The Wingham Times, 1897-08-06, Page 26 . t
W I iii U AM TIMES, AUGUST 6, ib97.
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SEA FORT
e~water'July 1,1th, as per ad-
journment of last meeting. Members
all present. The reeve in the chair.
The minutes of last meeting were
�"' read and confirmed.
1 Johnston—Jarvis—That Levi G.
At tae 1'it'at Pieriti) terian Chureh Erb be paid the sum of $ti for keep
on glut: •d:ty, July 27th, Rev. Neil of indigent and trouble therewith,
11ielette•• .•,•, al` LI. 11 , r a ser of and that a cheque be issued for the
St. Piati':i 1, . tai. t. L. Ulla ul.t.: L, Is a€tnle - Carrie
IIem'iton, anti 1s:tbel, daughter of Report of the reeve re County Liverpool and Glasgow, but these Street car
Rev. Matthew i>irr of Seaforth, were grant and equivalent: As instructed
eggswire careful selection and Elevator
unittel l•; mar; :arc. The ceremony I met the the county commissioners require
cuts' ive to should be good size weighing about Cuffs
performed at 1 0 dock by Rev,anti the Carrick repro 15 lbs to the long hundered. The Conductor
D. .11}' r, eDaziald, a�slsted by the father consider where it would be best to time is now commencing for the best Wheat
of t'Ie bride. The bride was attired expend the equivalent to the county eggs of the year fresh August stock Corn
in tien••ed c:•euln silk, with bridal grant and Mr. Thompson i"tformed bean the most suitable of any fol Pigs feet
veil and orange blossoms. The us that we could only expend the the lgnglish market as hens then live Candy
bl ide!�u);tris were the two sinters of equivalent when and how the county
the bride, Misses Jennie and Maggie commissioners pleased and that we principally on grain scattered in the
b harvest fields, and the eggs are con. Undershirt
Export Egg Trade, The Difference Of Names.
The trade Bulletin remarks that The English do not eall things by
prices in the English markets are be- the same names as we know them,
ginning to reach the point which is 13clow are named a few articles in
more profitable for Canadian ship- both American and English styles:
encs, and this appears to correspond American English
to
with advices received from the West- Bowl
ern and Monteral exporters several Donkey
good sized sales having been made Shoes
by the later during the past few Boot
days on the basis of 5s 4d to 6s 6d Druggist
pre long hundeied of 10 dozen e. i, f, Ale
• had no sap In the expenn,tnre w at Hash
It would be well for those contemn-
ing a trip to England to keep these
few common terms in mind. There
are hundreds of others.—Pittsburg
•r, hiss J( nide wore a dtcss of setluently of a more dile and meaty
Ba:
organdie over blue, and Miss Maggie ever, 1 request therefore to be reliev-
consistency. Even in eggs England
was gowned in white organdie over !ed from any farther responsibility in wants the best and and will pay a
pink, and ea rrietl a large bouquet of the matter. I consider that the t enliulu for thorn over common
Thu recur was assisted by ' County Council should attend to its pock
Basin
illokc
Boots
Blunehers
Chemist
Bitter Beer'
Tram
Lift
Wrists
Guard
Corn
Maize
Trotters
Sweets Sweet-
meat Lolly
Vest
Mince
roses.. r, t -
Rel•. T. D. :McCullough, Pali., of own legitimate affairs, as the roads Atresent the raisin and feedingDespatch.
Die'den '111e church was prettily' are under the jurisdiction of the of hods is by far the best paying i
decorated with flowers and plants,1 townships and they are responsible dusty for the fanners Ontario. In .
and the bride stood under a large l for all accidents thereon and it also the days when peas were selling at
bell composed of a rich profusion of ' causes en unexpected expenditure by 60c p S et bushel and barley r at 75a.
roses, daises and smilax: After the i township municipalities on certain
wedding ceremony a reception was
roads to the injury of the other to ,1 the farmer thought $6 per cwt,
held at the residence of Mr, Barr. aprice for dressed roads that may need it worse and itgoodhogs.Sure-
'I he bridal couple left by the after- I leaves the doer open for all kinds of ly, then it must be a bonanza when
noon train on an extended trip to the log rolling and injustice to the town- peas cats 26c., witre down toh 5egsBarley
2$5,
Atlantic coast. The bride is a par- ships and takes men from a distance 75 live weight and veru likely soon
ticulariv intelligent and highly- to expend money on roads that they to worth $6 and over. - In this i.n-
1 but at R greater
dustry • th f• rmers have a veritable
educated young - lady, and is ems know not ung about
g us 1 y e a
gently fitted for the position she will I expense for the same that can be old mine if theyonlysee to it and
occupy as the wife of the pastor of done by local rnen acquainted with g •
I raise the right kind of hogs and feed
one of the Leading congregations in the circumstances and needs of the thein on pease and barely, which our
1i •I and L her limey friends Will municipality. But as we have to
of Canadian pork is greater than the
.u11 tun, I t 1 fee other grants I recommend country is adapted for. The demand
extend to her their best wishes for P' J
the fat are.
