The Wingham Times, 1894-05-18, Page 1VOL,
Our stock this season surpasses any of out
-previous efforts,
and e are daily reaping
n
g
the benefit of it. The Dress Goods depart-
merit is fu11 of all the l'oadingnovelties and
colors. See the colored Gloria's, (silk and
wool), double width and grand value. Ex-
on>13xvn TO ems smoniu, We have never
clone as good a Dress Goode;, trade as this
season. Comment is unnecessary. Our
Prints are in the lead as usual; the biggest.
range, the newest designs and finest print-
ings. Our .all -wool De Laines are the
prettiest and cheapest in town. We have
an exclusive range of Zephyr Ginghams
and 14Iuelins, guartt,nteed to keep their
colter. A special line of ladies' Summer
Tests, 5 cants eaoh, six for 25 cents.
Our Shoe stock is full of the old reliable
makes; the best assorted stock of Oe1'.grde
and Sliplaers'in the trade.
Groceries as usual. The 35 cent Tea,
a lbs, for one dollar,.5 lbs. for 'one dollar
and fifty, as satisfactory as ever. Goode
,delivered promptly.
ORR & HIS.00CIt:S,
The Only Direct Importers.
Trus Been, May 2nd, 1894.
—
Marriage ,Licenses
Iseued by PRAM( R a' i sox, No 23; Vic-
toria
iatoric street, Wingham, Ont. No witnesses
. required.
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[ i get a in Ines a to
Place .+ get a Business a o
.,� li cation, Shorthand,
et,.., is at the Ccn-
-trai Business Col, ,
lege,, Taranto, Ont., and Stratford. Ont,
• lingue $ionabtyCanada'sOreatestCom. i
nrerelei.el eels. Cataot:ues free. Men,
tienials met. Suave & Hien, . Principals.
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LOCAL NEWS.
—Cash for good butter and eggs at R. A.
eGrabam'amarket grocery.
—The wheel of be Mess turns without
friction when well of d with sensible ad-
-ver ing.
ik-Mr. S. Youhill, r al estate agent, the
er lot 137 Leet & survey,
'other day sold Davisa Y,
ward 2, to Mrs. Elsie ughes.
—Why buy cheapgoods} when you can
h�et the best foe the same ' ney at Mun-
e ecw's ? •
•
- lktrF N. • 7. 'Bitch♦ P. L. S,, Kinca;
dint; will be at the en's Hotel, Wei
laarra, on May 24th, oth and 26th. Pert
requiring his services should call enrly.
-At Luoknow, oz�
Beavers, of Seaford♦
of Huron, and the
r
. i
'the champions of
which are the chain
ties.
—Parties wishin
o can be sow
Stewart, Wingham.
Perham bull for service.
re -Mr. J. J. Galley, V. S., of this town,
- has purchased a Key One dehorning clip-
per. This instrurne t was awarded first
the of M: 24th the
4May,
the junior ci:ampions
opshots, of n r?'
L unknow,
d
• ce are 4 decide
,
ons of the two coun-
ilch cow or
ed . by Mr. l).
e also keepsa
merit at the Wnr1d'e 'air, Chicago, 1893.
It has four cuttings faces that prevent
splitting ar sliverin of the horns. No
;chute required to hal the animals.
---Alfred je Dean, of whom we made
.anention last week, :as committed to the
Berlin j ' byJ. A. Viackie, Baq., under
four cl . f } "ee iso pretences and one
.of fraud' ..,.. IiIy sing Her Istajesty'a
mail. . net red before His Honor
,Judge Le !a• r tt pleaded not guilty to
each Charge, " s t al was fixed for June
19, bit bailg -gran ed to the amount
of
ri• 48,000.
