The Wingham Times, 1897-11-05, Page 6•
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4t(gliing0alai , irne
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1897,
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Tait Whiteway Ministry was de-
feated in the general elections in
Newfoundland. The premier and
several cabinet ministers lost their
seats.
How. H. R. EImIERSON is Premier
of New Brunswick, a reconstruction
'of the Local Government being effect
ed. On account of ill health, Hon.
- James Mitchell resigned the premier-
ship. •
'CANADIAN artists have till Jan. 1
to send to the Goverment at Ottawa
models of the statues of Queen Vic-
toria, and Hon.Alexancler• McKenzie.
lilydels arenow In preiya.ration at
Toronto and Quebec.
` Iv the Greater New York elections
on Tuesday last,. Robt. Van Wyck,
the Tammany candidate was elected;.
Low (Citizens' union) and Tracy
(Republican') following next, about
even ; henry George, the young man
not being seriously it the running.
THE authorities of the Toronto
2Ianitoba innigratien office say that
8,000 settle' s have gone to the prair-
le province this year, ex:clusivo of
the 6,000 farm laborers, a large num
ber of whom will probably locate
there. This breaks the record for
- many years past.
Hoer. CLIFFORD SIFTCN says that
his trip to the passes leading to the
Yukon gold regions, have not shaken
his faith in the advisibitity of collect
ing a royalty and of reserving for
the publie benefit, a portion of the
mineral wealth of the country. It
may however be necessary to change
the details of the re alations, alceady
p. omulp;ated
HE WJN(*IA , ,NOVEMBER 5, 1897
without finding any relief from her.
suffet'ings. .Palpitation of the heart, ,
dizziness, extreme pain in the eheit,,
lass of appetite and nervousness.;
were some of the symptoms of
the disease, gathering that caused ex..
eructating pain. formed at the. knee
joints and other parts of the body,
and at last she because perfectly
helpless, and unable to walk or even
sit up. At this stage she- Wits advis-
ed. to enter the hospital, that she
might have the benefit of skilled
nurses as well as the best medical
treatiitaut ; but after speeding some
time tilero without obtaining any
relief the poor woman. gave up all
lzepe of recovery and asked to be
taken home, So emaciated and
weak clad she become that her
frle,ads were shoelced at her appear-
ance, and so utterly hopeless was her
condition that it was like mockery to
speak hopefully of her ultimate re-
covery. What then was the aston
ishment.of alt who had known her
dreadful condition. to hear that she
had at last found a remedy whose
magical power at once demonstrated
the fact that where there •is life there
is hope. The name of this remedy
that worked such a wonderful ohainge
in such a short time was Dr, Will=
Hams' Pink Pi11a, and after taking
live boxes she was able to walk
about and visit leer friends. Her
strength' gradually but surely re-
turned and in a few months from the
time she began using the medicine
she was able to resume. her .work.
The subject of this article, Mrs. Jane
Marceille, is well known, and her
youthful and healthy appearance
to -day •causes people to exclaim -
wonders will never . cease. She
attributes her restoration to her
family, solely to the virtues to be
found in Dr, Williams' Pink Pills,
and her experience she hopes, may
putsome other sufferer on the right
read to health.
..':.►tis great remedy 'enriches and
purines the blood, strengthens the'
nerves, and in this way gees to the
root of the disease driving it from the
system and curing when other reme-
dies fail.
Every box of the genuine Dr. Wil.
Hams' Pint?; Pills has the trade mark
on the wrapper around the box, and
the purchaser can protect himself
from•iniposition by refusing all.others.
Sold by all dealers at 50 cents per
box or six boxes for $2.50. • . •
John Hutton was killed in a cluar-
rel with his father, -James Hutton, in
a shanty ori Vietaria street, Toronto;
on Saturday evening, and the father
is ender arrest on a charge, ot' mur-
der.
Live a ock iria4zotu.
