The Wingham Times, 1896-04-03, Page 3t
V IitNGTO LETTER.
WASFLINGTON As A CQNVHIV-
TI•ir NATIONAL oAPIPAL R:1t'IUI,y 1 ( COXING Tall Tall bflst;C.t OF T1llil
UNIT= HT.1'rl�s FOR OONVIINTIoN'S
OV AI,L IZIiDS,SCI(BN-
TTh'IC, JWSINI:SS, k:nGo1TrONA14,
AND FRATERNAL. PRIT�,P.\RATIONS
MAD1 FOR PIII COMING O lRISTLUN
ENPIMVoll CONV1:NTIoN
x'iii,° WING RAM TIMES, APRIL 3, t8 6.
formation as to places of ilitctt.st.
It is «111(1 already about 113 many ; trh
, r•
TItL and Bruce. I CJI,Q1. OP WOMBN'S EYBS,
delegations have secured 1u•cc;ltlada» a schedule of convictions ilt
thane at the hotels es at the Boston Iluron county for the quarter ending Tlil•. 1tfI:Rll (¢UI,HTION OF PIGMENT
convention, and diff convelt«inn is I unveil ff allows a remarkable fins SETTI.rb MANI MAN%
still four lllolitllsawlly°. falling off' in offences against the 1 FATE.
• I law compared with former years,
Headquarters lnty<, already t)cen cul 10 I)
a!1 heaciquatt(Is yPut confidence
be'l'l; yvftilii, twenty minutes ridil t,Ii Ii, Clenlenr• of in a gig! with blue eyes, and have
assigned o tar every State and 7 t:rt•f» y cases being reported by kL you ever notice that men
tory of the ever} ;
,. t . niagistrated. always instinctiveel
MP tirr('cr. cars from the "I:xcen fv0 gr Walkerton,-
. Miele suspicions of the girl with
: gni' a ear load of hay the ell'cu day,
oval "
ghat s(Cn)s to have peen pretty well
A fund of VO,000 to pay the ex- WtttCt'('(1, before shipping. Some of
poises of the cat}vent}t,n is now I It was unfit, to feed, and hoc! to be
being, raised by popularsuhset'iption,
!grout nor own eorrespantttnt, all (classes uniting to make the coxn-
S4xne time ago one of the Wa,s11- ing meeting a thorough success.
1 tt)11 daily papers published' an
article giving an outline of Lilo vagi- : ror over Fitts gear„
Ons conventions which had niet ill gat 01.0 AND yvslt•TIHRe It)sats4v-31 1Yt
.r a (If r ntr yrup },as Urea used Por over s.
ars by mil}tons of tuvthurs fcrthT.:hilarea while
ts. Is.
this city during file previous }'cal'
The tot 11 number t
was a lout Slx t r toy note .vs. It tha chito,
7 tundred i e rebentino sotreua Sire r;mus, rtlla••s Mi pato. cure9 tvhtd col1n,
, P almost every and is th h t • • i
/WA t. kr S
yo
tettitn,. ntth rb f .o
r, a ua ruuteuy or 1)iarrhat a L, PkUsant to
cause in which mankind feels all w nr t9Nin ti H've eeiissta iftnre% r�Itaara, tune }ie
interest. $. great many associations urouluul .hie. tie sort, auq tusk for Alta, Whitlow's
Slave adopted 'Washington as a per- �aothht ru}t. and folie nq other tciant.
illauotlt meeting place for their 1
annual gatherings. Some conve
ti
CLINTON.
y-,
ons have only a few scores of Miss M. Washington dislocated her
delegates, while others have many shaalder by being thrown from a 1
• thousands. sleigh.
Within the last few years there The Stavely Estate still holds the
have anet here the most important boards as far as conversation goes.
conventions of the Baptist, Unitarian,It has been proposed that the money
Presbyterian, Methodist, and Cathobe used to build a public hall to be
Ile ehurehee ; the Odd Fellows known as the Stavely Memorial Hall.
