The Wingham Times, 1897-08-20, Page 88
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M1 Hit WINN°
UR. LOW PRICES
( for August makes
1 business brisk from Mon-.
. i day until Saturday and
_I these special prices for
Saturday, Bargain Day are
ratended to bring enough,'
business to enable us to
sell on a very small profit. )
SATURDAY.
are unable to pay the, priee; tat een-
Iii
I sequence is thet meny are :tag to-
gether as husbanti and wite. le union
is binding only ae long as they oan
agree, otherwise the „bead ot union is
dissolted and new allianoes aro formed ,
on the skive terms. Only the Gospel
of the Graee ot doll can remedy this
state of affairs. May the great aced be
abundantly implied.
High Etc:hoot Examattations.
The following are the official results of of bridge on river, eons. 10 and, 11, death from weak heart, the troub'e
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the High Stilton', second form examine- and that he bad Appointed Rolxirt, aided her since early ehildhood. On
tions for this district. be retet of the Shiell, lot 32, eon 11, to get in his several oceaelons she has been so low
third and ourth form examinations Will. Tr
p ace. The easurer's. report since that it was not thought posssible for
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be announced in a few day:
_ illteuild TIMES AUGUST 201 1S97.
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saw emulate equesattoe. Nal lot ga, elate. some of whom positively rotes"
Om, 8, reeeincLand laid over until ed to treat the patient on the ground
next Meeting of the councilCom— that it MS no use. The subject tf
munieation from theclerk of Tororto, the affliction referred to is the wife
inviting delegates asota canteen to of a highly respected wellatado—
tat'end a convention to be held in farmer in the township of Logan,
Toronto in September next, re aboll— near the village ctf Dublin. Mr, and
gen of tax exemptions, received and Mrs. Thomas Green are firm believers
read.—Filed, The Reeve reported in the efficacy of Dr. Williams' Pink
that 'Wm. Sutherland had declined Pills, and for very good reasor.s. Mrs.
to act as inspector for the rebuilding Green has suffered everything bet
r
last megting showeti a cash balance her to recover. Hee greatest trouble
\n.—Form II—E. Beaton, F W often arose from exhaustion or a '
McGuire, M W Morton, B 0 Ross, (hon. on hand at date of $673 33. Robt.
mak 0 W Boss.. Part I, form 11—P J Shiell, in his capacity as inspector of sudden start,and at such times her
Vety, S itichardeon, W Rutherford, .a. M bridge • on river, cons. 1,0 and 11, heart seemed to cease throbbing, and
Bremner, J F Forster, 0 Hisooks, M Mo.
Stewart, 8 Thompson, 0 Welsh. Part I, reported that the tinaber supplied the breathing was fitful and labored.
without phyaics—M MoClenaghan, A M was of good quality and elp to the Doctor's medicine seen ed to have no
50 pair Ladies' Fine Button and ' Ritchie.
requirements of specifications; the effect whatever. She was advised
Lace Shoes, regular $1.40 and Biitissax,s,—Forro II -1 Buchanan, G
work was also done in a good sub by one physician that all that could
$1.50, Saturday $1.10. Buchanan, (honors), Cousley, I Gerry,
Rowe, J M teeny, A Lemont, (honors), stantial maneer, and further, that be done for her was. to keep up ber
30 pair Ladies' Oxford Shoes, B Lamont, J McCracken, F F Wilson. the council was justified in payin strength, and it was with a view to
regular $1.50, Saturday $1.35 Part 1, form W L Gilpin, L E me- for same in full of cataract and strengthening her system and with
6 dozen Gent's fine Linen Col -,a Lauchlin, D MoLs.uohlin.
1 ' M 00 agreement. Moved by Mr. Bone, no hope that her heart would bebene-
lens, regular 20e., Sat. 120.
10 pairs Shirt 'and Drawers,
slimmer weight, regular 50c.,
Saturday
25 Iitiys' 2 piece Sults, extra c
ling, E Dowzer, g Geiger, W Geiger, A seconded by Mr. Scott, that the IZeeve flted that site began the use of Dr.