—Watches, clock iiui jewelry promptly
repaired and fully warranted by Hatay
:Rai*, Meyer Block, Wingham,
—We wish it tole clearly understood
that all notices of oh veil socials, tea meet,
Iva, lawn socials, -etc., etc,, where the
object is to raise int ney, must be paid for
.fit the rate of 10 cenr a per line for the first
insertion, and 5 oer..s per lite for each
subsequent znsertio . When bills of said
entertainments etre rioted at, the Tniias
ice, a notice of s e will be inserted in
the paper gratis. t only on this con.
dit ion Will noticed* the above ohmmeter be
published free.
..--House cleaning is now+ the rage, and
nsuslly snit , 1.. rji • 11 the Furniture line,
Gttstain Pole,,Piatt res orPictureVraming,
is wanted to h.,,,, f'i"l'orate the home. For
any of the nlr'.., a )ods, at lowest prices,
be elare and call at i. Graoey's Furniture
Boom, Wingba1rt.
•.)
INGHA_lI '�I1
WINGIIAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY, MAY I8, 1894..
—Go to Munshaw, the leader, for all
kinds
f bar pins, ewerd lud a Corsage
a
pins,
—It is expected ,that quite a number of
the members of the Geed Tetnplars "1vii,
attend the District xna ing which will be
held at Clinton to -day.
---Mrs. Helm entert.ined the members,
of the W. C. T. U. and some other inviter
guests on. Monday evet ing last, Refresh-
ments were served an tan enjoyable time.
spent.
—Private moneys to loan . on mortgages
at reasonable rate of interest. Apply to
tf JOSrc Neaseenns.
—One candidate was initiated at the
meeting of Wingham Council of the Can-
adian Order of Chose z Friends, No. 220,
on 'Monday evening la st. Several peoposi-
tions were submitte , and it is expected
that quite a number w li be admitted at
next meeting.
—Olivette Lodge,
bokah Degree, I. 0.
0. F., is prospering eonderfully, At the
meeting on Tuesday evening last there
were five members Wed to the 'roll of
membership. At th . conclusion of the
business, the memb were served with
ice Dream in *'bund ose. There was a
Iterge attendance, a pod number of the
sterner sex being amergst the number,
-=Baby Carriages. A full line of these
articles on hand, and will be sold cheap for
cash, at S. Graoey's l.+uniture Store,Wing-
ham. '
—All lovers of laacrc.tseshould go to Luck -
now on the 24th of flay.. For the sonic
ehampionshipthepri2riven is 13 solid sterl-
ing silver medale. A gentleman from Luck
now was in our office a day or two ago and
showed us one of the rdals to be given
away, and we must sa that the design is
elegant. The team th t is lucky enough to
win the 13 medals wil secure something
to be proud of.
—The following ar the close .sensons for
the fish named, they e not to be caught,
sold, or had in plass ion on the dates
named :—Bass, from Oth of May to the
30th of June ; . mak nonge, from the 15th
of April to the 15t of May ; speckled
trout from 12th of-pteruber to the 1st of
May ; salmon tree , from let to 30th of
November ; white fis , from 1st to the 30th
of November. Both days are inclusive in
each case.
—Why do you ruin, your ryes by looking
at the su' to a€•!` Hit is r . nom, when •
v i, :An buy a reliateg:wtttoli tun ilS.:,n,
,.r Vlunsbaw, the le •ta,ty4P• I
-The Wingham noon, or . more prop.
erly speaking, Mayo Hanna's! einnon, has
been placed in'positi n on the park. .On
Monday evening it as drawn from the
town hall up Jose fine street as far as
Mr. Thos. Bell's fact ry, whoa the tritics
with which it was b ing tel(ejs, gave out,
the axle breaking, an the -gen was left
there '1111 Tuesday, vlie#1 it was taken to
its permanent qua'ters. It is'said to
weigh 0,500 pounds es if it is an insi;;. i
nificant looking effai Now that it is placed '
in position, the resi Tents of the town may
rest in secrirlty, noi fearing the attack of
daring intruders! l
—G. T. R. trains for Toronto and east
leave Wingham at 6.25 a. in. and 11.20 a.
in. and 3.45 p. m., via Clinton and Guelph.
