The Wingham Times, 1898-01-28, Page 4Rubber
Goods.
We have a large stock
of Rubber Goods, Water
Bottles, Syringes, Tub-
ings, Feeder Fittings, &c.,
which we are 'selling
cheap at
COLI N A. CAMPBELL'S
DRUG STORE.
Veers South of Post Mee,
Campbell's Headache Wafer
cures headache.
WR CXI' TER.
LIK \V iks ti M TIM 147,46, JJANTT..i RY 28, IbUts,
]oathsome to me,
My kidneys also MA1tISvT REPORTS.
anoiiat,
• troubled me greatly and my nervous Winehatnr January 20th 1898.
Mss. Item i.11 is at present viaitleg.
at Mr. E. Ket'r's at l en'ittll.
Mrs. Thos. Fillmore 1s in aatten•,,
dance at the bech4de of ilea' .Blather,
Mrs. James ltleKay, ,of Thamesfurd,
who is seriously ill.
In the election rgor the Reeve.ship i
on Monday last, ills. Thos, s7delntpill
was elected over ,itis. 7o1 n •A• 13ar-
nard.
A grand concert will be .given
system .seemed eompletety shattered, Corrected' by k'. Deans, Produce .Dealer.
Tongue can scarcely tell how ouch 1 l'!lour,prir 100 lbs . . . 1. 50 to 2 25
Fall 1,uboat 0 81 to 0 Sz
endured during those lcngand weary F,,prii}g'Jtunt ,.,, .,... 0 80 to 9 it1
,years. About a year ago I was :ad- ,gats. ,,... 0 '_'S to (0)k,1:., `36
vised to try Dr. Williams' Pink fills ilarley ',. ., 0 25 to 0 20
I?oas ,052 to 0621
and it was n grand day for lac that 4 Yancey,•,drawn 0 07 to 0 081
began their use. After I had used a O esc+, •• t.,. 0 94 to 0 05;
few boxes my pains had decreased xT)a utslts,•per.pair 0 40 to 0 001
and I was considerably better.. Later., Butter,,. , , :. ,' o 14 14
to 0 15
•thtougll a continued use of the hills, y sa per c rd...�. ..... , p 00 tb 1 2G
6 00 to 5 50
tunder the auspices ot the 1aub11e
, School: to the foam.
quartette took past •in .a •con-
cert at h'ordwit::l1•on Tuesday.even-
ing,
Miss Jessie ;4faavish ,visitedtn
Chesley this week
At the last meeting ,of the .Odd
Fellows of Wroxeter, the D. D. 0-,
Master installed the following officers;
N: G., John Douglas; T. G., Geo.
Paulin; Sec., J.. bretharaer•; Treas.,
Geo. Barnard; W. D., Jas. Paulin.
The el rand Master complimented .(lux
Lodge on its p,fitiane al standing. .A
load, of the bd.ethaen of Brussels paid
us a visit.
The Bewick Mutual Insurance •Go.
held its annual meeting an (;rorrie.on
Friday last.
TO ADVER1/Is.ERS.
Notice ofeh.rnges must be left at this
office net later than Saturday
noon. The copy fur changes
must be left not later than Tues-
day evening. Casual advertise-
ments .accepted up to noon
Thursday of each week,
ty 0 Oluutgp'm Imes
r'1tiIDA.Y,,JANUARY 28.1897.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
MR. P. MaLOTTIN, Liberal, was
elected M. P, for Qusbee Center, by
acclamation, ,on Monday.
The Ontario government is the
only government on this continent,
whose name appears in the Dominion
Year Book without a dollar of debt
against it. A government with such
irecord is worth keeping in power.
.1 could eat,, sleep and felt as ableto .13my per for
work as I did twenty years ago, 1 Tetat'oub,porbusbel,
CULR°SS.
The thaw of last week very nearly
spoiled the roads in this section.
Owing to the rain •c•aa Thursday
night, Mr. Fnefer, evaugilist, was
unable to be at Mr. Welwood'.rs ,as
usual.