LINTON. ,
Johnsi:A. 13:Kennedy, S Kennedy, (honors), and Treasurer. be authorized to bor- Williams' Pinks Pills. She had not
T K McNabb, (hoaors), W E Reid, (hon. row funds sufficient (nut to succeed been taking them long, however,
ors), S E Reid, (honors, WE Reith, (honors),
F Reynolds, (honors). F M Stanbury, J at $900) to pay all claims -and espenses when there was an nnmistakable
relief from the trouble that bad
Torrance E Weir, (honors), 11 J Worth- incurred for building bridge on river
good, reg. 0.50, Sat. $2.50. d ington, (honors). Part I, form II —N L .cons. 10 and 11.—Carried. Moved made her whole lite miserable.
f 20 Men's Suits, light or dark, )
regular $7.50 Saturday.$5. c
50 Stiff and Soft Hats, regular
ti $2.25 Saturday $1.50. /
20 pieces fancy Dress Goods reg.
g 35e, and 40e. Saturday 25c.
12 lic. Saturday The.
6 pieces faney Print, regular
20 doz. children's last Black -
Hose, reg. 10e. Saturday 5c.
10 pieces black and cream Lace
Brandon, L Brigham, N D Buonanan, A ,
Cbidley, Eva Cooper, 171 E Cooper, 11. Li oy Mr. Carr, seconded by Mr. Lock— During the .past summer she has
power. used Pink Pills freely, and has enjoy
Curtis, E M Doherty, ii Grant, 0 Heylar, hart, that the Treasurer be itn
A Hess, F Zing, A McAllister, A. F Mc• vd to deposit•aid withdraw township ed better health than for many years
M et Thompeon. Part 1, without physics funds from the Bank of Hamilton, before, and has been able to do not
Lean, P Plumsteel„ M Tamttn, II Taylor,
—J Anderson, E 0 Anderson, W B Bag. Willgham, withellt the sianature of only her household work, but also
show, A. 0 Butohard, R Oapling, E M R Reeve. — Carti61. „-Commuuleation many of the outdoor chores that fall
Fowler, 8 Irwin, N j Isbister, D P mc- from Vin Lane Esq -County Clerk, to the lot of a farmer's wife. The
Ewen, A. McLean, N J McMichael, A • ' I - \L.:, '• different physicians who have treat—
reeelaed, stating that the sum at
Marshall, M Moffatt, R G Reid, R 0 Rieh• ed her have frequently told her It us-
ardson, D Ross, W Stout, A Taylor, 0 A. $1912 30 was reqniret . from the
Tebbutt. township this year formetitrel county band that they would not be surpris-
reg. 10 and 121-e. Sat -50. ? Down, li .6dge, A. McLeod. d'.„.
' • put poses, Resolved, tliat 1•41'
levied to ee. ment,Arat sbe — to•dey n strorg,
lq
. SEAFORTH.—Forin 11—J la Bigort 0 W . . thee ed to he hear other death at any ino—
bum of $1126 28 be
0 Thomp.
lu nieces Shaker Flannel, reg. gart, A Murray, 11 Purcell, E
son, 0 Walker. Part term II—P Beat- towns.lup improvements and officers' woman, eaj. e. leg better health thou t
Satnrday 5c. tie, I, Lorrance, 0 Gillespie, M Hartry, salaries also the sem or 81550 for she has done for years. Both Mrs.
e 6 doz. Clothes Pins, Saturday,:
for 5e.
2 Wash Boards for 25e.
SPECIAL PRICES PRICES ON SUITS '
MADE TO ORDER. MAKE GUAR-
ANTEED NO. 1.
Eer Ask for a $25 Card, good 5
for 1 doz. No. 1 Cabinet a at
the Star Photo Co.
Shop early at
M. H. IVIcINDOO'S.
R A Kemp, N 13 McLean, J R Morrisen, sr eclat school . rate, heall $4618 58. Green and her husband feel grate—
IP Hartry, T W Hammett, L 0 Hodge's, .
A rate of 4.3 mills un the duller on
this year FIFFTSMMit 'WAR struck to
rtiit,e this amount, and 13y—law Noa7,
1997, confirming. the 'dime wits duly -
read and paased, George Kraelding
a resident. of Morris, and also owner
of Si S!- lot.42, eon: 4, uf this town-
ship, was present, eoMplaining that a
ditch made by order of engineer's
award some years ago tbro .gh Ni.
lot 42, con. 3,nlo through part
nf lots 40 • and 41, lot 42, con.
4, had been left in an unfinished
state, and, requesting that somq:
thing be clone to have the sante
rectified. Mr .Kraehling was adaia-
ed by the council . to apply to the
Morris &weal to take _Ration in this
matter. Forty-six debentures were
passed and ordered to be .signed for
payment of accounts, principally for
building and repairing culverts,
gravel and gravelling on the public
roads, etc.,. amounting in . all to
$276 21: A part of the sebool war-
rants for the current year were re.
ceired, when the council adjourned
until Monday,Sept...tither 2Qth.
