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The Wingham Times, 1897-04-09, Page 51 Vo Some FIGUFIN TuE W N U 1IA.M um Es, APRIL 9, ON YOUR OVEN ACCOUNT .And see if we are not worthy of your patrenagel We do not ask your custom on strength of friendship, on account of our looks 0r color of oar eyes, but simply because we athink we can do you good and save you money. We are told by competent judges that we lllave one of the Finest Ranges ,of Ladies' Blouses or Shirt Waists Iu the country, prices as follows:— No. 1—Print Meuse in Black and White and Blue and White, cpeciai at 40 cents. 0 No. 2—Special litre neat Pattern Print in Blue and White Bair Stripes, 50e No. 3—The range i3 simply magnificent in Print, Chambray, ete., in new- est styles. Newest colors, laundred and well made in every respect for 75 cents. No. 4—The prettiest goods imaginable, in delicate shades, but remember their fast colors --Lemon, Pink, Blue, etc., with White Detachable Collar and Cuffs, $1. • No. 5—A splendid line at same price is a linen effect, :ery neat and very fashionable. Linen goods will be greatly worn this season and we consider this Blouse is good value at $1. No. 6—Dresden or Persian effects, pretty colorings and perfectly made, all sizes $1. No. 7—Is a Blouse or Shirit Waist in plain Batiste material colors plain Linen, Black and Navy, with Border around collar and down front, of narrow White Linen, a very neat effect, price $1. °man AN INFANT TERRIBLE, GLE11iAl�TNAI�'. S ork Imnever done, and It is especially waning and wearisome to those whose Woad is 11uura and unlit ro erly to tone, sus- tain, and renew the wasting of 71arVo muesole and tissue. It is more becaa$e.o� title condition of the blood that woman areaun down, Tired, Weak, Nervous, Than because of the work heat. Beaty phyefioian says so, and that the only rem- edy fit in beitdilig up by taking a good nerve (tonic, blood purifier and vitalizer like Hood's Sarsaparilla. For the troubles Peouliar to Women at change of season, climate .or life, or resulting from bares work, ,i<tervousness, and impure blood, tbousan#?s have found relief and cure in CARPET WARP --- We have all the leading colors—White, Orange Blue and Brown. If you like a Becoming Ilat try our Millinery Department. O Sarsaparilla The One True Blood Purifier. gi per bottle' Prepared only by(. I. Hood t/ co., Lowell, Mass. aro the only piles to take mood's ]?Ills with Hood's Sarsaparilla. HE GOT THE MILK A. Story Showing the Sympathy and Slm• 'Welty of Professor Child. Twenty year, ago the writer, with her 8 -year-old child, was on lier way to She 1',iade a luau mash sed the Gari/ •Glggk. "Literal children, Or, snore properly, children who take your aiding literal- ly, are holy telTors, " .relates a young pian noted for his politeness to ladies. "I wee in a herdic the other day which was much, crowded, though no one was standing at the time. .Presently a lady and gentletnuu got in, and I gave my seat to the lady, leaving the old gentle - Juan standing. Iunnediately tk young lady sitting . in one end of the Herdic called to her little sister, a e1i,ild of 0 perhaps, who was sitting near the door at the other end, to come to her and give her seat to the elderly gentleman. The ,child cause willingly enough, and While the sister wasreading her a lesson in -manners a passenger got out, and I took a treat. "Never let me see you re- main seated again when people older than you are standing," closed the lec- ture, and the child was crowded, half sitting, Half standing, between the old- er sister and the lady next to her. Two; minutes later a pretty girl got in, and of course, as the only gentleman in the 1)Rrclie, I gavo her my seat. No sooner had I done so than that small terror was on her feet, "Oh, mister," she said in *tweet, shrill accent(;, "you take my seat t You's older than me." And everybody laugh- ed, of course, trust a lot of giggling girls for that, for the only place on earth that 1 could have "taken a seat" was on Washington in midwinter. Instead of, the sister's lap, from which the child reaching that beautiful city early in the hadslid. I didn't tuko the seat, but T morning, as was expected, the train was did take to the street and walked five stalled in the night by a terrible bliz- blocks in a drizzling rain to get away front the giggle of those girls.