The Wingham Times, 1894-12-14, Page 1HE
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WINGHAM, ONTARIO, FRIDAY. DECEMBER 14, 1894. $1A YEAR IN ADVANCE
The Bane has been making • preparations
for a Big Fall Trade by gathering together
a large anct well -selected stock of Goods in
every line, all bought at the lowest and.beest
markets and marked One smallest neAttn
of profit. Goods were never as cheap aa.s
this season, which you will admit after
-calling and getting prices for anything Yon
need, let it be what it may. Dress Good,
Flannels, Underwear or Staples, Furs,
Ready -Made Clothing, Boots and Shoes and
'Groceries. And in order to father „help
you and make a go as far as possible, we
will give to all Cash Buyers a STUAIGHT DIS-
COUNT OF 10 reit °Estee instead of our present
eystem, on all purebases, let it only be 10
'cents, (with one exception only, sugar.)
Remember our goods are inarkecikelow
as any in the trade, and we will " be
'undersold. We stillhold the reputaion for
the best Tea in Wingbarn at 35 oents, a lbs.
for one dollar, 5 lbs. for one dollar and fifty
.zents,
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ORB, & HiSCOCKS,
The Only Direct Importers.
'Mee BE, Oct. llth 1804.
Marriage Licenses
Issued by FRANK Paransox, No 23, Vic-
toria street,Wingh am, Ont. No witnesses
irequired.
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Es,cation, horthand,
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lege, Toronto, Ont., and Stratford, Ont.
Unceceseionably Canada's Greatest Coma
•rnercial schools. cata:Oeues free. Men-
tion this paper, Shaw A kallott, Principals.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
A 44 piece Tea S
otore,
Mr. B. Willson 4 as in
business, on Seturd '
Candies by t
ant.
The Times and 1
till the end of 1895
and get the balanos
Buy your Christ candies at the City
restaurant. W. A. Jones.
N:stMr, Peter A. M ler is putting up a
fine frame resident in "'Pl • ant Valley,"
this winter.
Go to the Star re rant for good, fresh
eanned goods, elle est in town.
JAS, McKsevin.
9es`a-llessrs. Vansto Brosemarble dealers,
have put down a lar e platform adjoining
their works, on wl eh to store their large
stock of granite, m rblee/
e•
ke.
The City resteur arries a large stook
of pipes, cigars tobaccos, of ahe best
brands only.
ees—Mr. Ilobt. Main rize, who is at present
employed in the Oe ral Prison, in Toron-
to, looking after the machinery, was home
for a few days Buri 'the week. eee
Salmoni's English White Oils cures
Chilblains. Rheumatism. Sprains, Braises
and Sore Back. For sale at 25o. at Williams'
Drug Store, Wingba
$1.75, at the Star
H. E. Bann.
t, Forest on
at the Star restaur-
JAS. MCIC,ELVIE.
y Globe from now
or $1, fttibsortbe now
f thi ear free.
Town and Farm Property sold on can -
:mission, to the best advantage of both,
*buyer and seller. No sale,
no charge.
Bents collected and property looked after.
FIRE INSURANCE.
. Those desiring insurance should select
•one of ,the following old and reliable English
• etok companies :
te4-Mr. Hutchinson
moved to town, and
and wood yard her
residence of Mr. Dio
of Kincardine, has
atends starting a coal
He will occupy the
son, Leopold street.
Kerr's Fair, Clark a old stand.
Mrs, R. McIndoo nd Mrs, Wm. Cruick-
shank are visiting lends 1 wood, this
week.
The City yestau will not be under-
sold. W. A. Joinis.
The Times and Weekly Globe -from now
W Subscribe nQW
its year free.
aily and served in any
estaurant. les, Maurine.
"Where is my watch, lYlalincle, ?" "John-
nie's out cracking hickory nuts with it."
"All right, then, that won't hurt it, for
it was got at M. Patterson's jewellery
sto •e, Wingham."Mr. John Mc0 dy, an employee of
the Standard turn ure factory, got one of
his lianas pretty b ly lacerated in a buzz
planer, at which he was working, one day
last week..ae
—For first-class tailoring and cheap
gents' furnishings, try Webster & Co.