B Puncliard, 13' Rennie, D D ileuu,
Part I, without physics—M D .Kemp, A 0
Lawrence, E Murdie, LI Robinson, V
Simpson, M A Stniilie, B Stephens, A F
Waugh, B Young. Physics only —.1) It
Landsborough, T alcQuaid.
GODItItiCif.—Forio II -51 Armstrong, W
R Begley, M Cantle, CIM Elliott, Li Jr -
dine, A. L Keefe, F R Munro, 'honors), T
C MoOonnell, 1VIcKenzie, F E McLean,
(honors), F McLeod, H Tisdale, D Webber.
Part 1, form 1I—M A. Bailie, 5 Drayer, 31
J Dunlop, W Ce Edward, H Fergusou, W
GarrielteJ Green, W Johnstoue, J H
Joynt. W Kilpatrick, It M Martin, W
'Mathison, \V McBurney, T M MoSwen,
E J Rhyuas, R Sheppard, G M Strang.
Part 1, form It—Mary Tiohborne, 13 A
Hill. Part I, without physics—M A Amy,
L I Cunningham, W Elliott, Howard,
C Crowston, B E Graham, 0 M Graham,
M Keefe, D MoDougell, E Paterson, W H
Reed, Maggie Tichlioree.
The following information by Principal
Mosgrove, is submitted for the heuefit
of pupils :
(1) No change will be made in the leav-
ing for 18e8, —the same course of study
and the Couuty examiners. '
(2) Form 1 is retained, and Public
School pupils may take either form I or
the leaving as the first. part of their
primary.
(3) Those who have passed form II, and
have also passed either the leaving or form
1, may (if of age) prxeed to a Model
School.
(4) Those who have passed part I of
form II (with or without physics) may
proceed to the Junior Leaving without
writing again on form II, and morepver,
they have passed this examination in ar-
ithtnetic and mensuration, grammar and
rheterio, English and Ganuatian hivtory.
and will not require to take these subjects,
either elm Junior Leaving or Junior Matric-
ulation.
(5) In the future Latin will be required
for the junior Leaving (second class).
This subject reqnires considerable time.
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etaDDITIONAL LOCALS.
HARVEST EXCURSION
"Wednesday last was the day of the an-
nual harvest excursion to Manitoba and
the Northwest There were , tickets
sold at the C. P. R. Ration here, and 80 at
Teeswaterstation. We give below a list
of those who left here, also their destina-
tions. For Moosejaw—R A Dinsley. Thos.
M McClyniont, Peter McDougall, J W
Bone, A W Hoover, R Perkins, John
Turnbull, W Nicholls, D McPherson, D
Garter, If Kinsman and G W Blackwell.
Estivan—W C Cleghorn, D Dinsley, G A
MaDonogh, H Angus, James Flannagan
and F Flannagan. Griswold—G Patterson
. and Alfred Patterson. Killarney—Mrs. 0
-Pinnen, Ida Finnen, Sarah Finnen, Robt.
Mitchell. Moosomin—Anthew Hnod, R
'Woods, Mrs. John Buchannan and daugh-
ter. Brandon—W Garduer, J Lockman
and William Hunter. Indian 13ead- Mise
• Ida Pelton, Alfred Beattie and Bose Jobe.
etre'. Denlehin--A R McDonald. Minne-
deal- P .1 Wellwood. Morden —Mrs. Sarah
It is proposed to 'start a class in this tr•b•
' /, Ret Portage—Mrs. James Irwin.
Nesbitt—Mat- ]et, so that ell who have passed the en-
tieFraekin—T 0 Robertson. Nesbit.
trance may, if they so desire, commence
t.4.,4%.!,- Popular Point--\Villiam Gray.
Boise .sshi—Mrs. Mary McKinney. Del. the study of this subject. Those who
have passed form II. or part I of form II,
°rain( Hawthorne. Last year
there -etre 51. tickets sold on a smoky ex- 01..1 purpose Preztivdinm furtiutri may
combine to attend the Public School for
()ureic'''. colonist sleeping car wita at -
another year at least, taking up algebra,
tanht d et Teeswater, and e.lo one at Elar-
encient hietory and .Latie, so that
Herm. so pat-sengers will go through to
thtir et:441416M without chenge. they may be ttble to pass the J eider Leav-
ing by attending the High School one
year,
SOUTH AMERICA AS J. MISSION
FIELD,
A very interesting and instructive ad-
dress t7-1 ••• South America as a Mission
Field." wio given in the Baptist Church
on 'Wedo..stiay evening, by Rev. A. B.
