clinton on Tuesday of last
week, when the follo «ing members were
present: Drs. Bethu e, Smith and Camp-
bell, Seaforth; Thoml on, .Elensell; Amos,
Exeter; Turnbull, Sias w, Moore and Gunn,
Clinton. Tee meetieg was a very interest
ing one, with several important cases pre-
sented and valuable papers presented by
the members. The inclemency of the
weather prevented a larger attendance.
-The Dieentoes o tha Turuberry Agri-
cultural Society sho Id, now that the sleek
time for farmers wi soon be at hand, not
fail to make the n essary improvements
to the fair grounds his year. This,matter
must not be negl .ted, as on the interest
and push put int the society this year,
largely depends t e success of the show.
With good grounds and buildings:and an
improved prize list, there is no reason why
the Wingham shoe should not be a grand
success.
-The following fads concerning the
contributions from different churches are
gathered from the r port of the Methodist
church of Canada : The amount raised in.
the Guelph Confere ice towards the Edo-
•eittiohal Fund was $2,447, Toronto and
Montreal Conferences alone exceeded this
ainount, Goderiot, North street, gave
623.47; Goderich, `Vti3toria street, $11;
Clinton 1Vattenber y street, $78.02;Clinton,
Ontario street, $37. 5; Seaforth, $31; Bay-
field, $4.28; Holme ille,$25; Varna, 417.29;
Hensel', $28; Kippe , $19.20; Dungannon,
*2479; Bennuller, .10; Wingfutm, $27.12;
Wroxeter, $10,12; fl ussels, 410; Walton,
$7.80; Londesboro, $20; Blyth, $40.29;
Auburn, $30.01; Bel rave, $11.82; Bluevale,
47.53; Gorrie, $10. ; Fordwieh, $11.12;
Exeter, Win street, $23.77; Exeter, Jame
street, $25.47. - •
The Evolution
Of medicinal agents is gradually relegating
the old•time herbs, pills, draughts and
vegetable extracts to the rear and bringing
into general use the pleasant and ern:dive
liquid laxative, Syrup of rigs. To get the
true remedy see that it is manufactured by
the, California, Fig Syrup Co. only. For
sale by all leading druggists.
,
$1 A YEAR IN ADVANCE
-.As there ik tanie' mitcapprebension
among the followerei of Izaak lalton, in
Ontario, regarding the close season tor
bass, it has been Added by the Depart;
ment of Marine and Fisheries to make t
close season to covet the period between
May 10 and' Jane ;0. It has been found
that these fish. over either coming on the
beds or were in the act of spawning and
taking care of their _Woods of youug within
the period mention
-The Toronto Ladies' Journal has of
late been greatly irao.woved. typogrophically
and editorially and s rapidly winning its 1
way into the hearts ,nd homes ofCanadians.
The Journal is the ,nly paper in Canada A Prominent lawyer,
devoted definitely t the interests of Can- "I have eight cliNdren, every one in good
adian women, be h in their home and health, not one of whom but has tak'
public work, and it therefore deserves the ott'
Scott's
E.rn?le nie.,,
newbieh ray wife b
liberal patronage of all boundlessearnest-minded
Canadians. The
now out, contains
on the work of the
Dominion, and is
with -half -toned phc
ers. These cuts
photo -engravers in
and good. Cuts a
millinery,fanoy.wc
ments. All the
crowded with th
Blyth Stand er iv, Rev, L. G. Wood mai
fondly, of Wing/.
reogtry Friday.
''.111r. D. M. Cr
week, attending
of Hamilton and O'ondon.
Clinton New ET.: Miss Edith Marlow,
of Wingham, is V ;tilting her cousin, Mimi
Amy Fitzsimene, of town.
Mt. Forest Re Osentative; Mrs. Merri.
field, of Winghan visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo, :Sinai', the past week.--.
Messrs. John Coreiy and John Boos were
in Wingham Morley on Oddfellow 444 -
nese.
were guests at the
was in Hamilton thio
meeting of the Synod
pril number; which is
comprehensive article'
V. C. T. Unions in the
beautifully illustrated
os of the leading work -
re made by the best
Tot onto. and are clear
e also made for 'the
k and fashion depart-
opartments are now
original and selected
matter appropriat to their headings. The
May number pro nises to be of peculiar
interest and is te contain an article on
"Prominent Ce.rulian Musicians." The
Journal's subscription price is only $3.
year, 10 cents a c
belling Co. Ltd ,
Toronto.
•py. The Wilson Pub -
Adelaide Street West,
-A carefully e nducted religious paper
is a necessity in every well regulated home.
Its silent influent) for good is incalculable;
and the cost of su th a paper should never
prevent it from being a weleome
For the Presbyrian family circle no
periodical an ta the place of The Can-
ada Presbyterian.
editorial manage
The weekly bill of
several departmei
tive. Let us men
features of this v
wise and witty
the reader an' i
heathendom are
Soldiers of the C
subjects by "Oui
among the most
Church, form
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and "Our You'n
and interests fo
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Mining and bel
the Christian E
Sabbath Schoo
special treatmen
Churches" will
week, the story o
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the paper to our
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nt, it is a model journal.
are preseuted in the
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ion a few of the leading
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issionary World" gives
ea of how the barriers of
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oss; articles on important
Contributors," who are
boughtful writers in the
suggestive feature; in
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Folks," the varied t tstes
nd in it Christian home
d a large amount of enter -
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le "copy.