We think the scribe should be a
trifle surer of the sentiments entertain-
ed by the "fair ones" of the 2rrd, ;Ise -
fore he makes so tree with theca as
Ito mention them to the public.
Mrs. A. Goble, who for the past
week, has been visiting at her father's,
at Zhamesford, has returned home.
The home of Mr. Alex. McKenzie,
con. 5, is hi mourning this week, for
death's hand has been they.: andtheir
is a vacant chair by the fireside. :On
Friday, Jan. 14th, John A., the ,eld
est of the family, died aged 3u years
and 4 months.. His illness was a pro-
tracted one and the sad event, though
not unlooked for, is keenly felt by
the bereaved family. The kindier
sympathy felt for the sorrow striken
ones was manifested by the large
number. who attended at the burial
of the deceatsed, which took place cin,
Monday wc,k.
„ 030 to 035
'now feel well and strong and if :alniy brie AloYe ppleser , per per lb 0 to 0
()Pray 5ld comrades see this and are i Wool19 to 21
afficted I would urge therm .to tryI Dressed hogs 5 00 to 0 00
.Dr, Williams' Pink Pills," """"",-'" '""""�"'"'•" maamas
An analysis shows that D1•.. Will- t• • ,re `!eiftar. Wood's Phos*
lions' Pink Pills eontain in ,a ,oven
.densed form, all the elements necess
• dry to give.new life and ricimees to
•the, bleed, and restore shattered :ner-
ves, They are an unfailing specific
for sueli diseases ae locomotor •astasia,
partial paralsis, St. Vitus' dance,
sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism,, 'ner-
vous headache, the after affects ofrla
grippe,` palpitation of the heart, finer
vows prostration, all diseases depend-
ing upon vitiated humors in the
blood, such as scrofula, chrocie .ery
.sipelas, etc, -Phey are also a specific,
for troubles peeuliar to females; such
as suppressions, irregularities., and
k e: s. a builda
--Brantford Exposition.
THE policy df Conservative party
seems to be "It's time for a change''
,,r't "1AI hitney will win."
Mn. WHITNEr's boom seems much
7inuch like the boons we heir on
sbam�tight days ;just the noise of
blank charges. --'Toronto Sttir.
IT has been announced that the
Provicial elections will probably be
held on Tuesday .&[arch 1st.
WEST WAiWANOSH,
'Mr Joseph Smith and family* ave
moved to his new place near •W ite-
eburel /'`
R. Taylor is attending Military
ool in London, this winter.
Joseph Clifton and wife left for
Meir home in North Dakota, after
apending, a month. :visiting their
fxlends- a \N-.. +• t,.m., s - '" - ...
Bessie Thom ]eft for Goder.ich
where She has aeeuret! ,a •situatxion.
John Leslie of S. Helen's was
visiting friends around'rbenezer on
,Sunday.
• 0r
`S'hd.G[reat English • medy.
Sold and'seem • • • ded by all
druggists
able '.•me•loin 'ieeovered. Six
ckecge 'ga, ant tot aura alt
terms df Sexua weak -, all effects of abuse
.or excess, Mental Wo y, Excessive use of To-
,bacco, Opium or: Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
•oS rice; ane ppackage S1, six, $8. One will Pole
�saayzrilLcure. Pamphlets free to an address.
:Thea•7N,00a4 Company, Windsor, Ont.
1 Sold iu Wingbam by Colina Campbell'
Druggist.
THE SURROGATE
f the County of Hux'. •
a. Onl reli-
J AMESTO WN.
Miss Cowan, of Michigan., is :visit-
tag her grandparents, Mr. (and Mrs.
David Briekenridge.
Mr, John R. Bell intends moving
tnrthe farm he leased from M-a..J.
Kisig, in a week or two, to prepare
fertile spring work.