East Buffalo, Nov. 2 --Cattle, fair
to good stockers sold at $3.25 to$3.75
fancy, 68.85 to $3.90 ; few, $4 ; good
to choice feeders. 88.65 to $3.90 ;• up
to $4, with a few very extra bred,
at $4.10 and .8,4.15, and a. load of big
but coarse and thin staters, of 1,233
pounds, at $4. Hogs, receipts, 12
cars at fair dean tnd. Yorkers, .88.80
to $3.85 ; !nixed packers, grades,
$3.80 ; medium weights, $3.80 to
$3.85 ; heavy hogs, $3.80 to $3.85 ;
e roughs, $3.30 to $3.40 step, $2.75
to $3.15 ; piga, $3.25 to „3,80. Sheep
and lambs, receipts about 10 cars,
including five loads of Canadas.
heavy Canada sheep, fat and
wronzil 0 2ILE smooth, sold at $4.25 to $4,35; lambs
r `HARD WORK BROUGHT ON A SEVERE
ILLNESS.
d 6 u X14 I
NERVOUS PnOVERATION,DIZZIYESS AND
EXTREME WEAKNESS -DR. WIL-
I:192S' PINS PILLS CAME TO
nit RESCUE AFTER HOS-
PITAL TRT.tTDIET
FAILED.
1. nn o Fart William Journal
In the town of Fort Williamlives
a brave widow, who for years has by
dint of constant labor• kept the wolf
from. the door and her little family
together. Frommorning till night
she toiled to provide comforts for her
loved ones until nature at last pro-
tested against smell a constant drain
on her strength, and so she began to
lose health. Soon the slender framebecame unable to bear its daily load
ff toil, and the poor mother was atlast forced to give up the unequal
contest, and become a bard= a here
she hadonce been the ehief support.1
Nervous prostration, heart disease,
consumption and other navies were,
given to her malady by local physi-
eland, but months passed during;
which she suffered untold agony'
yearlings, choice to prime, $4.65 to
$4.75 ; fair to good, t -I.25 to $4.50.;
culls to commoti yearlings, $3,60 to
$4.10 ; native lambs, choice to extra,
$4.50 to 85,50 ; fair,to good, $5.15 to
$5.35 ; culls to conlnion, $4.25 to $5 ;
native clipped sheep, choice to select-
ed wetllers, x 4.50 to $4,75 ; good to
choice !nixed, $4 to x$4.40 ; common
to fair, ,13.50 to $3.90 ; culls to com-
mon, $2.50 to $3.35 ; export ewes, to
prime wethers, *3.75 to $4.50
Toronto, Ont., Nov 2 -Receipts at
the Toronto cattle Market today
were fairly heavy, being 44 cai.s,
including 700 sheep and lambs,1,600
hogs, 22 eows and 14 calves. Export
cattle, the best price being $4.90 per
cwt., and from that to $4.50. But-
chere' cattle. Some choice sold at
$8:75 per cwt. ; the general run for
good loads was 31c to .',?;e. Quite a
few loads of medium sold at 3c.BulIs.
--Some good export sold at 3.",'e and
stock bulls sold at tie, to 3•a c.. DIS
tiliery men want a few good feeling
bulls. Stockers and feeders -There
was an active demand for fight
stockers for Buffalo at $2.00 to $8.30'
per ewt. Dt.tillery men and fann-
ers are buying a few .feedors,at 18.30
to 0.60 per ewt., some fanev half
fat steers going perhaps a little high.
er. Sheep and lambs --There :was
kaA c.
/Gam. -In Wingham, ou Novetnbe 4tb,
t4,0 wife of Mr Jos Gray, ot a son.
VNour.,e,-In East l'k awanosh, ou Ooto-
ber 20th, the wife of Mr W `T Nobie, of
a daughter'"
l:tioalkt'osn- In Morris, on November
40th,sonthe./ wife of Mr Russell Richmond, of
Ktiio.--In Corrie, on October 27th,
tiie wife of Jortes King, Albert street, of
o daughter.
MvNiio.-In Wroxeter, on October
23rd, the wife of A.N4unro,of a daughter.
LiromaND.-In Ouiross, on October
23rd, the wife of W. J, Maitland, of a
slaughter.
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1$141tltiZ=4D
RITOUIR-N}xox,-est the home of the
bride's father, on Ootober 27th, by' the
key, S. W, Itoiworthy, Mr. George li.
Ritchie, of Toronto, to Miss Isabel Nix.
on. of Teeswliter..
Engen--TURNRR.-Ori the 200h inst.,
at the residence of the bride's father, by
the ttev, N. S. Burwasb, Mr, David
.Edgar to Miss Sarah Turner, fourth
daughter of Mr. Charles Turner, both or
u i toss.