' Another proposition is to erect and
34i'asanic':,lld Golden Engle 1')'atei•itl-
ites; Medical and Scientific Seek:ties. equip a eoullty hospital, providing
In flet, it is (touhLiu l if there is rho count) would co-operate in the
'ever a. week of the year when there "ink.
18 not in the city at convention ill }f r. Thos, Cooper and wife, of
session. Some weeks there are a t""'r: have resided in this country
dozen or Moon in session at note. r a' :Itu)nt (30 years ; in all that time
Just at present lite interest of the i'rov'i,lctice has so highly blessed
'people 13 lail}tei'ii in the approaching theta that• they had never had a
convention of the Young People's funeral in the family. 'Their son,
Christhin Elideavor Society, which Mr. Wul. Cooper, has been married
bids fair to 1)0 the largest convention for about 30 years, and he also 'las
of the Society ever nem, nn(1 the had the sauce experience. This is
largest convention of any kind ever something unusual as it is remark -
held here, excepting the encamp_ able. A
ent of thy) i.,. A. R, in i8,):?, when Miss Twine., of the Collegiate, a
hundred thuns ulr( veterans mot was called to Buffalo on Saturday, 1
F
the drat time since the. war, in owing to the sc;rious illness of a m
the federal city. brother, who was laic[ up at that of
As soon al it wall decided to hold city.
th ClM •
here at large nod t!ntia11siastie cool- Toronto, owing to. the illness of her
lnittee on preparation began its eldest son John.
work. The plans aro now carefully The annual meeting of the South
arranged, and the city is eager to Huron Liberal ASsocintion, (Devlin -
show its hospita 1ity, loll)` will bo held at "B1•ucefield on
Congress has placed at the disposal Saturday, April 4th, at 1 p, m.
of the S.)0kety the "Executive 'Oval," sharp, for the election of officers and
lying between the White 'loose 'and transaction of other business. The
the Monument at ina,gulii-icnt luta- local members and others are ex -
tion comprising about, sixty atmos of Petted to address the meeting. •
level grtnncl almbst within the heart The many t'r'ends of Arthur Me-
. of the city. Here will be erected Rae are pleased to see him out
three tents having a seating eaapaacity again, though he sliows the effects of
of# ten thousands each. Contracts three Weeks' confinement to the
itrve°alre8cly been made for these house with neuralgia) of the stomach.
and it is possible that at fourth will ' Liu ving' occaission to clean out the
be added. In addition to the tents facile'' at the mill one muorning recent -
one of the lairgest halls in the city, ly, his clothes got wet and he took a
and thirteen chuiebes, will be used severe cold before he got home
brilliant black ones, and will you
kindly tell me why?" writes Lilian
Bell in April Ladies' Home Journal
"r
soft' at greatly reduced prices. Mr 1 t 1s tbat the limpid blue eye,
Clement raised such a roabout it'transparent and jentle, suggests all
that it brought the shipper to town the soft, womanly virtues, and
to make a settlement. because he thinks he can see through
i
On Saturday last at the ripe a
of 1+9 years, Jane Ilanmore of, relic
of the late Martin Ilanmore of Bra
Passed away. She, with her dough
tens had been living in Walli;erto
for the past three or four years
She was one of the prominen
women of the centre part of th
township in the early days, awl per
formed many ;,i kind office for th
early settlers.
t, cican down into the blue-eyed
ge ,girl's suul, that she is the kind of a
t girl he fa}}cies she is? I think it is,
Bran
but some of the greatest frauds I
- know are the purry, kitteny giris
n with big innocent blue eyes. I3laz-
, ing black eyes, and the rich warm
t colors which dark-skinned women.
o have to wear, suggest energy and
- brilliance and no end of intellect,
e Men look into such eyes and seem
not to be able to see below the sur-
face. They have not the pleasure
of a long, deep gaze into immeasur-
able depths, And so they think her
designing and clever, and perhaps
(God save the mark!) even intellec-
tual, when perhaps she has a wealth
of love and devotion and heroism
stored up behind that impulsive
disposition and those dazzling black j
eyes, which would do and dare morel
in a minute for some pian she had
Set that great heart of hers upon,
than your cool -blooded, tranquil
blonde would do in forty years. A
there question of pigment in the aye
has settled many a main's fate in life,
and established him with a wife who
turned ('nt to he very different from
the girl he fondly thought he was
getting."
