The Wingham Times, 1897-04-09, Page 44
111E 1VJ,NC-MAM TIMES APRIL
), 1897,
4-11st received at., -.f,
Colla A. Campbell's
A I,.0 (i 1i L(YI' OF'
mar: pormaz
all the latest odors
T'1 AGRANT,
DELIO4TE,
sed LASTING.
COLIN A. CAMPBELL,
2 doors S. o' P. 0. Wingham
benches with the persistent ardour
worthy oftnorc weighty matters •than;
that tcwhich their interrogations are'
directed. Scarcely a change of any
kind no matter how trivialhas taken
place in any of the departments, but
AIA1bL£ET REV011TS, l
am1fA )rte silt, 11307. ! BY ANYONE IF AE
.• a � , �Vr �dON i BE UNOEASOLD
rocrcoted l I' Deans 1 rodut.e llenl(,r.
'ii'liittt• per 100 lbs 1 90 to 2 00
1 all wheat 0 70 to 0 72 ,41,110,1, ,,4d11,'11„hdin'Ia4,'h''1,41;11,,nho4,' son i,n,,tk,'hs4i"lis eo,i1U'tislis 'killA Ihoi,9;0k” ;ewii,9n,hdh,'Ir'h^h'hi",
Spring Wheat Q 7Q to Q "r2
Oars, new,
0 1; to 0 18 TRY S. GRACEY
it has beets made the exeese for a Barley... ... 0 20 to 0 00
Enschede of interrogations. .A few1Peas................ ...... 0 30 to 0 37
more plaid filets such as was given l Batter . .. . .. . . . . . . .. • .. .. 0 11 to 0 12
Tagge per dozen 0 S to 0 10
by the Postmaster General, a fele i wood per cord., ., • , , 1 00 to 1 25
dans ago, will suffice to satisfy their 1 Ilay per ten, ..., 3 00 to 3 50
restrained curiosity ,Ate. 1lluiloek in• 2aotatoea, per bush
per lb el,.. , 0 13 to 0 20
answer to a question touching on 17-aliow, 0 3 to 0 3
i Dried Apples, per Ib 0 2 to 0 2i
the administr ition of his ciepartmelltt Wool 19 to est
and the cancelling of certain mail, ' ________ -- - ..._ .'. ^-
contraetb, exposed the system that '
had 4 followed by his predecessor i
FOR SALE OR RENT
n been 0 I PAlrlr f DO neves Kinloss township Bruce Co
1 o r
In letting contracts,
to friends at i m acres elcn,ed; stream of sptl g cantor, two gone
their own price, regardless of lower wens; flew hind n iB good houau largo back barn
t
0o 1 o abler two acre beating orchard, 2 miles freni
W hiteclnureh st¢timn, 4 f it
rout i.urkumv; an execliet
pro lair busines
tenders f rOl• Paterson
cparties. controller
On l opportunity for (le1rg a 1 y s•
Lion IIIr. P LtersOn, controller of ;Apply to Mrs A. Stewart, Lueknow it, A. Stewart
lr y
customs, was asked to explain tl1e Sc. T==ontaa or A.G. Stewart,. Teeswater.
( cause of dismissal of certain custom
i Prince
Edward County.
yam, officers in y.
xn (}ivydims f Whether or not Mr,Patersons answer'
a�I44 !dant proved satistaetory to his critics
MORTOA •E SALE.
OF YALU: E REAL E5't`STE IN THE
TOW of WINGHAM IN T
matters little', it was undoubtedly a 1Co NTL OF TInnON
FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1397 I hard dose for the ex -ministers to
I swallow and prayed to be Cilli• i tinier 'Power of a e outninod in certain register
nently satisfactory to the Members ed Mortgage made v flhmtt L'a ray Hutton tone
EDITORIAL, NOTES. . r•rtr It in the
eu sons tell be s. y Pu y Peter
f l Speaker, There
euettonou, •n the iuu y r
GEORGE E. Casey has given noticeTown of Wini;ham o Sa tr ay tho Seventeenth
were in all eight officers in I rince
rb e action b'
1 on the right o the pea :er,
that he will introduce a bill to com-
pel railways to carry bicycles as
personal baggage.
THE, widow of the late Hon. J. D.
Ralf ,ur, has been granted $4.000 by
the leO1ature.
Wrters have been issued for the
elective s in Winnipeg, McDonald and
West Prince. Nominations April. 20
Electiuus 27.