Let Our Dairymen Beware.
harming says that Secretary Wil-
son, the new head of the Departtnent I supplements thereto, but the county
of Agriculture at Wash'tngston, is , should be held responsible if any After a Severe Cold.
making a deteruiained eifot•t to Idamage i caused by them. Hood's Sarsaparilla has cured me of
a scrofula. I was weak and debiliated and
promote interests of United States Johnston—Jarvis—That the re• goods Sarsaparilla built me up and made
dairy products in Great Britian. port of the reeve re the expenditure me strong and well. After a severe cold, I
al d our Cadadian fanners, and
especially our agricultural author-
ities at Ottawa sh' end be on the look-
out to see that this new and sorne-
what unexpected competition Is met
with increased vigilance on our ride
of the line, so that enterprise fore-
thought be not lost. We have been
:'a long used to inertia and indifiet•-
ence on the part of the American
authorities with regard to the Brit-
ish market, that we perhaps had
come to the conculusion that they
were no real competitors of ours, and
that our only competition would
come from Denmark, Sweden, Switz•
erland, Normandy, Ireland, and so
on. Bat if Secretary Wilson's vigil-
ant activity be continued as it has be-
• gun, we shall soon find out that cur
biggest competitor in the British
markets, even for our very best class
of prodltets, will be the American
Trodlteer. Secreta/ y Wilson's latest
move is to enforce the carrying oat
of the provisions of the American law
in regard to filled cheese. 13y this
law, which, however, has hitherto
been a dead letter, every cheese not
wholly made fur the product of the.
cow (cotton seed oil for example, is
often used) shall be branded four
times on its side and once on its face
in two inch back face letters with the
words "filled cheese." As this law
has been ever successfully evaded,
the result has been that the English
consumer has been bitten again and
again by so•called American cheese
product has so fallen of 50 per cent
and bids fair to ehas.e altogether.
"the place once occupied by Aineri•
can cat ese," to quote Secertry Wil-
son's own word, " being now occu-
pied by Canadian cheese," Secretary
'Wilson is taking steps that the law
shall not in future be evaded in the
least, and he hopes to be able to re-
store American made cheese to its
former place of honor in the consider -
ration of the English consumer.
that the equivalent asked for by the supply,and English and Scotch de•
county be granted but that no coma
b
missioner be sent from this Council eters tell us that it will still grow
as the county hat appointed commis- greater if we only keep on as we
stoners to expend the grants and have begun,
of the equivalent to the county grant had catarrhal fever. I again resorted to
and as this council did not under -Hood's Sarsaparilla which accomplished a
completecure. SA.Ra.11 E.
stand the conditions when appointing Annapolis, Nova Scotia. DEVAY.
commissioners that the appointments
be cancelled, hut this council is of Hood's Pills are the „f,worite family
1 cathartic, easy to take, ea'y to operate.
the opinion that as the funds for
maintaining r township roads has to '' ;
Words.
be provided by the township the ex-
penditure ought to be under their A child's respect for its parent is
control, so that the money. may be not secured by over -leniency any
expended where most required.— more than by over -severity.
Carried. A daughter should never seek nor
Scott—Jarvis---That Mr. Stephens be allowed to "oladress" her mother.
proposal be accepted Carried, In every family the mother should
Scott—Jarvis—That as Greenock be the best -dressed member.
Council has granted $10, being an
equivalent to a grant made by this
Council to be expended at lot 33,
Con. 15, on boundary of Greenock
dignified in the presence and one
and Culross. That Joseph Johnston whosee old clothes he is wearing and
expends the total amount of grant, a mother should at all times
$20, according to the request of
Greenock Council—Carried. preserve her dignity before her
Reid—Johnston—That as the hill children. The mother who never
on the 6th con. at lot 25 and 26 is in loses her queenliness will never lose
need of repair that Henry McKay I her) crown. .
has same repaired as he sees fit. Preventable misfortunes consist,
Jarvis—Scott--That the ' finance' ehiefly 0f manifold things, little to do
report as follows be adopted and butrimmense things to have done.
cheques issued for playntent of the E he Ulan who earns one dollar and
same: Levi Erb, keep of an India.-
spends two; and the man who spends
en t, $6; W. 11cI"vers, building
cul• one and snakes two, stands on either
vert, lot 13, cue. 8, a5; 0, McKee,side -of the hair line between disere
gravelling tut, 30 and :11, 0011 6, tion and heedlesnesa of ruin and
6.72 ; Munieipnlity of Kinloss, Cul. safety
russ share, 83; M. Kufl'er, 65 yards Parents generally receive that
gravel at 5e., $3.'? r: W. Richardson,
measure of filial respect that they
deserve—not always perhaps but
very generally.
