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The Wingham Times, 1897-06-25, Page 5SAME si RE WXNGI A - TIMES JUNE JUNE.25R i8 07 M IIM PEOP Imagine that an advertisement is it scheme to deceive the public, True in some oases --Dot many. Doesn't take long to learn the quality of a firm's induce - mints. If'Sou react our weekly announcements which appear in some of the principal papers in the county, you will learn rough about this store and its style 1 of acing business. This is a store where you are not importuned to buy, A store where you cite get pour money back if not satisfied with your purchase. A store which ich auppltes goods of Staudard quality at as tow tt price as possible. C,uYeq ofRheumatism, wherepatientswereun Cures Prove tits merit of Hood's Sarsaparilla—post. flue, perfect, permanent Cures. CureS of scrofula in severest forms, like goitre, swelled neck, raping sores, hip disease, sores In the eyes. Cures of halt llhettm, with its intense itching And burning, scald head, tetter, etc. Cures at Boils, Pimples, and all other crap. ttons due to impure blood. Cures of Dyspepsia and,otlter troubles where a good stomach tome was needed. A FEW PRICES TAKEN AT RANDOM" W •. Woman's Slipyers, Leather. extra value, 50e,. Women's carpet Slippers, extra value, 25o. Women's Pebble Leather Boots worth al 25 for $1. Special lines of Oxfords at 850101, $1 25, $1 50, $I 75 and td2. Ladies' hose, very special, 4 pair for ;5c. Ladies' Hose, strong and heavy, 2 pair for 250, Better lines at 20c.. 25c., 40c.. 45o. and 50o. in plain or fancy ribbed. Lace Mitts and Gloves at 15c. 20c.,25c., 35e., 40o, and 50c. in Fawn BlsOk and Cream. Shirt Waists all styles. Prices start at 45c., better kinds at 50e., 0504 75o. and Toil. z. flood Si Co„ Lowell, owoit, Mass. Ill. able ----- to work or walk for weeks, Cures of Catarrh by expelling the hnpnrlties which cause and sustain the disease. Cures of Nervousness by properly toning and feeding the nerves upon pure blood. Cures 01 That Tired Feeling by restoring streugth. Send for book of cures by 0 Sarsaparilla SHIRT WAISTS ARE MORE FASHIONABLE THAN EVER, WE SELL GROCERIES AS WELL AS FOOT. WEAR AND DRY GOODS, Corn 5c. a can. 5 dozen Clothes Pins for 50. Circle Brand Tea is one you will Lind all right. It is put up in air tight Oannisters at 25o., 40a, and 50e, a pound. We are not in business for fun. CASH AND ONE PRICE. cKinnon & Co. t aro the best after -.timer MOWS OOd'S PIUS pills, aid 4igestani. 250. LOWS LOUGHS. PARLAMENT AND THE TURF, ilk Came Xn Whfea Gone;rtrreeet Was- ..1e. afoot Ove$b owl by Anout. rive or six years ago all astute 7R.ad- Weai. Mr.. ;lantuei Storey, with charac- teristio wariness, very nearly au t the government of the day tripping. had been "left speaking" on n Tuesday night in Juno and announced his in- tention to continue his remarks on A rather exhaustive scale upon the MUM. jug Thursday, when the dclwate was to be resumed. This was just what s num- ber of unionist gentlemen rvltuted, for it happened that a little "event" known es the Gold Cup was to be decided that afternoon at Ascot, and, much us it grieved them to mins the eloquence •of Mr. Storey, they were bound to choose between the two attractions, So ---possi- bly with grieved hearts, and also poasi, bly not• --•they hied them to the royal heath in comfort and contentment. On returning they "looked in" to the house of coiumons to see everything was all right and found that everything bad been all wrong. For t;he sagacious Sunderland Radical, having glanced around hive and beheld the poverty of the land, thought that his own words might be silvern; but a division would be golden. Accordingly he stated his intention. not to indulge in further crit- icism, and before the few Unionists could recover from their amazement or put up a man to talk against time until. the Ascot visitors. returned a division was called. A few of the "early birds," having Missed the last race in order to reaeh Westminster as speedily as possible, drove into Paliteo yard as the leather lunged policemen were shouting " 'Vi- sion!" The dread word, borne on the S .ell it anyway you wish, either snmmer breeze, told its ow» tale. Into 1 Y the loltby they rushed like Headmen, A PECULIAR CASE. I CHARGED W'IT -! +r (n •fin •, . ..^,. ...'y ,yn....u {y'( ry, } t Tips t!h p--•- ,•,. RiSrt l`II$TIVESSING MES'!,+ S- 7OX 8,, 1V ESSNP AND ' ,:l t ,,e,1„ A1 I)r.., LOWING VACCINATION. i MRS. JOHN Me .N .: eAf n,, A. 