Another of our old pioneers
of Huron township, passed very un-
expectedly out of this world on Mon_
day, in the person of Thomas Scott.
The deceased spent over 40 years in
Enron and was highly respected.
The remains were laid at rest in
Pine River cemetery on Wednesday.
On Thursday last while Illi'. Jim.
Reynolds of Exeter was delivering.
[neat with Mr. I). Davis' horse, the
81111881 while left standing' in the
mad, took fright and ran away,
corning down Alain street at a break
in'ek speed a.nd ran into the veran-
dah., bending one of the iron posis
considerably a and breaking both
shafts Of the cart hardly. Luckily
the burse escaped unhurt.
Rheumatism Cured in a day.—South
modem Rheumatic Cure of I�henmatisrn
nd Neuralgia radically cures in 1 to 3 days.
is action on the system is remarkable,and
ysterious. It removes at once the cruse
the disease immediately disappears. The
rat dose greatly benefits . 75 cents.
Warranteed at Chishom'adrng store.
e Uri:Alan Endc.tvor Convention , Ia. �'1u. Cooper 1 as gone to
for sirnultaneous meetings, for it is with the altovt; result. He has
expected that there will be at least suffered most intensely and is ye'.
sixty thousand delegates present, its very weak. This wa; only the
well as a very large number of second time he had to lay oft work
friends of the society. 1n 1+1 year;.
Some months ago a force of one T. L. Fortune, who lots been
thousand young 111011 wax scleeted suffering greatly with sciatica, is
from the variou3 city branches of the moving around, though wi:h consid-
society Is act as ushers. They are (-'t'Itt)IU difficulty.
•npw being drilled in their duties, —_-- ._
aT d during the convention will wear Heart Disease 1-teileved 112 30
Uniform caps, having in front the 1`�1Dures.—A11 cases of organic or sym-
word `'usher" pathetic heart disease relieved in 30
The music will be in chat'ge of minutes ;lend nuiekly cnrod, by Dr. Ag-
ra navy's Cm. Sold tit Cla1.nones Drug
Itir. Percy bolter. of this city, who store, Wingham.
displayed so much skill in managing No one will dare maintain that
the singing at the Clevhlnd and it is better to do injustice than to
Boston conventions, A chorus Dear it. -.-Aristotle.
of four thousand people will be
organized and drilled, but lvhen the Catarrh relieved in 10 to 60 minutes.--
(ataa shnr
Convention meets it will be divided t puff of the broath through
' rha f31ow•er supplied watl z h b tri f
one thousand singing in each of the Dr. At, 't ) o, c o t et o
:� o news Catarrhal Powder, diffuses
three Getlts, and the other thousand this Powder over the surface of the nas•tl
assisting' at the outside meetings. passages. Painless and delightful to use,
it relieves instantly, and permanent!v
tures Catarrh, Hay Fever, Colds, Head-
ache, Sore Throat,'t'ouailitis rind Deaf.
ne,.at. (10 cents. At Chisholm's Drug
Pilgrimages to Mt, Vernon and
other points of interest, will be
arranged. and everything possible be
done to hake the stay of visitors 'itnie,
pleasant, the thoughtfulness of the
$en111i1tCt:e going eo far ars to provide 'When ] coxtolny Veonomizes.
fans which may be kept as souvenirs.