Good connections by all trains
-At the meeting f Court 1V!-pui:4tnd, No. ,
25, Canadian Order f roresttil if ;Bell on
Friday evening last, he following officer's
were installed by . r, John A. Barnard,
D. D. H. GB, of.Wroxeter: W. Neil,
P. 0, B.; R. 0. Kitt op, C. B.; D. Small, •
V.,C. R.; T. J. M eati�. It. S.; D. M.
Gordon, F. S. ; S. acey, T.; J. Neelands,
Chap; I•i. B. Elli tt; S. W.; A. R. Mc.
Donald, J. • . J
. Kerr, S. B.;
V. H.
toderus, J. B�Th* Court has been mak-
ingconsiderap sees during the past
Six months, several tnetr}Iiers having been
—Ladies, have your garments made by
M'„
Mies M. J ht
o son.
rt Geo o Ic
Gregory lc opposite
the Queen's Hotel, latest styles, good
wo • - always first-class tit.
--Mr. Jas, Dn 1
'has ma
dmoved ea• into rn o his
residence which be eoently purohased from
Mr: D. Mcfnnis..
Messrs. ,john, ieelands and B. Elliott
paid the Teestvate- Court of Canadis.
Order of Foresters a visit on 'Tuesday
evening, and report having bed a splendid
time,
'--Eggs for Hate-ling—From thorough-
bred Brown Leghor • Fowl --the best layers
. in existence, Price reasonable.
R DaaroMr, Wingtzam.
--Clinton Newe-B lord ; The Salvation
Army held a grand jubilee on elaturda ,'
Sunday and Monday The affair was con-
ducted by the Wingl tin brass band,-assist-
ed
and,assist-
ed by the Bayfield and Goderich corps^,
There was an iuipreeeive parade on Mon-
day evening.
—Mr. Geo, Utast. returned from his
visit to his father, .-t Loudon, on Friday
last. IIe•left his fat' er somewhat better,
though the physician hold out uo hopes of
his recovery, The •.isease has developed
into softening of the rain, and it is only a
question of time.
-Frait atilt -tire is more profitable to the
farmer now than his other crops. Brown
Bros. Co., the mostextensivenursery house
in Canada, have a vacancy it.t this section.
Write therm at Toronto, Ont., for their
terms, ,
-11r S, Touhill is his week soliciting
stock to form a joint -tock company to
ptrobase the prairie vned by Mrs. Wm.
Johnston, at the south side of the town.
The prospects are very oouraging that he
I will be successful. The roperty will make
a very fine park, and sb uld be secured for
that purpose. '
' —The efforts to h e a 24th of May
celebration in town apJear to have falien
and rot' -ie ile will be able
through,our ton o1
' to spend the day as the:; ebooso., Celebra-
tions will be held in S ,aforth, Lueknow.
Dungannon, Barriston and Mildmay, and
those who desire to v itner:s , sports can
attend any of these pla s: Wingbam will
•:bo the great centre o attraction on the
12th of July, "and don't you forget it 1”
•—iltnnshaw, the leading jeweller, has
I taken a full course at the Toronto Optical
Institute, and has all the latest appliances
. fir testing the most deficient eyesight. All
testing free.
---Un Friday evening last Mr. Thad. W.
added to the roll of triemborehip. The
,receipts during tha time were 61:,129, and
there were paid out 'n sick benefits 6249.25
and in special relief 30. There are in the
treasury of the Con t, for the payment of
sick and funeral and other benefits,.
$2202.45, and the 0 urt owns property to
the value of 6200, wi h no liabilities.
--If you want good, healthy plants, of
the beat sorts, go to the Iron Bridge ('Ire'
e -p
hooses. Increaser! facilities and xpeei
in plant raising enable me to Turn
superior article in plants. , Be Lienbe
best are the cheapest in the end.
following are a few of the kinds grown;
Tomatoes, +ieverel Varieties; cabbage, sit
varieties; cauliflower, celery, pepper,pansy,
chrysanthemum, geranium, fuellslia, ohms,
yerbena, jessamine, aster, etc. Come early
and get it good olmioe.