Remember the place, one door south cifR.
R. A. Graham's grocery store,
—Word was receiv
of the safe arrival o
family at St. Sohn,
previous. They are
ed with the city of 5
till the end of 1895 for
and get the balance o
Oysters receive
style at the Sta
in town, on Monday,
Mr. E. C. Clarke and
T. B., on the Friday
ry favorably impress-
. John. tees.
Miss Hele, who as been spending the
summer in Ohio, canned t'Wingbane
last week.
Fresh oysters alw
in any style at the
Sun Fire Insurance Company, (Estsb- —J. Golley, Veter iary Surgeon—Office
lisimed 1710.) and infirmary: 32 Victoria street west.
Nerwieh. Union Insurance Company, Residence : 125 Minnie street, Ridd's
(established 1797.) • termer residence. Calls promptly attended
Alliance Fire Assurance Comparry,;,.(te. to, day or night.
,
Brussels Post:
Wingham, was in
Mies Cassie Good,
ing in town this we
tablished 1824.) .•
ts.e. Mr. S. Youbill
Lancashire Fire Insuranee Company,
(established 1852,)
So YOTTIIILL, °
Beal Estate and Fire Insurance Agent,
Rent Block, Wingham.
LOCAL NEWS.
, Kerr's Fair, Clar e's old stand.
—Town Counci will meet on Saturday
next, as per statut •
L.:1 --The Tuns, Weekly Glebe and the
Farmers' Sun, for 1895 for 01.85. Balance
of this year free.
—Messrs. A. R. rr and Geo. L. Ire;
land are at Gode4i this week attending
the Quarter Sessiof s as jurymen.
All kinds of White Stoneware in stock,
And the prices away down. The China
House. W. T. YATES.
—Mr. E. S. Mn oe, of the firm of
'Munroe de Cassidy, ookbindos, Toronto,
was in town on bsin s, last Tuesday.
Oysters served in every style, at D.
Bush's restaurant.
—The nomination for this year for muni-
•cipal elections will e on Mo nday, the 31st
•day of December, nd the leetions on
Monday,the 7th da of Ja ary.
Perfumes put up n ages suitable for
Christmas gifts, ete., ow on exhibition at
Chisholm's drug sto 'Prices reasonable.
lipolitioal meeting,
of the &hoot Board
The regular monthly
his (Friday) evening.
are about seventy
scant position in the
ehool.
other day, of the a
Portage la Prairie,
Mrs. Marshall, the
sympathy of our to
their only child.
—On account of t
;there was no reeetin
Tuesclay evening,
meeting. will be held
We Undm'staha tb
.applimiatians for the
teaehing staff Of the
hand and served
restaurant.
W. A. jorsts.
ass Lou, Fleuty, of
Brussels this week.—
Wingham, s visit -
Buy your lamps t
Miss Wieder, wb
ed visit to her aur
returned to her 11
Onio, on Tuesday
ar store.
H. E. SNELL.
has been on an extend -
Mrs. T. A. Mills,
e Bellefountaine,
last week.
Jett. MoKelvie, of the Star restaurant,
has imported direct from Flordia, 30 cases
of oranges and is selling them cheaper than
they were ever sold in Wingham.
received word, the
th of a grandchild in
Manitoba. 3r. and
rents, will receive the
nspeople in the loss of
The Canadian Or
given notice that tl
forthcoming easel°
Parliament for an
Wanted, immed
servant. No we.
at the residence
VS
The largest stook of Christmas goods
ever shown in Wingham, at • D. Bush's
restaurant, consisting of Confectionery,
of all kinds, Canned Goods, Fruits, Nuts,
dm., and will be sold as cheap as the
cheapest,
—It is rerearlia,
testimonies the Sti
tinues to receive fr
authorities in Euro
John T. Duffield,
N. J., who writes:
among the eudurir
lectual life at the c
century. . . Fo
vocabulary,. scour
cious arrangement
illustrations and a
is superior to any
and ere loog will s
recognized as the
—Watches, claeks.and jeWeiry promptly
repaired and fully warranted by lIatszx
pax, -Meyer Block, Whigham.