The committee !s also preparing for
general distribution a convenient
directory giving a vast amount of in -
"Will it pay?" should be the
first question asked when looking
over the old clothes With a view to
making over. Time should be con-
�.......�,,•. sidered first, and if it can be put to at.
better use then let the garment go
Leh in Liddle and buy a new one. If three will
permit, (then consider whether the
Is especially true of 1Tood's Pills, for no Medi- garment will.. look well enouc'Ii
caro ever contained so great curative power is when completed to be satis-
a0 small space. They are a whole medicine factory. Will it have a shabby,
Hoo
chest, always ready, a2•
ways efficient, always sat.
jsfaotory; prevent a cold
t1x f�'er, tura all liver ills,
made -over look, and if so, will a
quantity of new material remove
that objection P Then consider the
expense of the new goods, make a
w figures if necessary, and once
eeiding that It is a paying invest-
ment, trip, cleanse and make with a
arty faith in tbo good results. ---j
dies' Rome Journal,
pick headache-, jaundice, constipation, etc. 2Ge.
'the only P1118 to take with hood'$ Sarsaparilla. I'a
c
A Yard Wide.
"They ain't no suets thing as a
real Christian," said the man with
the patched jeans.
"Don't you think they ain't"
said the man with the soft hat
turned up behind. "I knowed one
myself."
"Huh! What ever did he do?
Never miss goin, to meeting?
Does Your husband or Son Drink.
If your Husband or Son is addicted to
the use of Liquor, Morphine or Tobacco,
purchase of your druggist a bottle of
Hill's Chloride of Gold Tablets. They
are guaranteed to cure or rnoney will be
refunded. 'Tablets may be given secret-
ly in tea or coffee and the free use of
stimulants allowAd until voluntarily
given up. Price 51.00 per package. 1f
your druggist does not keep them, send
direct' to The Ohio Chemical Works,
Lima, Ohio. Book of particulars and
testimonials free,
gc
"How did your daughter conte to
t the Duke a"
Oh, I ain't layfu so lunch on t "BY advertising."
that as on when it comes time to "Nonsense! Yon cloti't mean to
work the roads he went out and did tell file you advertised fur a 11usi:aud
8 real hone;[ <tay's work, jist as if for your dantnhtei?"
he was worki11' on his own farm." `No; but I advertised Inv buainots.>'
f ,",,'i)h,-aw..•4,,,,,.,qtr",i,,tytt•,n,..,�' y,'�y ,,,,,,, ,,t mtsyi'@•�
MBateman's Dro s, that Paregoric,
Dat p GOdfre pare oris
y'e Cordial many so -celled Soothing Hyss<ps, aura
most remedies for children are composed of opium or morphine?
Do Yon Know that opium end morphine are stupefying narcotic poisons t
-o Ton --Know.- that in most countries druggists are not permitted to bell narcotics
poisons?
Do You: Know that you should not permit any med1eb a to be given your o).Tht
unless you or your physician bow of what it Is composed 7
Do You Know that Castoria Is a purely vegetable preparation, and that a list of
its ingredients is published with every bottle?
Do Ton `Rue tont eft -torte is the prescription of the famous Dr, Samuel Pitcher,
That it has been in use for nearly thirty years, and that more Castoria is now sold than
of ail other remedies for childron combined t
Do Yoo Know that the Patent Office Department of the 'United States, and of
other countries, have issued exclusive right to Dr. Pitcher and his assigns to use the word
s"Castor's"and its formula, and that to imitate them is a state prison offense f
Du Y� ow that one of the reasons for granting this government proteotioocras
because Castoria had beta[ proven to be absolutely harmless?
p.2 Yon Ku�•t7 that 35 average doses of Castoria oro furnished :o; Sar
ce ts, or one cent a dose 7
Do Yon Know that when possessed of this crfeet preparation, your chi�.:rea issy
be kept %veil, and that you may have unbroken rest,
• Well ,these. 'i1zinE:r•aaro worth ltnoring They aro facts.
:orattiro of :fes Jt '•'»
t,,,{{��yy;; sppsyr r•.4 , ,( c e'h ✓' '_.-.-_.-
etln°urrJrerh ;( p, 4,t for
rP} t: •+. ''� t 7
0it 4'rY3 Ci" Vr3.J �:�i ti Y `�d'C �'S'�Yao z ,..