T. C. Gamut, Lower Wingham.
H. Leavitt delivered hi lecture on "The
Papacy, the Politicians and the P.R. A.,"
..., a fair ' audience, in t to town hall. Mr.
Le•tvltt is an educated gentleman and an
eloq:-ant speaker, and h, "dressed clown"
the members of bfi tl e' political parties.s
Prof..1artyne, the "rinsber faced man,':
gave one of his unique entertainments in
conjunction with the 1, attire. , He pleased
the younger portion of le audience very
much.
-_A couple of young nen of the, town
had quite an eeperien.e the other day.
Being at the place of bt siness of a resident
of the town, they found a bottle containing
some spring reedieine,,;which they helped
themselves to quite fre y. On the return
of the business man, t sy told hint what
they had done. As j ke on the young
men, he told them tha the liquid was
poisonoesrsvhicli startle them,and they at
o000 knight relief et a d ng store and other
places. Oise •tl'sed his nger instead of an
emetic and tried to cast p accounts. The
other young roan 'sougl his home, where
he was soon under the areful nursing'of
his mother, and the fa lily physioian was
consulted, before it lea -ed out that the
liquid titken eolaaained to pcisonous ingre-
dient. The friends of t e young men snake
merry at their expense ' st now.
The animal meeting of the Wingham
♦strict of the li1cthocli t church was held
in Blyth, on the 15th i vitt. Ten ministers
and ten laymen Were pe •sent. The district
has halt a, prosperous year. There has
been an inoiease in the an tibership of the
Church anti"in mos - connectional
funds, the xliissionery trtimounting to
about 1.1,540. One yours itislt';1lfi'. Ashton,
of Wtoxster, war roto 'inettded to the
Conference as a oandidat for the ministry..
'lie following were alae ed to annual sone
rice committees: Stat rrrng,Committee,
r. deo. Aitggin ; Sund y School, Rev. I.
Melfianteleal and N. Ii.' Dung; Epworth
;etrgue, ter.. f1.11. Cobbie ick; Missionary,
Dr; ToWler. .cin enimat d discussion took
place in the afternoon o er a proposition
'to change thr; boundrxios of the Blyth and
1Waitgn'cirettite. Ne ch nge wad room.
mended.
—For zr t, la
ss tailoring
and cheap
P
gents' furnishings,
try Webster &Co,
Remember the place, one dor south
of
R. A. Graham's grocery store.
_Be sure and atte d the benefit concert
in the Temperance ;'9,11 to -night. Good
programme.
Mr. G. B. King b .s had a large wool
ouse erected in the rt it of his store. He
will give close attenti,o. to the wool busi-
ness this year,
—It is expeotedthe the members of
Court Maitland, Cana( ian Order of Forest-
ers, will attend divine service in it body on
Sunday, Juna 3rd.
Mr. D. Rush ente ed upon his duties
as street.waterer on ; atnrday last, and
merchants and business men now have no
cause to complain of th. dust.
eese —A yearling steer b .longing to Mr. Jos,
Carr, of Lower Wingh an, was killed on
the C. P. le. trick, ni Tuesday, near
Messrs. Hutton ,2 Garret flouring mill.
—The Board of 71rinity Methodist
Church, Berlin, has ex. ended a hearty and
unanimous invitation 0 the Rev. John
Scott, M. A., of St. llNry's, formerly of
this town, to become pester for the coming
year. Mr. Richardson the present pastor,
has been invited to -,he lfotint Forest
Church.
D. D. G. M. Coll ns, of Kincardine,
paid an official visit t Wingham Lodge, A.
F. and A.. M., on Tu sday evening last.
He expressed himsel as highly pleased
with the work done by -the officer$ and was
gratified that she lode i was so prosperous.
After the meeting, a li ;ht refreshment was
served in the lodge roo ns.