•--Thb 'Tneirthere f the W, C. T. r. of
town held a.very '1st eessfut social at the
residence of Mts. x. DattiOni, On Mon.
.day evening last. progartnte Of 'total
and instrumental
tions, tte., WaS well
=ants were Si'1•1.,f, 1
nein, reactinge,,rosits..
rendeced, and rofresh-
abendanae. 1
—Miss Chariot
intimate to the ladies of Wingbam and
vieinity that the Dress and Mantle making
businos, formerly carried on by Miss M.
Johnston, will be continued by her in the
old stand, Gregory Block, Pref. Moody'e
tailor system tbaight. Cutting and fitting
a specialty .
r of Foresters have
y will apply at the
of the Dominion
t of i rporation.
y, a good general
or ironing. Apply
a Benj. Willson.
—The anniversary services cf the Wing-
leam Congregatieua church will be held on
Sunday next, when Rev. W. H. Watson,
of Hamilton, will reach both morning
and evening. Mor ing subject : "What
effort shall the Chu le put forth on behalf
of young men?" El ening subject: "The
Sons of God." No ubt Mr. Watson's old
church members an many of our towns-
people will avail th nselves of the oppor-
tunity of hearing h' again.
Come one, come al
Come great and iell,
The way to mie MoKelvie's;
If you vvat metalling sweet
Your deses he'll meet
For he's got a big stock of candies.
Millinery goods at cost at Miss Wallace's,
'Williams, the druggist, sells pure drugs.
Mr. C. S. Hyn(
an, of udon, was in
town on business, n ' nesday.
las. MoKelvie f le Star restaurant,
has a very larg ok of pipes and ie sell-
ing them off at cost.
—The Kiokapo3 Indian Medicine Com-
pany, in the Towil Hall, for another week.
• Three pounds ¶i the best mixed candies
for 25 cents at the Star restaurant.
JAS. McKenene.
—Messrs. Good JBrothers announce an
extraordinary ole 'ing sale of bores and
shoes, in another c lumn.
The Times and eekly Globe from now
till the end of 1895 for $1. suite now
and get the balance of th • year free.
W. F. Bream le , laving disposed of
his btisiness, re ts all perties having
pictures to call get same before Janu-
ary 1st, 1895.
Man wants but 1* Weber below,
But hankers f the prizes,
He'll ges them, o, if he's not slow,
And freely ad rtisss
—G. T. R. trains for Toronto and east
leave Wingham at 6.25 a. m. and 11.20 a.
m., via W. G. & B.; (3.35 m. and 3.25
p. m., via Clinton and. Guelph. Good con-
nections by alt trains. •
e to note the high
Idard Dictionary eon -
leading educational
o and America, as Dr.
f Princeton College,
"It will be conspicuous
monuments of intel-
ose of the nineteenth
comprehensiveness of
ay of definition, judi-
material, instructive
mirable typography, it
her work of its class,
persede them, and be
ANDABD DICTIONAIM.
McDonald wishes to
-• At a meeting of
No. 22, Knights
Masonic Hall, Godi
ing of last week, th
elected for the eusi
Wingham, E. Pr
son, constable; W
I. F. Toms, tree
registrar ; Dr. D:
sub-marshall; B
stallation takes
January. -
My Xmas. stock of Fancy China, Dinner,
Tea and Toilet Sets is now complete. Cell
and inspect before you make your pur-
chases. The China House. W. T. YATES.
—Tile Grand M ter of the Ancient
Order of United orkmen, D. F. Mac -
Watt, of Barrie, wr tea :—"As certain re-
ports have appeare in the daily press con-
neeting the Ancient rder of United Work-
men with the Ca dian Relief Sooiety,
now being wound by the courts, I de-
sire to say that the society known as the
Ancient, Order of ited Workmen is not,
and never bad an connection with the
Canadian Relief ociety, and that its
winding -up can in n
bership or our Ord
Ancient Order of U
connected with all
whatever."