—Wash- zard. ;Mier the height of the storm was iu ton Star. over it took home to dig away the homy ing ton that buried lint only the rails, but or a area Hadrian, in. A. D. 120, built a stone and laboriously the locomotive crept on, 'wall from Bowness, near Ctrlisle, on and we were still 200 miles from Nash- Solway frith, to the river .Tyne, near Wash- ington when the church clock struck 8 Solway sale. It was 80 miles long and iu a village where we halted. time Men Negarrisoned. by 10,000 troops. It was jmnped up to see if there were time to from 12 to 20 feet high at various get a eueof coffee; nervous and anxious points, 8 feet thick at the top and was Green, Red, women (garnered ed for tea,Lucl I cried t provided with a gallery in the rear, with the rest, "Oh, if onlyI .could et a glass of milk for niy little girl!" "Ira - their enabled its defenders to take shoal - possible, said the brakeman, who 'MIS their stanch with only head and shoul- p „ , > ders visible to the enemy. At every passing through the car; "we shan't be quarter of n mile there was a castle here hu a m heed minute," with a garrison of troop. Beacon lights Paying no heed to his words, a gen- and siguals were used, and ou an at- tleinaii of striking appearance, whose tack whether by day or by night, the fine face and head I had been silently news was at once flashed up and down studying, hurriedly left the car and dig - ,the wall from sea to sea. appeared upon the snowy platform. "He'll get left," sneered the brakeman. After the Elopement. The trains proved on, feeling its way Artie—Darling, you have no idea how through the huge white banks on both anxious I was while you were coming sides. The gentleman had evidently town the rope ladder. I was so afraid been traveling alone, for no one seemed you hacl not fastened it securely above. anxious because he. did not come back. 1 --�-' 11 the wholo world psi tly Slowly i 7Iatlilana wall. Colin I+:adios very low with a severe attack, of pneumonia we hope son to hear of his rapid recovery,V NAlbert Aitken4,left on Thursday of last week for Kent .county where be i u • work't his hole Ilse engaged to with James Glendenning. Mr. and Mrs, James Wallace and James Fox. left on Monday last for Logan township in :search of a farm 'o rent. We wish them sUCCeSS its they are hustlers. Thos. Small left last Saturday .for Culross where he is engagad with Mr, George Pringle for the summer. A young gentleman from town paid S, S. No. 3 a visit on Tuesday of last week and by his plesaant smiles we would say lie was well pleased with progress of the pupils. Gilbert Stevens has engaged with Mr, Jno. Robinson for the summer 1Ir. Robinson is to be conga -Pk -dated 'elated on seeuring Gilbert MeKinnon & Co, Susie—You needn't have been alarm - The cars were hardly n1 fn swing, ed,dear. Papa tied the knot for me.— however, when he jumped aboard, a lit• Did you bear that times are going to be better tlo out of breath, (lusted with snow, but self possessed and calor, holding care- fully a tall glass of milk, which he gavo in 11 Winghanl . is on deck to help you out Large consignments of Spring and Summer Goods in all lines, at prices never yet approached, and offers the greatest values to his customers and the public generally in DRESS GO, ODS STAPLE AND FANCY consisting 'of CASHMERES, LUSTRES, SERGES, and PLAID GOODS i all qualities and colors, PRINTS, UINGIiAMS, ZEPIIYRS, MUSLINS DELAINES, etc. TABLE LINENS, NAPKINS & TOWELS to the wee girl beside me. My stain1 - 'neva. thanks for such' unexpected kind- ness from an unknown traveler he brush- ! LivaStock Markets ed away with a wave of his hand. "But ! East 13uff,(lj, April 8.