'YOUNG DA JO}1T.GR DF DAVID itf'fiAa DY, OU' FZIalliti, TiiE VICTI,U-- 1 HAM TO HAY: 00N211R11 Tio,1971 R.\ irun. I1AS SUFFERED TX -L1 /.108T ,CN- 1 WHOLESA1 E AIERCH.0 TENSE AGONY -DOCTORS FAILED TO 11 *LI' j 1 DROUGHT MOUS 1'01,,- I(:EAfAtlIST1UAIM AT Go»Eltzogf, Y.onr the Fergus Nene Record, j A sensational trial is promised as Nearly every parson in this. 2L result t) made tf the arrestmade In the tion is acquainted. with Mt•. David t little town of Myth, June 18, the 3. lileliardy, the popular leader of the t ehargc bon, to defritud St, Andrews church choir, i.+ergtis, I ereditol s. Our reporter called upon Air. Ate- After an investigation of several Hardy at his home in upper Nfehol months into a failure which took recently, and from hull and lits esti- place in .November of last year, S., triable wife a tale of terrible suffer Jessop, his wife, Milesia Jessop, anti ing was elicited, suffering' that has M. John McElroy were trrresic'd brought a once exeeptioeally strong in. Blyth by Detective Patrick Heffer And exceptionally healthy uhiid to Ilan and conveyed to .Goderich Jail the verge of the grave. The so., ol) w;iere they will be brought before jeet of the sketch, Lena McHardy, is Police Magistrate Seager or Goder- fotarteen years of age, and her p tr • ich acting under instructions front ents say she lite; not grown any Crown Attorney Lewis. The prison - since her illness l.,'gan some twoard ars will be remanded for a week or a half years ago.1 ler terrible suffering two before being brought up for` dates from the time of bei• vaccination trial, number in June 1894, and what she hassince of witnesses to be called, and 'T'we'e are a huge numbar undergone has aroused the deepest trial ingpromises to bo decidedly inter. sympathy of the entire fl.nlily. In est'. conversation with Mr, MCHardy and CREDITORS SUSPICICLiS• his estimable wife the following facts were elicited:—"Two years ago last The history of the investigation. June" said the father, ' Lena was bas its curious features, Mrs. Mil -- vaccinated by a doctor in Fergus, esia Jessop, tradirg under the name- the arta was very sore and swollen of Jessop St Cu., ran a general store - all summer, and became so bad that i at Blyth, Jessop himself .had previ- itwas a mass of sores from the elbow i ously been in business: on his own• is eorreet and the correct place to get just in tune to save the government to the shoulder. In. October 1894, a account, but had failed and the a correct plow at a correct price is at from au awkward defeat Mr. Storey, large lump appeared on her back business had been taken over Tay lis sweetly. He had been done by "only a who vaccinated her, treated her all 1 ember last, and the estate was n I though not a sporting roan, smiled over one of her lungs, The doctor 1 wife. She also had assigned in Nov- i •calling fre uently, but I such bad eondatlor, that the creditors the 31:37-41)(1r11-1. IGO afar I short head." .And he would have actu- _ horse...., racing , ,..e, a summa! very 9 , the medicine he gave her did her no became suspicious that everything any won li u dozen a„v.u„ . abjured Westminster for the pleasant good, and she was growing weaker was not right. They thought thaw plain of Berkshire. 'pleas was Mr. Stor, and weaker. When the lump broke , there should have been more goods L ^,1i; _t^; 4- L^iai}t G"^,1 j_j-rad^a,, t oc 3i "u` uu ;?!si 4 r strw; ey prevented from bringing ofZ a glori- out on her back another doctor was i in sight than the statement showed, ' ons triumph Inl of his own side of politics lead not also 1 consulted who said that she was + a a • and there were rumors also that the Tho moral of the tale is the fallibil-.I very bad state of health. Her eon- . firm had been cutting prices ext n•• ity of htuuan nature—even Radical hn- roan nature. "The Cup" begat Mr, s'itution was completely undermined' lively. A short time previous to the Storey's fearful hope of "n coup," and land her appetite had completely l failure, Jessop endeavored to our - he very iicarly succeeded in bringing it • failed. The last doctor called in chase heavily in Toronto, but even . off. Since that time the party "whips" gave some outward appiieations, and 1 then some local wholesale houses i u I sell him although Hamel give the patient any benefit. Nine ton houses were willing to give him such gatherings have appeared since credit. ' At the first meeting of that titne, but each broke and the creditors held at the office of disappeared of its own accord, only Richard Tew, Toronto, the assignee, however