-
! Williams Little Dandelion
last Warning. Pills will cure. Headache, Biliousness,
All who are owing Wm. Ridd by note or
boar Stomach, eto. Try thein once and
account, will pay the same to John Nee- you will not use any other. Price 26o.
lands at once or they will be put in court box, at all drug stores.
for collection.
A. Good
We take the fol
the late Jos. H. Vi
tan Iteparts.
wing in reference to'
stone,' from the Kin-
cardine Reporter of this week: On
Tuesday, April A,)th, Mr. Jueeph IL
Vanstone, died Ellie home in Wingliam.
in the sixty-third ear of his age. The
remains were into
the following Thu
old friends of' dee
were present to p
the memory of th.
stone was one
dine. In the earl'
red in that town on
sday. Several of the
sed from Kiucard i us
heartfelt respeets to
departed. Mr. Van-
e of Kincar-:
days 'he farmed for a
time, and afterw rds engaged in the
marble and grani4 trade, first as a part-
ner of the late Roltert Scott, and after
that gentleman's d th he continued the
business for a numer of years until his
health became so �ipaired that he was
no longer able to ; ttend to the duties
pertaining thereto. Deueased wae a man
*tif many good quali les, and at times he
held many importest, positioris of trust
in the team of. I4ard1ue,. iecludingr
that of represents ive ta the count: -
council board, a town councillor, a
member of the boarq of education, and
assessor of 'the 1own.I In politics he was
a pronounced Liberiti and at, all times
and under every cm ennstance he had
the moral courage ea intelligently and
strenoualy advocate 'is convictions. He
was a power in the Reform ranks and
has clone yoetnan se -vice 10 Huron and
Bruce counties in iritly a hard fought
campaign. Those "'ho knew him beat
esteemed him the m 1st. His illness ex-
tended over a numb r of years, and it
often seemed that it as hie indomitable
will power that e abled hito 10 pull
through tne ruany.ac te attacks mei ent
to the pulmonary tro Ile which afflioted
him. Three of his ons- Riehard, bar-
rister, and William a d Walter, dealers
in marble and gran te-having loeated
in Wiughant.less tha a year ago decree -
ed moved to that tow , where he resided
until the summons lime. which. owing
to his intense and pre sulieringe,
he gladly accepted. In the death of •
Mr. Vanstone the wri er has lost a warm
personal friend. Hos 501 friends in Kin-
cardine and neighb • hood deeply sym-
pathize with Mrs. V nsione and family
in their bereavement_ One bv one the
pioneers of this couttry who have help-
ed to build up a stun y nation on One-
adian soil are beim gathered to their
last street resting pl ice. May hlessful
rest and eternal hat.:Jiness be their lot.
. -
Per
Mr. H. McQuarne
on Thursday.
Mr. J. A. Halsted
town on Thursday.
Miss Florence Sill
in Teeswater last w
Mr. and Mrs. 3,
with friends in Setif
Mrs, Hampton, of
011.Wingbam friend
Mr. A. H. Carr wa
of days this Week, o
Mr. Geo. Kerr, of
• W3I. REM, V. S. Salmenti's Ilughsh White
Oils is the best Family Liniment in the
one's.
, world. Instant cure for Sprains and
of Blyth, was in town
Bruises. Beware of hnitations. Ask or
' i
in, Salmon's English White Oils.
tot Mt. Forest,was
Dr. King's 'Worm. Powders
' are safe and sure. 2,io. a box.
was visiting friends , Heathlield's Dealing Balsam
ek. ' will cure the worst cold. Hundreds of
Sills spent Sunday testimonials testify to its merits. Money
will positively be refunded if Head:Aide
th. •Healing Ealsa.m does not do all that is
istowel, was calling claimed for it.
I ,
this week. Dr. N.Dtg's 31edieal Discos,-
in Bransford a couple err is the great blood purifier. It will
business. ma te the blood pure ard, keep it
pera.
reamer°, is in town !Cures dyspepsia and all forms of etomach
Old friends, and liver troubles. It is the best; buy the
this week, calling cmI best. `Price one dollar a bottle, six bottles
Mr. John Watson...of Listowel, was cal- for five donors,
ling on Wingham finds on Tuesday.
s'llev. Win. Lloy...'of East Saginaw, Lions.
WilliamsCat' la DandAlon
Michigan, is on a vi*It to his 'Arent% this
week. I Salmoni's English White
Miss Maggie Dail a returned on Tueedl Ons•
from & visit to 1
Ingersoll.
Gerrie Vidette:
Wingham spent
in town.
Laidlaw, ti
Fire Inetirence
Thtirstlity.
ends in London au Owning's 'Woi,nt Powders..
lienithileldrs-ilettlitig
fl, Ring's ire Dlotov-
.
dr. and Mrs. H. Day of
tday lot with friende
ector of the Lancashire
pau3 , was 111 town an
; Are all reli tble nu dicines a d the pm-
prioons guarantee satiefactIon in evert
; case or money refuna,..;.a.