—Private to loan, on mart
M reasonable tivt - Ad interest. Apply to "•1
Jobs Nantasnig
—The regular a mud meeting of the
West Huron Far rs' Institute will be
held at Winghain, o January 17th, begin-
ning at 10 a. m. here will be three
practical speakers s plied by the Central
Inetitute, aaeisted local talent. The
subjects diseased w' 1 consist of: The toad
Question in all its bearings; Drainage,
Where, when and ew it should be done ;
Dairying ; Dairy (is
Grain Growing ; P
The best mode of 0
silo; 'The care 6f T
hag. As these are
should triand at
W. A. ,Tohns.
a large stook ofF
lemons and is s
prices. Give 1
:by restaurant, has
o a oranges, also choice
g them at competition
a cal
as On Friday eve
eldest daughter of
Treasurer of the
died at her home in
St. Elmo Preceptory,
triplex, held in the
ich, on Tuesday even -
fallowing officers were
,ng year: J. A. Morton,
eptor ; Capt. A. Law-
. Craig, sen., =ashen;
urer; C. A. Humber,
W. Martyn, Kincardine,
D. Hall, chaplain. In -
lace at, the meeting in
Heatlifield's Healing Balsam. °urea colds. Keres.Fair, lerke's old stand.
Ladies' and Children's Hats, at cost, at —Cash for good batter and cage et IL .1§,
Miss Wallace's. Grahamai market grocery.
Ars..A. R. MoDon Id, of town, has been —A. Sabbath School entertainmeut. will'
visiting her father, Imo i resent ill in be given in tl Methodist church, thee
Clifford, a," e•of two r three weeks. Particrglarsm
elateraurs
Call and see tl took of Christmas
candies at the Ci restaurant, before buy- Kitrras Fair,
ing elsewhere. W. A. Jones.
—Mr. Oliver Gile) gist is having a roof
put on his furniture uilding at the north
side of the town.
Another large ship of cream candies
just received th y restaurant.
W. A. Jonxs.
—A. Christmas tertainment Inc the
Sunday School chit ren will be held in the
Congregational el rola on Thursday
evening next.
B iby carriage runners, to fit any car-
riage, at T. E. Cousins's.
—The annual me ing of the Teachers
and Officers of the ngbam Presbyterian
Sabbath School ws,field in the School Room
of the church, on ednesday evening, the
12th inst. The eting was large and
enthuis,stic, and to reports of the different
officers show very learly that this school
is a very prosper° one. The attendance
during the year ha been large and regular.
The ordinary oolle tions, with the balance
on hand, amoun to about a25O. The
library is well sup ied with good books,
papers, etc. Tho of °ere and teachers are
ing last, Annie, tle greatly encouraged by the immistakable
sad of warm and deep
Mr. Peter McLaren, evidence on every
wnship of Turnberry,
interest taken by t e congregation in the
his town %Iltarlsaaased flgabb.lth School. he following officers
ware elected for Oa next term, viz: Super.
• g-laily„,and Lees intenclent, D. ' rdon ; assistant super -
see piameeeeeeeeeer intendent, D. Gre g; treasurer, Miss M.
as a graduate of Alma Johus ; Secretary ;Norman Farquharson;
Librarians, 1‘..leesr . A. H. Carr, V. J. Mo -
and' seemed to have Lean and W. Van one; auditors, dies
re her, but some three Matheson and Ro ertson; organist, Mrs.