IN the legislature, business is be-
ing rushed along as rapidly as
possible, two sessions being held each
day. It is probable that the house
will be ad journed this week.
day of April 1897 at 1. o'c •k P. M. the tolh••ing
firstly :—Lots numbers
Three hundred and
and fifty four in the
Three hundred and
thin Street all in
two hundred and
and two hundred
u said Town of
PAWL) rd county dismissed and as freeholdproperty name
Three hnnured and fifty
many outportand preventive stations fifty thr o and Throe hit
had been abolished (alas for the hun,'xown riot and J.ot i,
fifty ftveon the 11'ests
gry grits) and the figures as to the tttiteY i Tows' °f Lot
amount collected, et these ports and forty nine two hen
salaries paid, justified the action of , and fifty one on A '
lvtnea
the controller. One sub -collector Thihs is ,n, a desir
drew a salaryof $400 and in four The buildings
foundntton m,
years collected only $9. Another, a The acres fit''
preventive officer, had drawn $900 Terms a,
and for the ast threehad not money to .e paid Clown further portico
p yearsrind° In• vr, at trove of sale or may be ascertained
collected a single dollar. ' These Ont apps' noon to.
Firma r's
a, 4 A, 0• T0rrars
thus saved to the couatry are not AUMioucer. Vendor'sSol'citorLondonOnt•
much in themselves, but in the ag- — -`-
gregate, amount to a great deal. It
shows how those in high places under , Ae
Tory rule, set a pace for prodigal- of The
ily which was emulated by every Co, Limi
henchman throughout the Dominion er's Hall.
10ti,, 1397,
:uu.
,,umb
ed and fl
e Street In
,lc property ft
e a frame dwullinl,
n frame stable alt
f land is said to Le
ro or 1018.
conditions one tenth of
gond locality,
oust: on stone
r gond repair.
wee and one
ON PRICES TII 3 SPRING FOR
K.NO' 'IT,
Bed Room. Suites, Sideboard, Lounges,
Couches, Mattresses, Bed Steads, etc.,
at new cash prices.
ARE YOU WAN'T'ING TO GET A NICE
Parlor Suite this Spring, if so we have
them and will give you special cut prices
4 for cash, $36 suite for $30; $30 suite for
raj $24; $24 suite for $19. •
WE ARE &OING TO SELL IF CUT PRICES WILL DO IT.
0-0-0—r i-0--0-0-0-0--0-0-0-•-0-0.0— 0-0-0-0-0--0--0
All kinds of Furniture Repaired and Re -Upholstering done
neatly. We call at your house for any such work and
deliver the same any where in town free of charge.
lie purchase
• rs will be
NOTICE.
oral meeting of the shareholders
luevale Flax Manuf
d, will be held in t
luevale, on Sa
t 1.30 o'clock
a Boar(l' of
the co
all fla
e
THE maehinery that runs the ! Air. McInnis, the boy member from
"concerted powers" may be a little British .Columbia made a vigorous
rusty, bu, it can't be for •want of speech in support of his motion, for
Greece. the disallowance of the British Col-
umbia Southren Railway Aid Act of
1896 on the ground that the grants
and privileges so extended are un
warrantable and extravagant, The
Liberals he said had defended the
Tire Departmental Stores carne in
for a shares of eiticism in the legisla-
ture on Mr. Middleton's biil to
reo•alate these institutions, The con- i
census of op:ni�n as expressed by provinces when.attaekeu froth with-
out, they should also defend therm,
those taking part in the debate was ! when attrcked from within, and
that the question was to important ! claimed that the grants given to the
to be 'a'ten up hastily at the close of 1 C. P. R. were most extravagant.
the session.. The bill should have 1 A remarkable peti',1oli was read in
been introduced earlier. Mr. Avid- the house by Air. Bede, • signed by
d.leton.,hris withdrawn his bill. 300 persons of the Six Nation In-
dians, residing in Tuscarora, Oneida
Onondaga, praying that the govern.
ment would take from them their
electoraliranebisement on the ground
that it had -been the cause of con-
tinual strife and enmity among them
and that by it had been broken up
the ancient ties of brotherly love and
affection.
iN T.FIE COMMONS.
During Last week the members
listened listlessly to the pro.
longed debate on the Speech from
the Throne. After the first round in
the discussion, in which the leaders
and some of their stronger lieuten-
ant,: took part, there was no new
points brought out by the debaters.
Tl.e same stale arguments were
brought up by speaker after speaker
until nothing but the threads of
what ha,I Noce formed the material,
front which respectable speeches had
been made, was left. In fact it
simmered down to a re -harsh of
the school question. And yet it ;vas
not void of interest co the student of
the tithes, revealing as it did one
more the wide ?basin which has
election of
confirming
the ordering o
the season and
business that ma
ing. All shareh
that a call of 25
the above na
this day bee
office of W'
the compty on or befor
April n :. t. By order of
Te Provisional Boar
N. .—All parties interes
abo': company that have not
ed ares * an do so at this we
s..ner by calling on the Treasure
Wm. Mli;sSnn,
Merchant, Blu- •ale.1
Bll ev'ale, March 27th. 1897.