JOHNSTON -- MOWHTNNF,Y.--On Wed-
nesday, October 27th, at St. Thomas'
Church, by Rev. 0.13. Shoat, the rector,
Rev, D. A. Johnston, of Miignetawan, to
Anna JJ 1. Mo1G Kinney, formerly of Wing-
bin:,the llth
inbt., by Rov. D, Guthrie, Mr. Jelin. D.
McLean to Miss Annie Campbell, both
of Kinloss,
WILLXAAIS--IioGARTu,---At the resi-
dence of E. J. Blake, 477 York street, by
Rev. Robert R. D„'on October
30th, 1507, William Moris Williams, ot
Goderich, to Jessie Hogarth, of Kincar-
dine.
E11SED.
I+'oux'rerx.-In Teeswater, on October
32nd, Catherine McBride, beloved, wife
of George Fountain, aged 76 years.
Dicetsox-10 Senforth, on Ootober
25th, Helen R. Dickson, aged 84 years,
was scarcely any demand .for export
sheep, '-on account of depressing
cables ; prices ruled from Sc to .8ie
per Ib. Butchers' sheep quiet, at -
$3.50 to $3,75.There was a good de-
mand for Buffalo, and prices were
firm at 4 -?,,c per lb. Calves -Choice
sell readily at top prices, too many
poor calves coming' forward. Quo-
tations rule from $2 to k8 each:
Milch cows and springers -There
were quite a few dairylt}en on the
market, looking for newly calved
cows ; choice cows and early spring-
ers, sold readily, but coalition cows
wore not wanted. Prices were firm
at, $25 to $46 each. Hogs --Offerings
were lighter and the market was,
f}rm;,at 4-3e to 411e for choice selec-
tions, weighed -off the cans. Thick:
'fat light and stores sell at 4 •0; stores
aro wanted.
There doesn't seem 'to be
very much the matter with
your child. He doesn't ac-
tually lose weight, but there
is no gain. He belongs to
that large class of children
that don't seem to prosper.
You look at him a little
more thoughtfully than you
do at the rest and say "He is.
not doing well.". Failure
to gain in weight in a child
is a danger signal. : Scott's
Emulsion should be taken
at once. • It puts on fat
where health demands it,
strengthening the digestion.
SCOTT & BONNE, Beelev,7le, Opt.
Order
-AA'ND-.
Tlwri
-FROM THE--
HOL3`IT IN DAIRY.
WHAM
SAW MILL
All kinds of rough and dresse
LUMBER,
-SHINGLES,
--•L1TII,
-WOOD,
-BARRELS,
---CEDAR POSTS, Ete.
,rept constantly on hand and deliver-
on shortest notice.
Call and get prices as we are
determined not to be undersold,
McLEAN & SON
'INGRAM. D. J. G ED D ES.
MARKET REPORTS.
wixem x.
• Winghain, November Sidi, 1897.
Corrected by 1'. Deans, Produce Dealer.
Flour er 7,00 lbs, ,,,, 1 50 to 2 25
Fall Wlieat......... . ., 0 80 to 0 82
Fall Wheat, new.. , , , , .. , 0 80 to 0 82
Spring Wheat .0,75 to 0 89
Oats,.,., 44 • ••• q 20. to. 0 22
Barley , • p 25 to 0 27
Peas,,.,, ....... ,.,, 0 40 to 0 42
Butter,,, .,,,, 0 14 to 0 15
Eggs nor dozen... ,.,. 0 14 to 0 14
Wood per card,,.. ,... .,, 1 00 to 1 2u
Ri y per ton, ,...,. 5 00 to 5 50
Potatoos,perbushel, ..,,, 0 30 to 0 85
Tallow, per lb,. , 0 8 to 0 4
Dried Apples, per lb.., 0 3 to 0 5
Wool 19 to 21
4111,
TICE
'7-IA1 NOTICE that the Municipal
Council of the Corporation of the
Town of Wingharo, intends,to carry
out the following local imprbvo.
meats namely :
(n)..The construction of a concrete
sidewalk four and ono half feet wide
the east side of Shuler Street, zona
Diagonal Road to Alfred Street ; . ence
along the south side of Allred ' trees to
Josephine Street.
(b). The construction o
a concrete
sidewalk four and one•balfeet wide on
the west side of Minnie street from the
South East. corner o Lot 478 to the
North East corn:, of ' ot 4661..
(D). The const u ion of a concrete
sidewalk five fes isle on the Nortli aide
of John street, from Josephine Street to
a point one hundred feet west of the
South East corner of Lot 57, Peter
Fieher's survey.