(their,. Miss Ketehon.
f the meeting was over,
unteous repeat, kindly
Ly teachers and their
, social time was spent
will& all repaired to
feeling assured that it
o ba there.
belossedelayealiewno,
asaH.,et.„„eattasee. She
College, St. Thorne,
a bright future be
or four years ago s
of la grieve, whi
troubleVAlong wi
spent last winter
following in Southe
no avail. They rot
and the deceased
changecame. Mr
unfortunate durin
About three years
and in a short ti
passed away, an
mourn the dernis
He and the frien
the sympathy of
their sad beret
Monday was lea
of Mr. McLaren
ad
e had a severe attack Ward ; leader o
i developed into lung After the business
a younger sister, she prepared
ajl partook of a
most oE the summer . friends. A. plees.
by the 1
California, but all of 11`ii1.7,Z111
rued a few months ago,
adually sank until the :
, was good for them-
toLeron has been very I Lot Dog,
the past few , A collie bitch, dark brow with white
go, Mrs. Malaarea died,
YeP7'' fake and white on tip •, left my place
. on Tuesday, llth in
e after his - only son !plate on °oiler, bu mate ; is about nine
as collar on with
now he is called to ; months . old. person giving each
of his eldest daughter. i information as N ill lead to her recovery
s of the deceased heve will be suitably rewarded. D. STENVAItT,
he entire community in I Wingaam.
: On Mondey event ig, the 10th inst., a
Wingham Literary nd Debating Seeety.
ment. The funeral oa 1
ly attended,many friends :
meeting was held i the reading room of
nem outside points being
the Mechanics' In. vititeieteb,ufiotyr etfliefeprtnurtpeogsee,
lug Society. Mr.
&marinate, pro tem.
as fully discussed., it
: was unanimously greed that a society be
ry Meeting. lionised, Moved Mr. H. F. "Gordon,
ata, of the Presbytery I seconded by Mr. H. Musgrove, that the
held in the Presbyter- society be called. " he Wieighani Literary
1, on Tuesday, Dee and Debating So iety" —Carried. Moved
1., to consider calls by Dr. J. R. Mac onald, seconded by Mr.
alvin, East Wawa- , Win. Hamilton, hat Mr. Wm. Clegg be
. Miller, M. A. and elected Presiden of the society—Carried.
ation to Rev. Isaac Moved by Dr. J. R. Macdonald, seconded
by Mr. H. F. ordon, that Mr. Mug.
grove be lst V e-Presideut. Moved in
OHN MACNADD, Clerk. amendment by ilr. Musgrove, seconded
Lucknow, Dee. 7, 1894. by el r. W. A, a ol ns, that Mr. W. Vanstone
— — be let Vice-Presi nt—Amendrnent (tarried.
WANTED to borrow for a term of years— Moved by Mr. F. Gordon, seconded by
$8,000 on good farm security, at 5 per cent. Mr. elusgrove, t at Dr, J. R. Macdonald be
way „sect the mom. interest. For particulars apply at lams 2ud Vine-Fresimint—Carried. Aloved by
Mr. H. F. Go don, seconded 'by Mr.
. Further, that the OfTiee, Wingbam, Ont,
: Mitchell, that r. Musgrove by 3rd Vice -
'tea Workmen is not Class Leads a> Convention. President—Oari ed. Moved by Dr. J. R.
other organization A. very interesting and profitable con- Mocdonald,-seCe ded by Mr, Mitchell, that
Me, a V, Gerd be Recording Seerettery
vention was held o Wednesday, in the —Carried. A ved by Mr. Musgrove',
Salmoni's English White Oils is the best Methodist church,' in this town. The seconded by Dr. . R. Macdonald, that Me.
family Liniment in the world. Good for Miniseers and Class Leaders of the Wing- J. D. Stewart b Corresponding Secretary
Drug Store, Wingbaro. ham District met nd spent time day in --Caurriedw• 00:
seconded by Dr.
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man or beast. Price 25 cents, at Willianta'
phases of class meet- L a.
&4LThe sad and su
hirke's old stand,
Everything selling at hard timespriceo
at D. Rush's restaurant, Call and seem
•--Ai social will
17th, in the Con,
speeehes, singing
order of the eveni
e held on Mondeye thee
negational church, where
ud recitations willice tiles
Lig.
'Tbe Tines, Weekly Glebeand thek
Farmers' Sun, for 1805 for 01.35. Balances
of this year free.