—Cattle— the glass?" I insisted, kumviug it could Cars t•hruuah ;Herne 011 sale ; market ensv reale steady : common to good, dering onward. "Is yours, madam, he A large and varied stock of Tweeds of all kinds, suitable for Spring and wear,low Summer at veryprices. Denims Flannels,. Ready Made Clothing fur men and boys, Cottonade, , Flannelettes, Cottons and Shirtings at all widths and prices. If you intend furnishing your house or a part of it this Spring, call and inspect our stock of CARPETS, LACE CURTAINS, CHENILLE CURTAINS, OIL CLOTHS AND STAIR CAEPETS before purchasing, where you will find a full and complete stock in these lines at prices that will save yon money every time. In addition to our immense stock of COT!: r�3o we have just received and passed into stock ten cases of the very 1 styles of Shoes.and Rubbers at such prices as will insure a fit to your 'as well at your feet and our stock of plough boots and other heavy 1 for rough work is worthy of the closest inspection. Our Stock of GROCEIIIES is always fresh and good, at as low prie first class goods can be sold. Long experience in Seeds makes this store Detroit Free Press. Only three weeks are required to de - lop a perfect mosquito from the egg. BLL: WALE. Her friends will all be pleased to know that, although she is still very weak, Mrs. John Robertson, keeps improving. Mrs. George McCurdy and sou, 1897, Providing funds for Municipal Johnnie, of Henfryn, were visiting at pai.pezes be react three tithes and passed. Cd. Moved "..'y Mr, Gemtilill, seed by Mr Mosgrot•c, that the Clerk be instructed to put Aud1•ew Mitchell Statute Labor all in his home division Cd. The following accounts were passed and orders on Tress issued : Wm. Ifolmes, Repairing Scraper, $1 ; S. Gracey, Funeral E. Farley,x„°•14.; F. Irwin, Grave for E. 1"arley, $ 2 P. Hastings rep, Jobb's bridge, $1; Moved by lir, Cruickshank seed by . Mr. Uenitnill, that this meeting do now adjourn to gleet fur regular business oil Tuesday, May 25th at 10 o'clock• a. m. and as a court for the lavision of the aassesrwewt roll at YLOUDF URIFIE III`,. SEASON is appre t ta- ng when "that; Iliad feeling" will assert itself and rnnlce us ' feel the need of something to tone up the system and purify the blood. We have at all times alt the (' Standard Patent Medicines in the Market. If you are in doubt as to which one to use, consult us and we will give you our very best advice, At CHISHOLM'S RUG STORE ) W)TCBJM, GIST. j Hiram Smith Pathmasters for this Municipality be rel,cl three times and Passed. ed. Moved by Mr. Musgrove, seed .by Mr.(3enlinill, that By -Lary No, 9. not be returned, as we were now than - replied, settling himself into his seat, paying no more attention to us. But later in the course of the dreary fore- noon he motioned to the little lass to come to hint, which site willingly did. He lifted her to his side, and with his arm round her she cuddled up against hien, and for two hours he whispered stories into her ear, so low that no one else could hear, but the delight of which `v �s refieeted in her dancing eyes and sinning lips. At Baltimore the stranger disappear - Mr. Christopher Thornton's last wets. Mr, Joseph Pugh went to Hamil- ton last Friday,/ Miss McIntosh, of Shakespeare, is attending ben sister, Mrs. John Rob- ertson. Mr. B. Gerry, of Brussels, was in the village last week. Mr. John Mitchel! shipped two cars of maple rollers from here to Li •crpool last week, t iIr. Douglas Fraser, of Turnberry, went to Niagara I!'alls last Friday, where he will study to secure a first Class certificate VAir. Eraser goes to Niagara beeause his old - friend, 11r. David Walker formerly of Wroxeter, teaches in the High School there. 