—The prospect for a gocd fruit harvest
is very encouraging a' present and if cold
weather does not int rvone with serious
effect, there will b an abendance of
peaches, plums, *herr es and apples in the
Niagara peninsula this year, The fruit
districts of Huron, ]3i oe, Perth,Middlesex,
Oxford, Halton, Wen.,worth and. Lincoln
look especially prom. sing. An old fruit
dealer said he had een examining the
blooms and 'he foun them remarkably
fresh and healthy -loo • ng.
—Rev. Jas. Livingst ne, of Kincarcline,
delivered his lecture on "What I Don't
Forget of the Wort a Fair," to'a fair
audience, in the Me. odist church, on
efonday evening • last. The lecture was
replete with droll hum r, and -was highly
appreciated by those we •e fortunate enough
to hear it. His imitat on of the style,
dialect, &o., of Rev. Joh McNeil, the cele-
brated Scottish divine o was preaching
in Chicago daring Mr. iviugstone's visit,
was splendid and show d that he is an
adept at mimicry.
win • , n ll fora
—Iwilg,iv ao e altar pound
of tomatoes. Never bef 're have my plants
been in better conditio for securing an
early crop of fruit. Ju to =e how early
tomatoes may be pro .✓# ed in this part, I
make the folio ' • 13y agreement
with Mr. Re t of s, . ' pay one dollar
for the fir -t ' of , . of ri .e tomatoes grown
on plan .' based o'sme; 50 cents for
the sec'. t, and 25 cenifor the third, de-
liver his grocery : tore. This offer is
goo those whose pi vellums cf all kinds
of plants amount to no . less than one dol-
lar and excludes those buying et -hundred
rates. Those wishing to compete will
please secure a receipt ,of purchases to
present with tomatoes T. 0, GItaualt,
Iron Bridge Greenhouse, Lower Wingham.
—A meeting was held, in the Arlington
hotel, Listowel, on Tues ay, May 8th, for
the purpose of organizing s• District Lacrosse
League. Representatives were present
from Wingham, Lietowt 1, Harriston and
Brussels. The officers appointed were
President, duo. Mel3ein, : Brussels; Seo'y-
Ts., J Bastedo,
tistrv 1. Thefollow-
ing
schedule was arranges ;
Wingham at Listowe; ,lune 6;
eI#atriston at 13rtssels Julie 7;
Brussels at Wingham June 21 ;
Listowel at Harristot ,Tune 23 ;
Wingham at Brussel July 2;
33russels at Listowel, ttly 11 ;
I•Tarriston at Wfnghe , •duly 12 ;
Listowel at Brussels, July 28;
Wingham at 1- arrist n, Angus, 2;
H'arriston at Listen'
Brussels at Harriette
Listowel at Winghan
August 10;
August 10;
August 18.
Wcrld'e Columbian' Eare:11Uon
Will be of value to the world by illnsttating
the improvements in tine mechanical art
and eminent physicians will tell you That
the progress in medicinal agents has been
of equal itnportance,ancl an a strengthening
laxative that Syrup of I""igs is far ih ad.
trance of all others.
$1 A 'YEAR IN ADVANCE,
—Mr. Robert Aikns,
who tel
l
with
ith a
scaffold last week,is ,mproving nicely,
•• -The railway cot _parties ate giving the
nidal reduced rates t a the 24th of May.
—,Bey, Messrs. Pe lie end Sellery will
'exchange pulpits on Sunday evening next.
.lir, Wnt. Vanst jne has returned from
Is tri to Blighted and is considerebl
p Y
improved in health.
—A meeting of ;he Directors of the
Turnbbrry Agt-Lcu).ural Society will .be
held at Swarte' lints , on Monday next, at
3 p. in.
• --The benefit con=rt to be given in the
Temperance Hall thf evening, tor Mr. Mc-
Gaw, of Guelph, pi rnises to be a grand
success.
Presbytery of Maitland.