—At the annual eting of L. 0: L, 704,,
Wingham, held o Wednesday' evening
last„ the officers to the ensuing terra were*
elected and install , as follows, Mee. T. 1.,
Cornyn, District ster, having charge of
the installation renionies : Bro
Stesvart, W M; 13 R 3 MoMathe, D Me
Bre Jos. Kerr, Cha ; Bro in° Chieltohne
Ree -Sec; Bro A Mdsgrove,.
Bro Win•Clegg, Tr le ; Bro T Jab'eLeane
Director of Coretu nies ; Bro B G Le,,
Lecturer ; Corn ttee—Bros E.11. Dever,,
Jas Irvin, W ockensbire, J Jackson,.
0 Barber. In futt c, the regular meeting
of the loege will be helki on the evening ot
the first Friday in eh mouth.
The Tines and. ekly Globe from now
till the end, of 1895 Inc 01. Sabscribe now-
and. get the balauce of this year free.
present, as well a very large number of
•
the residents of the town and vicinity. of considering the a
1 Literary and De
Coughs and Colds can be cured by using Wood was elected
Heathfield's Healing Balsam. For sale at
50c. at Williams' Drug Store, Wingham. i After the question
Presbyt
A meeting pro re
of Maitland will b
fan church, Wingh
18th, at 1 o'clock p.
from Belgrave and
nosh, to the Rev. J.
from Huron Congre
McDonald.
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The "Advance" and " nether. Temperance."
ro the Editor of the Tim
DEAlt Sna—It see s that"Temperanco"
has retired from thi ewspaper controversy.
now that the Adva ce has 'taken it up.
There is no doubt e is glad to get out ot
it as well as be has. He retires with the%
stigma, of untrutlif nese plainly stampede
upon his reputation for he made the state-
ment that Mr. Col oily had pledge.' aliens
self to support a m. flare Inc the Prolsibie
tion of the liquor t i e, and so far he heal ,
'layer given any 'oof of such a pledges
having been made. Good-bye, "Temper-
ance," and when y u are next heard from,,
be truthful in your atatenients, and you,
will fare better.
The. Advance use nearly a eolanati last
week in trying to j stify its attack upon
me, and advances n tbing new. It failed
to bring forward th proof that 1asked or, '
namely, that Dr. MacclanaIci had votetl
against a Dominion plebiecite. 'Why did
it not do so? Per t simple reason that no
such evidence can b produced, m whenever.
opportunity offered he doctor has always
been found. upon tl side of Prohibition. • ,
Why does not the • vance eat the part of
O. manly opponent, nd come out ancl say
that it was -mistake in its statement • in
regard to the doctor or, would it ?ether
have it believed the they knew it was an.
untruth when they 'made it? It is at.
liberty to take whir ever horn it pleases..
It now announces t ab it will also retire: .
from this discussion., believing, no doubt,„
that it has done the •octor alt the harni it
can, which will not aunt to natuth, as no
onewho knows the octor and gives the
matter any thought would believe its an.
truthful statement. •Both "Temperance'. —
and the Advance b ing got themselves
into very unenviable • ositione in this ells-
enssion, another respondent, styling
himself "Another T roperanee," in lease
week's Advance, oe ipies about a 001.4nets
in giving his opinion on the diseussittne*, I
far as it has gone, and throwing out
insinuations. and sin s against Sir Olive* •
hlowat, Dr. Mad' aid and others- -
"Another Temperate ,1 assumes to speak
•
.ople of Winghana„
t that Dr- Mac.
ted out the duty of
thlotleront n,e,mupeigens,r
Rion, Of course,
" Would. be quite*
nperance people -14
the lead Of Mr.,
r gentleman's back.-
isaile
was expented„
'When ho
t. spolteit of. New
.aiiata`cii need to bet
r toonA., M 1*
ditigOndrtarters
lot oar goad Mac&
wilt follow hi*
COMM. Such 1st
discussing the vario
ings, their importo
vention ws,s the first
in the District, it w
and will, it is believ
en death of Mrs. R.
vhieh °Centred at the
r, in the township of
of last week, has
imle of anquaintancea,
e to assist in nursing
s lying very ill with
w days she complain -
gra, and on examine-
prononneed it a ease
'he suffered intensely
tag, when death pat
ng4eithe funeral, on
ly attended and was
f Vern Lodge, Lady
ich the deceased hem
as 20 years of age end
e, As this eon- Moved by Mr.