Revalue, n ttrioluate of McMaster Univer-
sity, l'oronto. Mr. Reekie spent sev-
eral months in this Held last year,
and is going out again this fall as a mis-
sionary of the Canadian Baptist Foreign
Mission Society. will be accompan-
ied by one or two other young men, who
are alai being' sant out by this same
Board of Missions. For years past mis-
sions r es bMe been sent, to India, China.
A.Entes, and other foreign lands, while
here oat our own continent aro 50,000,00n
of people irt the darkness of Paganism.
Tbe political. social and religious life of
Otis people, was graphically portrayed by
Mir. Re .14s. Bull iighte, horse racing
= add the theatre are the principal forms
roattecenent on Sundays, and theae
I'd attended ny all classes of the people,
women and children betng alt
ants to see the sport. As a result of'
eteliteetretelity Roo the uncleanness of
EAST W A WANOSR.
Mrs. Thomas Pon:ton, of Cleveland
Ohio, is holidaaing at the residence
of her father, Robert Mutch.
Miss L. Taylor visited her cousin,
Miss Rose Lockhart, last week.
Miss Bertha Youngblut, ;if Auburn
is very ill with tittle hope of rewvery.
Mrs. James -Jackson, of Sault Ste,
Marie, Miele,. is home to recruit his
health.
Miss Emma' j01 dnn, of Goderich,
township has returned home after
spending a week with her cousin
Miss Ethel Carter,
Hiss Sharp, of Teesewater, is the
is the guest of her uncle, Rev. R.
Henderson, of Auburn.
The council met in the council
room on August 12th. Nfembers all
present. Minutes of last meeting
cases read, corrected and pa.sed, Accounts
temple, there are many
est ; smallpox and yellow fever t of Hart & Riddell, Toronto, and
ptevateet from the same calms. I Standard printing office. Blyth, re—
aierge laws are in the hands of ceived and ordered to be paid. Ac—
ao Catholic Church, and
veept,e :being for services rendered per
aa. shot many of- the
lean permed at zucli so enor- count of Jas. Marshall, engineer,
ful fur the great benefit tni, los re-
ceived from the use of Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills, and roam DO words in
soundieg their praises to everyone
who enquires what has wrought such
a wonderful ebange in Mrs. Green's
health and spirits. '
In cases of paralysis, spinal
troubles, locamotor ataxia, sciatica,
rheumatism. erYsipelas, scrofulous
etc.,• Dr. Williain& Pink Pills are
superior to -till other treatment. They
also a specific for the troubles
that make the lives of so many wo—
men' a blirden and • spedily restore
thei'meh glow of -health to - the rade.
aand aallow cheeks. • Men broken
down by overwork-, -worry or ex--
eesse , will find in Pink. Pills
Certain Caro. Sold by all dealers, or
sent by mail postpaid, at 40e a box
or six boxes: for P2.50 by Addressing
Dr. Williams' Mediethe Co., Brock—
ville, Ont., or Schenectady. N. Y.
• Beware of imitations'and substitutes
alledged to be "just as paid."
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1 IT'S 140T 4!'ECEScAEY
PETER PoRTERFIELD, Clerk.. s,, * .
Mend from Infa
TBE WAND OF WEISE 'WAV-
ED OVER MRS. TOS. -
GREEN.
FROM DER CHIL191 OOD .'ITE SUFFERED
pawl HEART '10 LES—DOCTOR.
SAID NOTHI G OULDBEDOteE
FOR IlEn THAT HER
DEATH MIGHT BE
AT MY MO—
MENT.
From the Herald, Rot ford,
"Of the making of books there is
no end," it has been said, and the
same claim might be said of -the
making of testis onials in the favor
of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. Won—
derful are some of the statements
published in the newspapers as to the
mires effected in all parts of the
country. Fresh evideni:e proves that
the half has not beet told. Were it
not for a false sense of delicacy which
a great many people entertain in re—
gard to such matter, the columns of
the press is mild be literally teeming
with grateful acknowledgements
of' benefit derived from and pernia—
nent cures effected by the use of Dr.
Williams' Pink 11136 for Pale People.