0
ed co
made a
lam Mess
oturing
e Forest-
rday, April
. m. For the
rectors. '1'Ite
pany's by-laws,
seed required for i
ranssction of any
ome before the meet
ere will take notice
85 on each sharp of
any's .stock bas
is payable at the
, Treasurer of
the 10th day
f Directors.
d in the
t secur-
ug or
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WE LEAVE AN EXTRA. LARGE STOCK OF PIC"T'I'RES, READY MADE FRAMES AND MOULDINGS ANI) LIIiI,:-
TI-IE FURNITURE \\'E ARE GOING TO SELL THEM CHEAP. FRAMES AS LOW AS 25C. WE HAVE'
ALSO ACADEMY BOARDS AND CANVASS FOR ARTISTS. CANVASS ITT ON STRETC'lIERS ON
SHHORT NOTICE.
• A. nice line of Baby' Carriages .just received and will be sold at 119x1 spring prices.
Nice Rocking Chairs for ladies for 99cts. at
0 THE PUBLIC plxm Nuazi
The \Vingbam Planing Mills are
now running again in full blast—
Parties wishing to have Lumber
Dressed or anything in the planing
mill business such as-
-SASH,
--DOORS,
—BLINDS,
—CASINGS,
--MOULDINGS,
can have them on short notice and
at lowest possible prices. I have
also added a number of new mach-
ines which will enable nee' to-do
work cheaper and better than ever.
• S. BENNETT
Successor to
WATT & SON
Are YOU
MLUNL 1 RUPTURED ?
Now that the Spring has
opened up, there is a good
demand for.
New !Votes.
Ilard coal has been discovered •cal the
north shore of Lake Winnipeg.
The Red River is rising rapidly and ,
tvi1LllNERY
there are fears of a flood at r_tnerson. MISS BOYD would re -
The London Council has imposed a :Mind the' public that she has an
license fee of $500 on cigarette dearlers.
:.t Piston assizes Wilkinson was sen -
toned to fifteen years in Kingston Pepe
tentiary, for burglary.2'his s his seventh
conviction. of carefully selected goods.
Mr. Carter Henry Harrison, son of the
late Moior, was elected Mayor was Call and see our latest designs.
of Chicago, and a great Democratic
trio mph was recorded.
EXCELLENT STOCK
MISS BOYD.
For over Fifty Years.
Changa of Bus i ries:
opened up in the opposition ranks A OLD Awn w1.m. rats,» R>azanY--
It is lifeless for the leader of the illis. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used fur over fifty years by mil -
opposition and his Quebec followers lions of mothers ft.r their children while
to attempt to force upon the I7omin• teeth;ng, with perfect success. It soothes
ion House nide niore that discussed
(without the 'dis.') question. Such
an attempt would mean the utter
ruin of their party, Sucll ellen as
Ross Robertson, E. If. Clarke and
("lattkc Wallace spoke strongly
ar`.inst the renewing of the question
Ail', Clal kc spoke of the coercion of
the Bishops, and placing under ban
t he I a f er controlled. by Mr. Torte's
ton. The people of Quebec he said
`eftetlld have the support of the Pro,
to cents of Ontario, in their struggl e
for political ,:berg', After` others
had spoken the debate elosed late
l''riday, evening and by the request
of Mr. Foster the 1110tiotl Was de - l others may learn of its virtues,1 give
dared carried on a division. 1 my unsolicited teetitneny.
'there is no cure for heart and nerve
The opposition members have 8o trouble as ivlilliurn's Heart and NTerve
far in the session, elthibite(a an tin Pills This is my honest opinion. I,rry
�1-t,al desire for knowledge and have it'tfe is also using tills remedy, wftlt
ITrtSlit atir'eess, for tlatterfna of the heart
tlae questions to the Ministerial Signed..T, 1), llebertson Dundae, Ont.
the child, softens the gurus, allays all
pain, cures wind colic, and is the best
i emedy for diarrhoea. Is pleabant to
the taste, Sold by druggists in every
part of the world. Twenty -live Cants a
bottle. Its value is incaluable. Be sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup-, and take no other kind
POSITIVE PROOP.
Messrs. T. Milburn e Co. Toronto Ont.
Gentlemen, -8 fine two weeks ago I
obt fined a box of your Heart and Nerve
Pills from our popular druggist, Mr. E.