\-.7,�r'i<' �.il'.til
for Infant* *nd Children.
OTHERS , Do You Know
t
'eb(3,«�r,�..':is,'i'.�'t+,y' i ."�;yk'a•'v.,.`�
But it is done so quickly, and at the same
time so neatly, that all are released _with it.
Bz in along your Job Workto the TIMES,
MES,
Ofe.c6 and gee thena do it. :rices rigb.t.
---01' 'InE-
RECEIP• S AND EXPENDF- uF E
--Or Tan --
ti ON OF1 G H A M
FOR THE YEAR
RECEIPTS.
To Cash on hind last audit.
''fixes col lecte,i for 1894.
Taxes collected for 1893.
Tuxes collected, non resident....
Poll Taxes from Clerk,
1. I'. for mortgage
Lanus Tmativ
Proceeds sale of $5000 debentures
Proceeds of notes discounted
Hall rents.
Cemetery lots sold.
Tines from Mayor
Dent of treigh scales..
County grants. •
([aunty %Val -cis.
Licenses
Interest from mortg•tres..
Sundries
1895.
54t1J9 :)J
814 23
0921) 0t)
77 42
2 00
885 47
7031 :5
5,291 93
81,14 53
120 00
110 1}i)
27 00
50 25
308 05
151 72
77'9 R2
138 50
13 00
•,563 j592 55
•
Total Iteceipts.. ,
EXPENDITURES.
Dv Cas.[ pail for Street repairs r n
Street lighting.... $89 12
433 fi5
Street watering
85 ,27
lforhatg., Ivan 00(1 00
Fire and Waterworks.. ' 1009 '23
Hall 178 2G
Charity' 818 (19
•
T omiiyWaons, 60 if,
Comity Wards ib1 77
Ce netery.... 011 76
Property repairs (pound) 11 111
Salaries..., 1062 27
Notes discounted..., •••••• 11600 00
Debentures.... 5000 (10
County rate 620 72
Public School, . , . , . 562'5 00
Coupons.... 35260 00
:Sinking Fund 644 75
Special bonus loan au. , 65:18 00
Taxes exempt and r'efundod.. 2711 49
Printing, postage and stationery.. ...... 190 49
Mitteelianeons 3015 1}i
Eaiance on hand130
6 72
Total Expenditure.. ••**“ $38592 55
We, the undersigned Auditors for the Town of Winghain for the year 1895,
beg to report that the foreacing is a hill, true and eorreet abstract eetettement of the
r,•eelpts and expenditures of the said Town for the year ending the thirty.first clay
of December, A. D., 1895.
1t. VANSTONE. 1 Aonrronia.
W. O. STUART,' f
Dates at IVinghana, this Seth day of January, A. 13., 1806.
The Armenians possess the moat
ancient of all the state churches in
the world. 'I'8er lin r0 a tradition
that Tilta(tdells a lid fiatrtltalnint,w, of
the twelve aposiles, prenched to
them. In authentic history, rye•
know that thei'• fine eh Was reunited
i by St. Gret»rorv, who ht•UAme biAhnp
of Armeniaa til Ca:14:►,•i4, :')2 A, 1).
(le founded a entire!' whose pl:tn of
Government is I4,i,./.1•pn1, anti whoe('
forms of worship ale like the Greek
Church of Greer.. nisei Ritssin. It
possesses, it; is said a very pretty
lituriry, In the sixteenth year the
Jesuits won many converts, and
these Catholic Ai tneni:utti have
instituted a bep81,8 t; church. Miss
Prances E. Willard -nys of them;
An ancient nation i.: being slowly
hl:t}igghtert'ii :1t the 15'11 of 11onnt
A t'ai'nt, fifty thousand victims
stretched hut under Owl's sky in the
slow circle of a .ear; woolen, pare,
devout and comely, suffering two
deaths, a. living :ai,rl 8 (-lying death;
tittle children ported +.n the bayonets
of Mosiena soldiers. blirnert and
at:n•vattion the common lot. The
i'nrk 18 a savage., %011ie he,, statesmen
aro over civilized; he is 8 tyrant,
while that' are craven cowards.