(d). The construction of -a concrete
sidewalk four and one half. feet wide, on
the south side of John Street from
•William Street to Frances Street.
(e). The construction of• a concrete
sidewalk four and one-half feet wide, on
the North side of Vitoria Street, from
Leopold Street to Carling Terrace.
(1). The 'construction of a concrete
sidewalk four and one hall feet wide, on
• the North side of Patrick Street, from
Leopold Street.to Josephine Street, and
thence on the South tido of Patrick
.Street to Frances Street.
J. 13. FERGUSON,
Clerk.
Clerk's office, Wingham, Nov. 5, 1897.
PAY YOUR R T,1 E
For the convenience of ho public, the
Tax Collector will . : in a Clerk's office,
in the Town Hall,
Ever .. Friday
from 2 to 4 p. m., and ou Monday and
Tuesday, December 13th and 14th from
10 a. m. to 5 p. in., and any other day at,
his residence, Franoes street. All taxes
must be paid not later them December
14th.
NUM. ROBERTSON,
Collector.
ate es
.AND...
em .r
We have the largest and best
stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
etc., to choose from in the town, and
our prices are as low as ever.
0
OHRlS TMAS
GOODS
arriving daily.
All Repairing done on the
Premises.
PAT E RSO
9
Opposite Bank of Hamilton,
(,m THE BUTCHER °e
Is selling all kindsof
MEATS
-at the -
OLD PRICES.
Meat delivered and orders taken
daily.
We have a large sree% of
Fanc
AN PORCELAIN.
These gooas are very pretty and prices
are moderate,.
Also a large assortment of decorated Tea
Sets, Dinner Sets and Toilet Sets,
A six piece Colored Toilet Set fQr $1.50.
T
HN KER
GROCER,
W]EN GRAM? .
HE LE DING
Ln.g
One of the features of this business is the Cloth-
ing Department, and it pays well to buy your clothing here.
We ask you to carefully examine
Our men's extra heavy Tweed
Suits, superior lining and fin-
ish, fashionable cut and neat
. fitters, regular price 87 50 for..
Black Worsted Coats and
Vests, venetian finish, newest
cut, well bound, first-class lin-
ings and tri comings, excellent fit, Ar)
regular price $10.00, our price..
Men's heavy brown Frieze
Overcoats, doable -breasted, slash
pockets, high storm Dollar, splen-
did linings and well made, for..
We have the Overcoats with
the patent sure to-keep-the•arni-
warm-sleeve" in them, See
them, theyare comfortable.
$5.00
Good, solid Vests at 85c, extra weight wearing Pants at
$l.00. We want your butter, egg and poultry, and will pay
you the highest market price for thele.
R. o O
Opposite Chisholm's Drug Store.
GNi
IT'S NT NECESSARY.. . .AYTO N
To lay aside your soiled or faded
suits eor overcoat% but take thew
to the Wingbaiu Cleaning. and Dy
fug, Woiks, and have then clean-
ed, 'dyed and repaired to look like
new.
J. W. SNELL.
Proprietor.
All sizes al, L. es .rice (Whitechurch
Station). ,r .ply to
,.J.DO
Wlntoe
ifratJ, a tom. Las"t-! •, + llea-u' 'iii eeera®' r•'aT-_'maeeplapa ltd
Did you ever see how careworn
faces Can be nude to look
FRESH, REFINED HO YOUNG
um ft_
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Gentlemen's Wigs
Ban:
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IF NOT, TRY
roam
See hi,. on Lis vi•it to
Winghai at e l rl3.Piswic Hotel
i h ay, Nov. 11.
Thou•,ands owe their goo ooks to his art and
skilful devises. He has
nd Tougees, Ladies' Wigs, •,II Wigs,
Wavey Fronts, Switches, &e.
rt will pay you to seo .
snoods tried on, You will then b
the true state of your personal
Remember at
p
baro these
le to rea11ze
ranee,
Y , Brunswick Hotel Wing
Thursday, Nov. 11.
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T.
SULLIVAN
Has just received a nice line of PALL GOODS,
. . .in newest designs, including . .
t SUI"'INQS
PANTINQ5,
OVERCOATINQS, ETC.
'EVERYTHING NOBBY AND UP -TO -DAT A.
See my stock before Purchasing elsewhere,_„_,,
W. T. S` TDDI-rsT"_A.:.L\T.,
Opposite flank of Hamilton. WNtxAbl