1 o'clock p. in. same day. Mrs. A. McEwen is somewhat im- Joiix BURGESS, Clerk. proved. Miss Ethel King, of Wingham, ----- spent Saturday with her grand BRITISH. RCTLE IN EGYPT mother, Mrs. Duncan. Ring. -I Mrs. James Crawford;,avho was ill I wish pneumonia,has recovered.V stn. 00LD1\'I\ SMITtt ANSWERS CRITI- .CISMS OF PRINCE 1{E:t•RS' OF ORLEANS. M r, Geld win Smith, of Toronto, at present staying at Lakewood, N. J., has the following letter in the . Herald : "If Prince Henry of Orleans $3. ® $4.50; extra, y'i C; $5 25. Sheep and lambs -1 car on sale; 11 through; market steady, and nom- inally unchanged. Hogs --10 cars on sale 8 cars through ; market slow and unchanged on all but pigs; Yorkers mixed and mediums, $4.20 , pigs, lower, at $•150 ,L. $5.10. Closing Report :—Cattle closed nominally easy; no sale stock etre' ing 'stockers and feeders, supply fairly liberal, including a. fair showing of Mr. and Mrs. Robert C.King-'•,have returned from their wedding trip to Port Huron ed, and a gentleman across the passage Canadians ; gond feeders steady; from us leaned over and said, "Do you light stock steers. generally stronger. know who has been entertaining your Slteep and lambs—Very little de. child so charmingly, as indeed only o could?" "I haven't the faintest idea." mend for the limited number on r . steady. I Io „' 1• >ut e "Professor Francie J. Child. sale ;prices .i t( $ — Soanany years have flown since then Market continues dull and slow at, that t]ic little lass herself writes stories unchanged prices, with limited now—perhaps faraway echoes of those receipts. she heard t hat wintry day when Profess- or Child made su ler in her heart, but the tall, thiel: depot tumbler still , :tincts on the high shelf of the, cup- i Two little boys, named Oliver board, too sacred ?dor any use, save as a Oouitlans and Tony Win feidt•r', tall memento of the kindly chivalry of :L great man to a littlo child.—Atlantic's 10 years of age, were playing Contributors' Club. Corbett and 1''itz:iaumons at Walker- --------- alker- Daniel 1('rifogle John Gillespie Wm. ton on Saturday, in the assemblage of Aitkens, Alex Cameron. Robt. r- '�� embryo pugilists, w t,•' at the fifth I Jenkins David Holmes John uuuons knocked Corbett Me - Kinnon Wm. Homuth Leo. Orvis, Ralph Metcalf, Reuben Stokes, Thos. Aitkins Wm. Robertson, Richard Porter, Jos. Casemore, August Homuth, John Willits, John Fortune, sr. Peter Hastings, Wm. Haugh Tt RNBERRY. Tutnberry council was held i, inclined w be severe on England, in McDonalds hall on Monday, April Le ncline Ian embere sv that nke at 5th 1897. Members all present.might The Reeve in the chair. The' least !wen' deemed worthy of :etrotd- minutes of the last meeting were hag an 11. lural in misfortune to leis read approved and signed. fondly. Perhaps' he might renttln- The Reeve reported that .Iobb's ber ,hat twice the house of Bourbon bridge will require to be covered in owed its ae tc,rati'ln to the throw, centre of roadway with short Tam- partly to her terms. arack plank and recommend that -The Set col of British politics in work be as done early as possible. which I was bred was not that of ter - Moved by Mr. Cruicksnanks Secd rttoriaal of grendme:nent, but l believe by Mr. Coupland that By -Law. No (i it may s -fray be said that British ad - 1897 appointing John Rutherford ministration of Egypt will bear the Thos. Aitken John Robinson John inspection of the civilized world, W. Walker James Elliott John From no quarter have more emphatic McNaughton Robt Leathorne Peter tributes to its beneficence came than Scott and WmHomuth Fence Viewers from intcligent and impartial Anlcri- for this Municipality be read three cans. For thirty centuries the Pyre - times and passed. ---Cd. Moved by raids have looked down on the miser Mr. Coupland Seed by Mr. Gemmill able oppression of labor, of which that By -Law No. 7. 