The Presbytery 1 et at Wingham, May
15th, 1804. Mr. oreat, Moderator pro
tempore. Revs. M ssrs. Stevenson, Mc-
Qnarrio anti Mendee on were invited to sit
as corresponding mei hers. '
The resignation f Mr. Davidson, of
Wroxeter, was accei ed. The Presbytery,
while expressing res et that a connection
which has been so ruitful of good results
in the past, should be broken, accept the
resignation of Mr. Davidson of the pastor-
ate of Wroxeter coteregation. In parting
with Mr, Davidson they world express
their appreciation o. the cordial relations
which have ever exi- ed between him and
the Presbytery, and , ray that the blessi
of God may go with iim wherever Provi-
dence may cast his lo, Rev. A. Stevenson
was appointed to,decl. a the charge vacant
Ross was appointed
session of Wroxeter
Mrs, W. T. Yat
Visit to friends in
Dr. Campbell, o
a day ar t o, this w
Davis.
victuals.
.se
e left . this week for is
Condon and St. Thomas e
Seaford,, was in town
k, the guest of Mr. II,,
Miss Ellen Sand 4 eon has returned frren
her visit to the Soo.
Miss Eva Carry
left this week ora a,.
visit to friends in Berlin.
Messrs. John Bi, hie, Jas. Belden and
Miss Mary Ritchie, vent last Sunday with,
friende near Molesw
Mr. S. Gracey las called to Esse
Centre, on Monday, by the death of a
brother, who resided there. .
Mr. Jae, Ireland, Wroxeter,was i;a
town an business, on Tuesday.,
ev. IL McQuarri , of Bruce, was in:
town a Double of daej thie week calliugon
old friends.
Mr. Pobt. Black, et Wroxeter, was izs
town on Friday last on business.
BBev. Jas Living:tone, of Kincardine,
was renewing acqu= lntances in town, this
week. '
Mr. J. H. Friend, ::if Brantford, was' in
town a few days his week calling on
friend*.
Mr, Jas. McAlpine - of Brussels, was in
town on business, ozi.Wednesday last.
on the 27th inst. Mr
Interim Moderator of
congregation.
Session records aver
tested.
Resolution from t
Dungannon and Por
that the charge has be
was read. The Presb
5cation at the advan
Messrs. Murray, t't
were appointed to
' Huron Church, Riple
cable settlement reg+
property, and report
Rev. Mr. Law tende
the ebarge_of Belgra
adjourned meeting of
held at vr Bol ri r
gae,o
at 9 a. in., to consider
for the transaction of
business.
The Clerk was Inst
the direction of the S. lodreai Commission
- mat at Wingbam on tl • 14th instant. The
deliverance of the L• mission is tis fol-
lows:
" In the opinion of t e Commission there
were other ways open o the Presbytery of
dealing -with the case fan by re -opening it
on May 9th, 1893, wh n it had beeu vir-
tually settled at Rinc ,dine on March 15th.
At the same time the Commission sympa-
thize with Mr. MeQ aerie in seeking to
have his veracity vin icated when certain
reports were being rculated to the con-
trary. After mutu 1 explanations, Mr.
MoQuarrio• and Mr Gordon having ex-
pressed confidence in each other's veracity
and both having ex Messed iegret if they
had said anything o hunt each other's
feelings, and furth• , having agree 1 'to
resume their former hristian and friendly
relations, the Coinrn ssion see no necessity
for proceeding to • ar parties or examine
witnesses. And wi`•u gratitude to God for
the feelings merit tsted, now declare .the
case formally clog •d, and recommend all
concerned to folio% after the things which
make for peace. a consequence of this,
Mr. G
ordon is het, by restored to the
fel-
lowship of the Ch volt. The Cotnthiseion
direct that the deleverance 1•e spread upon
the minutes of the Maitland Presbytery as
also upon, the mint tee of the Zink Session
of Winghain PrestAtterian. Church."
Bev. Mr. M_oL.tnan was appointed
member of Assemb Y's Cotnrnitteo on Bills
1 and Overtures.