When a mother•allows her daugh
ter to appropriate her wraps, gloves,
veils and other articles of personal
attire, she begins a familiarity which
sooner or later breeds contempt. A
ASTO, IA
For Infante, an?. Children.
Me tae-
timile
Signature
3e 10
or ,ry
47..,„4,e,„4".7s aa.
We Have All Eeen Them.
BANK of HAMILTON, t zn jam tics
WINGHAM,
Capital, 01,260,000.
Prooldent-,JOIIN STUART.
Viee•Prosidetlt—A. U. RAMSAY.
Bett, 15G70,0CJ I
rozzCrORS
4o5N PROCTOR, 050. ROACH. WM GIBSON, 1', A. T.
WOOD, A. B. Lan (Toronto).
Cashier—J. TURNBULL.
Savings Bank-Iloure,10 to s- Saturdays,10
1. Deposits of $1 and upwards received and Serest
allowed
Special Deposita also received at current
rates of ti .-i est.
Drafts on Great Britain and the United States
bought and cold
W. COBBOULD, Amara
B. L. DIC KIN SON, Solioitor.
People who are proud of their hu -
inanity.
People who talk all the time
never say much.
People who never say much
yet speak volumes.
People who say a great deal
do veru little,
People who look like giants
behave like grasshoppers.
People who look like grasshoppers
an dbehave like giants.
People who have good clothes, but
very ragged morals.
People who have an idea they are
religious.
People who wouldn't kill a chick-
en with a hatchet, but who try their
best to kill their neighbors with
their tongue.—Ram's Horn.
The discarded finery of a daught-
er should never constitute a mother's
,wardrope. No one feels especially
and
and
and
and
A. E. SMITH
BANKER, 1/VINGRAM
GENERAL BANEING BUSINE3S TRABt3-
ACTED.
Moneyadvanced on Farmers and Business mon on
endorsed note and collateral.
•
FARMERS SALE NOTES CASHED.
Moneys remitted by draft to all p «r of Canada and
the United States.
Notes and accounts collected on reasonable terms.
Thousands Celebrate
With thankfulness their restoration to
health, by the use of Hood's :arsapa-
illa.
Think of the vast army who havebeen
cured by Iiood'e Same Derain.
Dien, women and children who have
ettfrered the consequences of impure
blo,d, who have boon the victims
serofu'.II sores. oruptiona, dyspet.si
nerVJu•:.,ess; and steep"es:;nces,
They r:v)tnolo,
other inedieintel an
66 yds gravel, „':3.30; Jas Gaunt,
eerier fur culvert on boundary of
Kinloss and Cnlross, $2.48; henry
Pennell,) building• culvert., lot 32,
con. 10, 13.75; Peter 1Kt•oetc11,
glove►, $2.50, lumber, $,'1,02, $4.52 ;
Geo. V. Strans, 87 yds gravel, 13.1.35;
V ltettill er, 1'J yds. gravel, $9,62 ; respect for ones belongings my -eerier
II ihaitlenbt , gravelling, 53 30; V. a respeet for their possessor.
1ettinger, road through field, $2; W.
Henderson, 70 yds. gravel, $3.40; J.
Button, 80 yards gravel, $4; John
Latimer, 16 yards gravel, 80e„ con -
treat gravelling, $10, $10.80; Ed.
Wall, 25 yards gravel, $1.25, Cul-
ross share of grant on Kinloss bound-
ary, con. 14, $3,50; Peter A. Malley,
contract $1.32, gravel, 43 yds, $2.15,
$8.47; II McKay, inspecting roll,
$2; J. Johnston, inspecting roll, $2;
A. Thompson, 102 yds gravel, $5.10;
Patrick Lynott, spreading gravel,
$3.50.
Connell adjourned to meet on the
Money cc? Loan on Notes.
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Beaver Block Wingham, Ont
There are so many berries being
shipped from South Essex that the
railroads are unable to handle them.
The Economical Insuranoe Co.
has had over $30,000 lest fire losses
during the past six months than it
had during the sante period in 1896.
Doan's Kidney Pills
Doan's Kidney Pills act on the kid-
neys, bladder and urinary organs only.
They cure backaches, weak baek, rheu-
matism, diabetes, congestion, intlamma-
:ion, gravel, Bright's disease and all
other diseases arising from wrong action
of the kidneys and t,Iadder.