Austin, of this town, of the kind ever held 3. R. Meadow:,
tesidenee of her fatl s decided meets% johns, q.
Cuirass, an Thursd be productive of bora of 11.,..om,
Anderson and W
cast a gloom over her wing programme will Moved by Dr. 3
She was dolled ho the dissuasion : The by W. A. Johns,
elopinenu of the Chnie Mr. Musgrove an
her brother, who w Birks, LL B ; tnittee to draft
erysipelae, but in a nd Duties of Class society — Carrie(
ed of having a sore t ev. Wesley K. Kerr; further erganizati
tion by the doctor, I `men of the Class held in the Count
. G. a Cebbiedieht 1VX evening, 140 ins
of blood poisoning.
mitil Thursday eve we make the Class
tive and profitable, I
-)3' hearty support et e
This is a toddy w
all ena. to her suffe , A. Model glass `met' to be present at CI
r Gilford; Iles the ing,
great gdod. The fol
indicate the line of
Origin, Aim and D
Meeting, by the Ile
The Qualifications
Leaders, by the
ltindranees to the
Meeting, by the B
A.,13 D; flow ca
'Meeting mare atm,
the Bev 3 W Prin
ing, led by Rev
Church outgrown
Bev 11 J Pair ;,
Joseph Edge. of
W Baugh. It is a
ved by Mr. Musgrove, for the Temperance
I. IL 1Vleadonalcialiat Rey. and gets quite indigo
e Treasurer — Carried,
'p
usatuve, seconded by Dr. o
donald should have
bthat Messrs. W. A. Temperance voters i
At, C. I. Williams, T. B. and, in fact, in ever
loletity be elected mem- wish, to secure Diol
ye Committee—Carried, , "Another Tenaperane
R. Macdonald, seconded 1 satisfied to have the
that Dr. P. Afacdonald, 1 this Province folio
Mr. Wod oform a aim. IVtarter now. The latt
ti constitution for the down ormtheProhibitio'
A. meeting for the 1 and his sincerity was
:1 of this Society will be introduced, the Marto
Chamber, on Friday converts to any great
, at 8 o'eloek sharp. i put upon probation
Joh should receive the' evidenced by the- backs
tryorindrit.v All iitarneginnivietectd. 4I,txitsloatIhtttirgetr,hreerap
r likely
tte•
.
3. D. fituwAii.r. leader in his downwa
aingS.en. Pro Tete. ; re, &a.,TZSTIthttlAik•
bib to intinutte to the! "BatiefootOri ititoM
,it they har,o nom- So says Dr. Curled, an 'old and licanred,
in WinghtIn. All I practitioner, in 13elleville, Ontario, vats
st style, and at Orttion.. Write:
ieneta handd. Red- • "For Waiting 1)-.11,1e4 1"t'a
et
seeenashetise we Ink have tined Soiree- Ilinsialzion reit
I the most satisfactory resolts.",
tie; Swine Breeding;
a
ot and Corn Culture ;
Saturdy, was lar
ltivating the Soil; The under the direction
ve Steck; rtnit Grow- True Dines, in
Ulm subjetts, everybody merribership. She
leaves a husband
Months old, who h
entire community
iteethfleld's sling Balsam is the
rest and safest cure for colds in the
ld. Pelee 50 nents, Wgitainst Drug
he Class Afteting,, by
ddresses by the Bev
oderich, and the liev. I Drell
anged to hold another Mises Hodgine
and One eight convention of the ina in connection with ladies of Winghatn
11 the sympathy of the the next reloads.), 'strict meeting. 1 Inclined Dresstnakit
their sad bereavement,
Orders given by telephone to the Star able rates, byexpo
work done in the bit
Baby carriage runners, to fit any ear- restaurant delivered promptly to any part ilence—Vuitoria sti
rhos, at T li. ConsvN's. Of the town, Its. Mannaof salt block.