SALESME.l.4 W ANTT2D
trustworthy luno to 1uW,•sent us in the
I v aft• ot our Uhnire Surver;y .stook Speen fries clot,
I trotted by as. ni,;host ,-tl ,rt or Commission paid
1 Wet kly. Mood) en,pi." ort r, tin 3 c.tr round. tint.
I tit ire^ • u".-1 sir.• ter. i+. rr ; r .orrfi.•ro•t n rt ,renes.
wit hig psi asaurnd avrkers • .serial indtwement
t, beginner,. R•, ire :-Y,.,. •.. !CO' t•nt•ti••ttlarts to
ALLEN NURSERY CO.,
130CHSsT p N. Y. 1
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Ie, l-' 1:4;'''':- btf ,..4.,..,."
,a
bi.vc t Tod•'•M"rl"5 obi it ' +nt all patent
on -urt_d f,•.r 610/012 - . i n;T-4. My
cane lain the 'mated' ,ti: vie inky orrht, 'ater t ()Mee
and no. tac} iitiea to "e^• -i n:; , :,rent- arc ort: u; passe
Scutt model. sketch o, 1 torograp}: of invm,t}on, with
detc-iption and Stt,tcm• a• rs to:,•• ..•...oze- rlaimod.
zul.,2r'o ,•lnrn•� • ;.v ;n .(.• •,:,,, ,':. ,:hair,,, stip
pt eeodtabiri,.,,, ;u:•1 rw f e to. prq"centine the
}+p.:cat}or, ,,•,s7, :•••r, Oe c•rriar; •fu .:e(ci gibe
prrtrsalas O11(,rt•eq. "lvvr• Tota' Gusts" con-
tahth g f;:11 In:- r: afar -!:rt Tree. ' Cotanlnnl•
cs:lor:s to'sitijred a, �Prtc« y' `p' firrF41
'R NI :4, ^'>, (' ,i
7 e kit (i'nr , : 1.!."g Via ■
Sa`t5 11' Pitro,.4Se 3c�A.NA7.. » :� J. tie. R
I.
�•. �w aft � ■-,
26 ets.,
500:x. and(
51.00 Bonin.
Ono cents aose.
1135 soltx art a guarantee by all druggists,.
St cures Incipient Ooaenmptioa an is tut
beat Clench and croup Ours,
••,. 't• •' b..u1 er Uaue him r. r'..
SUITS1'orSuits bat suit„
bi46i , give votlifort. to the
wearer anti satisfy
OVERCOATSyour friand5,;rou bad
TROUSERS.
.hatter try Us. Our'
garrnent makers
know how to do tll(eir-
work ; den'[ think
there are'any better
and yat we charge 110 more Ulan others•
o for inferior work. hundreds of new
"a11 and winter samples to choose frothy
tt prices about half what you have tb
Inv for old ,goods. Work done for parties,
urnishing their own cloth.
If you think that a'i'weed Suitt•aanot
be properly made for t}4 Spot Cash, call
nd seg our work. Our terms are cash..
WEI3STEf Co., .
Opposite the Maacloni.lInlet+,
S:'k;:otltant, Out.
GEiNb TfUIN It RA : ',WAY. '
n 11*14(T Milt1t1t1Vre 1-1(U`t
Toronto and East (1:'163 n tn. 2:87 p.m.'
, 11:20 " 10:07
3:25 p. m. -.via Clinton !
l Palmerston Mixed 7:20 " 10:40 a 8
.1n. +
!London and Soul 6:3.5 a.m. 11:10 "
63:211 p.in, 8:00 p.m.
' llinearditre 11:•'4l :t (11, 0:28 a 111.
1;:;7 pin. 11:20 ,t
10:37 '• 6:50 p.1n.
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