to be followed by another. the assets were shown to he only The child became very puny and $1,174.96, while the liabilities ,then amounted to $8,650,75. A SUCCESSFUL SEARCH. When it was finally decided to inves tigate the failure, Detective Patrick Heffernan, who had previously brought to a successful.: close the once but to no avail, and she was Bradley -Clarke conspiracy' ease, was slowly but surely sinking. Friends glven charge of the matter, and for advised a treatment with Williams' the past four months has been quiet. Pink Pills and as a. last resort the ly working on the ease. The affair pills were tried. To the surprise of reached a climax on Thursday,when both parents and friends Lena began 1 Heffernan, acting under search war to improve soon after beginning the I rants, searched the residence of Dire. John McElroy, Jessop's mother in law, and the residence of Jessop himself. The search was successful ed. The sores have not yet left her in both instances. .At the residence back and arm, but her constitution of 'Mrs. John McElroy, were fund is being so very much improved- . goods of every kind, situiliar to those [f-1 3 U \4 NI i 1) I 1 I 1 G of T. Ii. Ross. They say tunes circ E J V 1 8✓ r- very, very hard and no doubt they [, ' are. I can make them a Rifle easier r o—o—o—o--o—o—o—o A for,oyou if you buy your Implements ; l" here. 1 have a few slightly soiled We are prepared to give you something nobby in plows I will sell for $10, payable u Summer Suitings and of excellent Value, We turn out October '97. I have plows with I- li ()lily First-class Work. L oAl;rDy WL WANT YOUR TRADE. z.— L; 1111ttDII DB 'T '. ) Cr , rUA1tA,41 Its. >l r Ca -Give us a call before purchasing. W. T. SU LLIVAN. , Ameriean Soft Centre, Cruci:it,h Irvin's old Stand. ,,_ Cast Steel, will clean in any kind of 7r' .: . 7.4_sr ti t_ gisg,9-g,v4Earf let ofwhieh I will sell June at from $9f00 upno Come till I in and get one. kR9t.9h.Cariltuprc-:¢i,• •3:::s Bring your Wool to us and get the highest price for it. Buy your Dry Goods here and get the lowest prices. I have tons and tons of ---p A full line of Dress Goods, Clothing,H ats and Caps, etc, tretr,.MY'yte, M. •' PLOW REPAIRS made from broken ear wheels iird canister, hard and tough and ens. tit any plow. Will sett them in tote of t; or 12 for 35 cents spot cash. have inarkrd the Ascot 'Thursday with lanced the gathering, but it did not refused to a black mark and taken heed unto their forces, By way of revenge it was the Ascot Friday -- Which nobcciy troubled to think about—that rained the Bosebery government in 1805. Men went away to see the racing, and on returning to town found, when dining nt the club, little or no food would remain en that an ardent band of astute diplomat- i her stomach. At night she would ists had skillfully toppled over r rain- n- li fairly rave with pain in her back xy Campbell-iiaieuerinau, the war mij and arm, and consequently her ester, on the comparatively insignificant i trouble was aggravated by a loss of question of cordite. It is a hard thing, >' after a "black" week in backing horses, slee She had the best of attend - for a 1-cor legislator to find himself face to face with the terrors of a general election. --London Telegraph. PAPER MONEY: I still continue to handle the BELL AND MORRIS PIANOS I can save you from $50 to $101.1 if ycu deal with me and give r en just as good as you can get l'r'•tn those city plug -hat dudes. Pa n oli;z:• your own town and don't forget year hutnble servant T. H. ROSS. P. S. --Good Organs, Sewing \iae1•- tnes, Needles, Oils and Reim.,, always in stock and at right prices. T. H. R. Boots and Shoes, Groceries: and every- thing new and up-to-date, '.ti.q•:.,r• Scott's Emulsion is Cod- liver Oil prepared as a food At the same time, it is a blood Maker, a nerve tonic and an up -builder. But principally it is a ,food for tired and weak digestions; for those who are not getting the fat they should from their ordinary food; for chil- dren hi-dren whom nothing seems to nourish; for all who are fat -starved and thin. It is pleasant to 'take; at least, it is not unpleasant, Children like it and,ask for more. IVI: Sema drug sts have a "lust as goad"kind• isn't it= Mll ot ers try to e4uoa gCori anaugh for you to The Rinds of Currency That Are used. by I oreign Countries. The 13ank of England note is 5 inches by 8 in dimensions and is printed in black ink on Irish linen water lined pa- per, plain white, with ragged edges. The notes of the Banque do France are made of white water lined paper, print• ed in blue and black., with numerous mythological and allegorical pictures, and running in dencneivatiou from the 25 franc note to the 1,000 franc. South American currency, in most countries, is about the size and appearance of American bills, except that cinnamon brown and slate blue are the prevailing colors and that Spanish and Portuguese are the prevailing languages engraved on the face. The German currency is rather ar- tistic. Tho bills are printed in green and black. They run in denominations from 5 to 1,000 marks. 