1897 appointing they are themselves ptedigious morel - John Little Geo. Bremner Geo. B. ments. Now, for the titst time. they Scott. Thos. Gilmour, George look down on a reign of law and James justice, in �1 irieh the poor peasant, HenryWheeler, ,1 I Michelson,Y• ,• Stewart, Peter Scott, Win. Deyell freed from the lash of the extra morn';' Wm. Netterfield, Robt King and may hope to eat the bread be tieirns• Wm Maxwell Pound Keeper for this "France was pressed by Eiiglaa 1;d Municipality be read three times and to take part in the settlement of passed—Cd. Moved by Mr. Cruick- Egypt and refused," shank Secd by Mr. Coupland that - By -Law No. 8. 1897 appointing Scott's Emulsion makes found 11tzs1 atest 1hada regular ring, with seconds, p the blood richer andInn- down and b1 oke his arm. The lads arse referee and time -keeper. Corbett's ince the circulation. It 1 provesr('prescntautive wars named after Sir increases the digestion and g Olives Mowat, and is a son of John nourishes the body. It cor- ' ()omens, proprietor of the Walker y i Frank Carruthers Wm. Deans OS as rests diseased action and House. He is rather seriously inlufed. Alex, Kelly, Chas. I•Iornutb, John • strengthens the nervous sys- Ontario butter nig bests •eaneevrr'om of snit: W it Bolt, muel Alex. AcDonald V i stone \agot: . t,. th having recently brought thei lueben Sauiburn, James Nicholl, from• the body i• ll the bestp highest price yet paid for colonial i James Elliott, 'rhos. Walker Geo. at lowest prices for first class home growth Seeds of all kinds, free fir revelltin the Product, Sncariy as i►hgh as for best Yeo, Robt. Hamilton Wm. ,Douglass 1 d" ERs for the L.Ti T) TRADE t tem. Ina word, it placesPet HFAUtZU�.RT ossble 'r foul weeds such as foreign grown seeds often contain. Our seed is con- con Iden c p (rine of from I)atnfsh, s't'd s•liliingrs above best stets of Iilover cf all kinds, Mammoth, Red, Alsike, Lueeano, Crimson, White ConsumptionAustralian. All the lactone -•-some Chicago Lawn Grasses, Timothy Seed, 14 different varieties g continuingtheir ten torr twelve in nu beetohalve, made and Cohn(, Cl ; of Seed. Corn carefully selected. Millett and Hungarian, "Little Giant"beginning or,i nnftiernt article as to chlor, salting Seeder at manufacturers prices. !work. In that one sentence and texture, just what. was demanded See Bear in mind, our seeds are home grown and selected by ourselves with is the whole secret. Book by the market to which it was ship - to of many years to the trade convinces us b' veryed and all was put up hi the stien- ,Iohn McEwen, 'rhos. Pope, 1 et r Scott, Chris Moffatt, Robt Black Robt. Bing, Arch. Patterson, Henry Diment Robt. Maxwell, John Case - more, W. Jermyn N. J. Kerswell Jos. Yeo, Geo. Moffatt Jos. Walker care that our exp he subject John Mulvey, Bobs ltiielntisla Andrew all the .� to be necessary and you can rely upon getting fresh, clean and reliable covering t 30,000 oands ]tarn llecn j Divtd Moffat rhos. Netterfield seeds"at closest possible pedes if you bit thoroughly sent tree for the p ever been ! Saml Lockeridge 1 BLYTII Some of the members ut the C. 0. 1?. attended the funeral of the late Bro. John Huskings in Auburn on Tuesday. On Wednesday last the fire alarm was sounded, the chopping mill of Alex. McCraight was on fire, but be- fore the etlgine and apparatus got: there it had been put out. On Thursday the faneral of the 1atelJames Collotin, one of the oldest residenters, took place from his late residence, the remains being taken to the Roman Catholic cemetery in Morris for interment. The bereav- ed ones have the entire sympathy of the commnnity. Mr. Robert Collotin of `''alkerville was here attending the funeral of his father; he left for home on Saturday. The Canadian band may be heard very distinctly every evening. dant squire 56 -pound patekage. So 1(eintnill Wm Mitchell, Robt. Aliuer The Doherty Process Company of fat' about •field John Hamilton hots sold the patent for mann- asking whipped, and the ery has c er ,,ins cy • Abram I teetering iron la Europe to an English ii:t:1J:..1s •SCOTT Sc 13U1V.1, rletlevilt,Unt. f0i' more. Swlndcrhurst Janie: \ettereld Company for 1:100,000. A.