'Dosen't it make you sad when you
think of the poor?"
'Why, no, not particulary. It
makes me mad though, when I think
of the rich.'
,Ile is good-natured, is he?'
'Good-natured! Why, I have
have failed to obtain relief, They tried 9111 day of August at 9 a. m. in the known that marl to we ar a smiling
Hood's Sarsaparilla and it did thein good 1 town hall, Tee3water. face when he is spenktrg of taking
'They perssvero1 u1 its we ;trd it Lc Oir.I:i. BUTTON, Clerk. off a porous 1)lawter!'
complished permanent cures. 1)o you iia,#tire llfediclno.
wonder that they prase., at.d recommendtlatare's Medicine for constipation, NV/man Of the world (to youthful
it to you. Livor complaint, sick headache, admirer) --Yon 300131 to know a
ir... Hclnileek---11''llat maws you nese, jaundice and tallow complexion in great deal about married life, .Are
talk so much in your sleep Joseph? Lata Livor l'l}lp, f hey aro a perfect 1 v ,u In lured?
Henpeck•• --(;treat Scott, Maria!fo It'ng
laxative, never right or causing
came r Youthful Admirer (with a ba: e air)
One pili each night for 30 days will cure `•
tte only ela'ttrre I ever get. -constipation, 1-. 1t. o; but My father is.
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AUF:� S
8TTLE
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SIEW•
•Positively cured by these
Little rills.
They also relieve Distress from Dyspepsia,
Indigestion and Too Hearty Eating. A per
feet remedy for Dizziness, Nausea, Drowsi.
ness, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Coated Tongue
Pain in the Side, TORPID LIVER. They
Regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable.
Small Small Do e1
Small Pri•no.
Substitution
tho fraud of the day.
Sec you get Carter's,
Ask for Carter's,
:>,si;t and demand
Carter's Little Liver Pills.
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GRAND TRUNK RAIL -WAY.
DEPART ARNIVA
Toro'tto and East 1J 511 a. tn. 2 40 1'. m
3:30pDI1025pm
Palmerston mixed 8 55 a to a 40 p m
London and South 0 53 a m 11 10 a m
330pn, 800pm
Kincardine 11 10 a m 6 50 a In
255pm 330pni
1025p rn 830ainn
Her AI iesty's Diamond Jut lee
Cnrries "Queen 1'ictr•ria, }ler L;fs amt Mein,,'
into every honk. Persons who never Bald hooks
take ordersfnF(, Preface the tuner eloquent of
of
Lord DuRerhi a achievements. roto t no highly
praised. We need n ore canvassers. Easy to make
Ste to ildo a week. Rooks en time. Prospectus free
to can erasers. Arid -Iw0IOnot,'.thin and it may
fill your empty pn •krt hn0t(. 9I1IC I;1tADLE Y•
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ForTw4uty-seven Years
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PROYDILTOR AND POBLIRIIBR
R■ VANSTONE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc..
Private and Company funds to loan at lowest rat
interest. No commission charged. Mortgages, to
and farm property bought and sold
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I ale stn. tills the beat t111'•'10 for
money inaki mt. you h 990 4,+on 1.),many
a .,ay. Yo it nam" ani 1I h•••,1 H•II b•'ims yon rho
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YOUNG PEOPLE'S UNION.
Y. P. S. C. E.—Meeting in basement of
Presbyterian church every Friday evening.
B. Y. P. U.– -Meeting every Tuesday
evening in the Baptist church.
EPWORTH LEAGUE—Meeting every
Thursday evening in the Methodist church.
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STEAM PUMP WORKS
€14 Al4TE0
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E ■ L. DICKINSON,
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GoDRRho II, ONTARIO.
IENTISTRY.—J. S.iJEROSI E, L. D. S.,WINOHAs.
1,,uanufactur first-class sets of
R v teeth as cheap as they can bo made
in the Vonliuion. Teeth extracts!!
absolutely without pain, by his r
process, guaranteed perle.tly safe.
OFFICE: L, tho Bearer Block, opposite
Brunswick House.
Having purchased the entire business
from Mr. Daniel Showers, I ant now
prepared to supply the public with
Woad and )iron Force and
Lilt Pumps, 3trass aiul
Ilron Cylinders, Galvaanie-
ed Iron Tubing, Cisterns,
"Water Treesg11s, Sinks,
Baths, Pipe Fitting, WeI1
Digging and everything in con-
nection with water supplies.
Galvanized Steel Windmills for power
and pumping water.
Deep well pumps a notciality.
Itepiairing promptly attended to.
Partue writing for information or
or lering by mail should always slate
doi,th of well.
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oraU sale.
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Dental College
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