A potitiont by III r Robert .bangles to the
Assembly teas orde-ed to be 'transmitted
shiuplioitett.
Sabbath school
The Presbytery t
13elgrave, ltronday, 2
examined and at -
Obit dry. -
(Parish Netenme•)
-Death has egair visited our Pariah and;
left desolation in its track. The family of
Mr. H. Grain, of Zeeland, now mourn the
loss of a hnsband an I father, whose spirit
took its flight from Al that was human
on Ascension mornir. Mr. Grain was a
man above reproach,
his death has cast a
He hail been a suffer
respected by all and.
Boom over our Parish.
fromhemorrhage,
for over two years Now, all hopes of his
e congregations of recovery were dashe, away, when dropsy
Albert, intimating set in a short time tgo and he died in
ome seif•supporting, Jesus. A large nr mber, of friends and
tery expressed greet. acquaintances were
made. ou Saturday. T
lcalm and Harrison vers his sisters he andr
rifer with Knox and Anderson and Miss
, in view of an ami- Elora.
rding certain churchee 21 the death of
next meeting. t' Turnberry, this se
ed his resignation of An
con loses one of [he, if n
congregation. �' �'
thisutse in f th
of o
0
Presbytery will be here when this plat
resent at the funeral
latives from a distance''`
illies Foster, Mrs. Dr..
wan, cousins, all of
James H''gg. of
ion of the• country
t thef`ntst }gOktll },;dews.
country. they came
was a dense Bush and
onray, .8th rns
ta t
, Have laboured to he p to make it what it is
the resignation and at present.. Mrs. > , who has been ill
ny other competent 1 for some g
some weeks, paed quietly away in her
acted to carry out sleep, without a wind or struggle. ,c The
very large funeral -n Friday, to thBlue-
vale Cemetery, shcws the esteem she woe
held in by her nei Mors, a noticeable fear
ture being the larg number of old settlera
s a husband and grown
1 the loss of wife and
•
present. She leav
np family to mour
mother.
Experience has Proved it,
A triumph in medicine wasattainedwhett
experience proved that Scott's Emulsion
would not only stop the progress of Pul-
monary Consumption, but by its continued
use health and vigor could befall) restored:
Williams Little Dandelion
Pills .win cure Headache, Biliousness,
Sour Stomach, etc. Try them once and
yon will not use any other. Price 25e.
box, at all drug stores.
Snlliioni'ki English White.
Oils is the best Fiunily Liniment in the
world. Instant cure for Sprains aunt
Bruises, Beware of imitations. Ask on
Salmon's English. White Oils.
Dr. King's Worm Powders
are safe and sure. "250. a lox.
11esctbfield'enhealin,%'�' 1st1111
will cure the worst cold. Hundreds of
testimonials testify to its merits. IVloney
will positively be refunded if Ieathlield"
Mulling Baits= does not do all that is
claimed for it.
Dr. Rin 's ;flediral Disr.ov+
miry is the great blood purifier, It will
make the blood pure and keep it pare.
Cures dyspepsia and all farms of stomach
and liver troubles. It is the beat; buy the
best. Price one dollar a bottle, six bottles'
foe" five dollars.
t
Williams' .itfite Dandelion
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rills.
torts were distributed.
ijourneti to meet at Salinonli :lit lisiz. 1i ♦ti e
this..
tit inst., at J it. in. •-i--
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,I at Lac\ann Clerk. �`
Lttoknow, )tay , 1804,
Lot Warning,
All who are owing 'Wm. Itidd by note or
account, will pay clto sante to Join, Neu•
'hunks anat once or they still be put, in tuna
for collection.
Wtt. Dame V. S.
D.eatlitioltl's 'lording /lot.
SOMA
Orr iCl>!t 's Dt dirai 2)'t.*.
,
Sr.:,.all reliable medicines xr:d the ltiro-
prieters gaananteo
ease or money refunded, '
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