Scarlett of Dundee, and I can now un-
hesitatingly spy that they have been
very benefical to me in relieving an ob-
stinate and old standing complaint af-
fecting my heart and nerves. Iwas
troubled with the trill known heart and
nerve symptoms, such as sleeplessness
dizxiness,pnlpitation neuralgic and other
pains, for such a long time that had al
moat given up hope of acure. Now out
of eratitt::Je to to this remedy, and so
Having purchased from
D. E. McDonald his
Butchering Business, I am
now in a position to supply
the public with
CHOICE MEATS
at lowest prices and earn-
estly solicit a share of the
patronage of this commun-
ity. We will always keep
on hand the best meats
that can be got for money
?y. J. GEDDES-«
Mei)oin id's old stand.
' If so°it is your advantage to
l calf on Gordon & Co.'s Drug
Store, Wingham. They
are the agents for the
celebrated Wetmore
Truss.
WHY THE WETMORE IS THE
ONE FOR YOU
1. Because it is dangerous to be a
moment without one,
It will never rust and is conse-
quently durable.
3. A person wearing a Wetmore does
not find it a bother.
4. We will guarantee to hold in
position any reducible rupture.
5. This truss cannot possibly move
after adjustment,
G. Some of our townspeople can
testify to its merits.
7. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded.
0,
GORDON & CO.
NEW MACHI}IE SdOP
~
, 1 MR. JOHNMURRAY
has opened out a new machine
shop, thoroughly equipped
with a
{New Outfit of Machinry
J{r'lcluding an Iron Planer,
`ithes etc. and is now prepay.
ed to do a general line of re-
pairing, Engine and Mill
Machinery repairing and pipe
fitting a specialty.
All kinds of shafting, gear-
ing, iron and wooden pulleys,
.brass.and iron - castings 'sup-
plied on shortest notice.
JOHN MURRAY«
We• maintain as usual our position
as leaders in
WALL PAPER
Our exeeellent line is admired by
all and from orlr stock some of the
handsomest houses in Wingham will
be papered this season. We have
Suited others and can suit you.
Still a few of those Cheap Itemn-
nants left. They are going fast, do
not miss this opportunity of securins,
some of thein.
WINDOW BLINDS
Entirely new stock, cheapest and
best in town. Call and see our
special value at 45 and 50 cents.
CURVELETTE
Latest opt• in window draping at
the Popular Book Store.
ALEX. ROSS.
Gregory Block, Wingham.
IT PAYS TO
CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
CHATHAM, ON T,
is tete great supply school for the best business
AMA..
Students "rwinating et this school aro sure of
good iia}ing cmployn•ent.
Our la t weeks notice contains the placing' of four
pupils, two Stano;traplters, 1 hook -keeper one 1
teacher. Since thyme the have pieced.
Albert Wallace es assistant book•1.eoper nab ».
W. Karn St Co. Woodstock.
Surat* SIM; tu• ns loosed eeper with the Hainer
Printing Co,, Chatham.
We expert to ptaeea stenographer nest week In a
clinic() position,
tails E ltt•CPEN$ ANTER EAI! R VACATION Ott
. TUMMY, APRII. 70th.
I3•or Catalogue, addrens,
b. IHCLACitt.A;l (b„
Chathann, 0
LL
c YOUR SPARE TIME. 4.
: Men, women. to co,nduct business at home. (ut
4lt' Work is simple writing and copying Lets of 1
] addressee rw•mred from local advertising, to rtt
/it be forwarded to us daily. No canvassing, no Ili
:I,: previous experience required, but plain t4
i writers preferred. Permanent work to those lit
lcontent to earn ;ll or m°, a weekly in spare
time, Apply to w:uttts Pen, 00., London, �i Ont, re,
THE HOLSTIEN DAIRY"
•—wI'ra—
NEW PREIIISES, NEW COWS, NEW
SYSTEM
Are prepared to supply milk of th
very best quality, These cows are e -
Olean now and are always kept as clean,
as most cows are in June. Milk front
clean cows in a clean stable is generally
considered nicer than milk from cows
that carry those evidences about with
them. -
A
THE PLEASURE
That young lady of yours would be: •
pleas* d indeed to, have one of
our Betrothal Rings.
Haven't asked her!
1Vcll if you don't
some other fel-
bee sill be
the lucky
-Men.
ITAVf ,'OC ".1?t:\ OC12 DINE LINE OF-
--I)I.\ M C)X DS,
--PIt`,AR I.S.
—OPALS ill SIX(;LT?
---end ('OM 11i\,l'I'[ON
—STONES.
Call and see (aur stock of Xmas ,c
goods x111(1 ' ueirllrlg pl'esetits on De-
cember tis i .t.
tiEPAItUNG A SPECIALTY.
4. R. MUNSHAW,
Jeweler and Optician