It is quite within the mark to say,
that there is en other -medicine offer—
ed the publie that can at all eompare
with Dr. Williams' Pitk Pills, and
there is not a corner in this wide
Dominion in which tl.eir vuttm have
not been. preyed. A cure which re—
cently estate to the knowledge of the
representative of the Herald is desev
ing of bting widely knoll n. It is
an instance of heart, trouble tbat..
baffled the skill number of phyBb b
Ty lay aside your eoiled or forged
twits ur overcoats, but take them
to the Wingliatn Cleaningand Dy
ing •Wo ke. and have thew clean-
ed, dyed and repaired to.look like
new. .
J. W. SWELL.
Proprietor
Er PAYS TO
CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
CHATaAM, ONT.
=4..
ss b.- l'./STASS/a41. ?LS k
LAST CHANCE
----FROM US FOR-- 1°11
ACHEAP GOODS1*-
.f. I
BUSINESS
We have decided to retire from---,
,--and so during the next----,
THIRTY w DAYS.
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We will give you,
SLAUGHTER RICES.
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY nights, Com-
mencing at 7 o'clock.
We will hold
SPECIAL SALE
To clear out Job Lines, at prices that will interest you, Come
early and get first choice. You may expect
aPha. 1ER (Ur 1 1$44.
as Our Stock is still large and well assorted.
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inrAll outstanding accounts must be settled before that date, if
you want to save trouble; after that claw our affairs will be placed
in other bands for settlement. A word to the wise is sufficient.
MACDONALD BLOCK.
bE"'agg& a; a aaSAZ4.
Before Purchasing Your"
ear:
SUIT
CALL AND SEI
W. BARRA.NDS'
, GOO D3
8011 cads In finding potions tor grad.,
notes.
We have be --n pladmr 811 arertiv of two per
week. Fotty.one urge placed hoteeeli Janitor" lst
and Ding lst. fciir
Th.f0l1.wi,iit Is au extract from %I Ater just re.
eeived f,ont one *f the niter Anieriean Colleges;—,
'We 'mist make a. change of teacher In ur Susi.
nets Department. slould ?on recommend 8 young
man to take charge?
We are continually receiving such roryaests from
other Bwiness .Colleges and also troni business
hooses
R pays to grids:no from a school wl•aso s'udents
ate in demand. College re -opens 5 ptember 1.st
For Catalogue, address,
O. MOLACIILANfr Co.,
Chatham, Ont.
Cook's Cotton Root Compound
Is the only safe, reliable
monthly medicine on whiclt
ladies can depend in tht
hour and time of need.
Is prepared in two degrees
of strength.
NO. I for ordinary cases
is by far the best dollar medicine known
—sold by druggist, one Dollar per box.
No. 2 for special cases—ro degrees
stronger—sold by druggists. One box,
Three Dollars; two boxes, Five Dollars.
No. 1, or No. 2, mailed on receipt of
price and two 3 -cent stamps.
The Cook Company,
Wisesoir, Ontario.
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Winghaut and everywhere
oi hie druggists.
.They are certainly. the newest out.
The latest designs from both
ENCLISH AND CANADIAN
MANUFACTURERS
and have no equal in town.
Remember the place, next door to
the Brunswick Hotel, Wingham.
SY1'^' aeS
WINORAM.
IENERENA
Are You
RUPTUFRED? 4•
If so it is your advantage to
call on Gordon & Co.'s Drug
Store, Wingliam. They
are the agnts for/the
celebrated' WttrtfOre - --
. . Truss.
.14/HY THE WETMORE IS THE
ONE FOR YOU : • ,
Because it is dangerous to be a
moment without one. ,
2. It will never rust and is conse-
quently durable.
3. A person wearing a Wetmere 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,
6. Some ofour townspeople can-
-
testify to its merits.
7. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded.
1.
GORDON & CO.
.11/14,18.43,WteAllt/teele4i7/ZeliSelleN1.11,1)414t1/1147).AteVellitAhAtAte1~1.4te4t,
/NT-.Ew------
$E'nrniture and Undertaking Stare
$— —IN—
Ireland & Button are putting in a complete Stock of Furniture and
Undertaking consisting of
BEDROOM SUITES, PARLOR SUITES, DINING SUITES, TABLES and
CHAIRS of all kinds. SIDEBOARDS, LOUNGES, SPRING BED
MATTRESSES, CURTAIN POLES, PICTURES, PICTURE
FRAMES, MOUNDINGS, minorts, Ete., in. feet
everything that is kept in a
FIST -CLASS FURNITURE STORE
A complete stock Of Undertaking kept t -n hand and prices reason-
able.
"Remember the place, Irelatid's old stem, opposite tha Mac-
donald Bk ek, (Residence opposite the foundry.
IRELAND & BUTTON.
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