'These latter bills are printed on silk fiber paper. The Chinese paper currency is in red, whitb and yellow, with gilt lettering and gorgeous little hand drawn devices. The bilis, to the ordinary financier, might pass for washing bills, but they are worth goal utcuey in the Flowery Kingdom. Italian notes are of all sizes, shapes and colors. The smaller bills, 5 and 10 lire notes, are printed on white paper in pink, carmine inks and oriiamented ith aue c finely engraved vignette of .King Humbert. The 100 ruble note of Russia is barred from top to bottom with all the colors • of the rainbow, blended as when shown through a prism. In the center, in bold relief, stands a large, finely executed vignette of the Empress Catherine I. This is in black. The other engraving is not at all intricate or elaborate, but is well done in dark and light brown and black inks. The Australian bill isprint• ed on light colored thick paper which shows none of the silk liber marks or geometria lines used in American cur- rent)* as a protection against counter- feiting.—Golden Days. use of the •pills. Her appetite re- turned, she became much stronger and her general health tnt.eh improv - under the treatment of Dr. Williams Pink Pills that her parents are look- ing ook ing for a complete recovery. Mr. concession 8, township of Morris. A and Mrs. Melardy thank Pink Pills lot of the goods 'were in the original for the present improved condition packages. At Jessop's place in of their child, as they have done Blyth, other goods we~e also dis- her more good than the scores of covered. The mcreliandise compris- bottles of doctors medicines which es dry good, blankets, dress goods she took. boots, hosiery, shawls, glassware, Dr. Williams' Pink fills are china, groceries, silverware, g•I t e-, blond builders and nerve restorers. furs, carpets, lamps buena a n 4l o tier they supply the blood with its life artiles. In fact there was r , il;t lent and health giving properties, thus to store a sample room at the Queens driving disease from the system. hotel Blyth. Jessup bad purchased there are numerous pink colored a ticket for Toronto onTuesd'ty last imitations against whish the publie but returned to Blyth, and he with are warned. The genuine Pink his wife and Mrs. McElroy were Pills can be had only in boxes, the arrested. The McElroys own three wrapper around which bears the full large farms in the neighborhood; of trade mark, "Dr. Williams' Pink Blyth. 'Mr. J. R. Shaw of Smellie Pills for Pale People. Refuse all , Shaw, Toronto, will conduct the sold at the store of Jessop Sc Co. MeElrov's house is situated at lot 13 one pound of learning require* ten pounds of common sense to apply it.-- ileassiau Proverb. • • • others. trial on behalf of the creditors. Other goods are supposed to be miss- BI,UEVALE. ing, and it is thought that these may have been carted across the country 'Ir. Walter Ruthorford is impriv to Wingltam, and shipped from there ing, to Manitoba. A permit will be asked Two hundred excursion tickets of the Canadian Pa eifie officials to were sold here 'Monday* morning. examine ti e books at Wine -bane Miss Mary Little of Orono, is here tending the wedding of Miss Mag- gie Burgess. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Pah attend- ed the Sons of Scotlatld ttc nitre in 'gingham an jubilee Bight. On'1onday evening Miss Daisy Moss zi as presented with a dressing dace by her Sabbath School class of little °L es Lillie Oliver of Clinton and Annie Oliver of Toronto attended the wedding. of Miss Maggie Burgess and Mr, Will Frazer on Wednesday. Veil on its T'aee While assisting in erecting an arch in Scnforth, for June 22nd, David Stewart met with tan acei dent, which, happily resulted in nothing worse than a severe shaking rip and the hiss of several al teeth. The accident e as dtig to the giving away of a board, caus- ing lair. Starvart to blit a distance of twenty•fiv-e feet on his face.