Miss Maggie McNair, of Oran -
brook, is visiting Miss Annie Straehan
this riueek,.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ferguson were
visiting Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Simp-
son.
Mr. Stewart, of Messrs. Duff &
Stewart, ctf Bluevale was here oo
'Monday taking stock of the logs
brought to the river this month.
11'].r. Pope's sale on Friday was a
grand success. A large crowd of
,lspeenlative risen .bid the stock up to a
most pleasing figure for Mr, Pope.
On Friday of last week a sleigh
Load cf,tovial young people from the
wvest end of the 2nd eon. of Morris,
drove to the residence of Mrs. Jernes
lead b' d
all forms of wean Th y p
the blood. and restore the glow of
health to the pale and sallow cheeks.
In men, they effect a radical elm in
all cases arising from Mental weary.,
overwork or excesses pf whatever
-
nature.
:Sive stock Markets.
Toronto Jan. 25.—Tile offerings at
the Toronto cattle market today
were too heavy, and a lot of etock,
,mostly cattle of inferior class, was
left unsold at the close. Receipts are
,55 cars. including 450 sheep and
lambs, 2,700 hogs and the usual
number of calves and cows. About
eight ears of cattle were sent to
•Montreal. Export cattle — There
were�a few cars made up ; prices
ruled fell= 3•c to 41c ; two cars hold
at $4.15. Bulls for ''export brought
•aloe to 3p. Butchers' cattle—The
market was steady for gook cattle,
but trade was slow. and prices de -
,pressed for anything but the best.
Best sold at 3- c to 3-.•fe, the latter be.
r.fng paid only in ekceptiona.l eases ;
• cotnrnon to medium sold at 21c to
3• c. Stockers and feeders—Buffalo
men bought a few bead of light
stoc iters at 2.1e to 33e, All feeders
•are selling at about 31c. Sheep and
'lambs— Trade continues quiet in
shipping sheep. • There is a fair de
fim,nd for Iambs fop export to Buffalo
INA
ITv1 E. late flie MA Rthe Town OF n o Nit ghaE ATE m , Eidozw,
deceased.
Notice is hereby e. en' pi
G'hap 110, See Klan
sons rowing alaiii t at,
laiztDale,who tied .n
November, A.D. 1: aro r
,pvepaid or to del et to R. V
cant to R. 8 0 , 1887,
nd[••g Arts that all per-
t the estate of the said
abort the 30th day of
uir,d to send by post
stone, NI Ingham i'
u, solicitor for a executor of t said deceased, o(,
.or before the G day of February :xt, their names,
addles -es a ' tscriptinns, ar.d a 1.11 statement of
,particula of their laims and th mature of the
seourit if any, hot 1 by them duly . •rtiaod, and
�thutaa o• the said day the executor wil urueeed to
dist • ate the soots of the deceased uong the•
;pn les unt.tled thereto +, to rho
o•
ONLY VETETANS CAN REAL
IZE THE SUF1'`ERINGS OF .
ARMY LIFE.
STRUNG. MEN MADE HELPLESS IN- :
VALIDS—THE STORY OF ONE WHO 3171+- t
PERM DAY AND NIGHT FOR. TWE\—;
TY YEARS
From the Chatham Banner,
•- Everyone living in.•and.•i:ound.tl�e
village of Wheatley knows Mr. Peter_
Stelae, who has been a resident .)f
the place for upwards of twenty
years, and who during the whole of
that period up to last year ,:,Was tt
constant sufferer from aeute"rltiuma•
tism, complicaued by other tecbles,
until he was worn almost to a shad-
ow, At the age of twenty he joined
the 21st New York Volunteers, and
after being a member of that organ-
ization for three years, he joined the
New York Cavalry, and served
through the ,watt of the rebellion $e
prices rule for sheep at Be to 3ic,and
lambs $4.60 the $4,85 per cwt. i -I t
,ehet:s' sheep were quoted $3.25 to $4
•eaebi: and bucks at 20 per ib, Calves
—The offersings were light ; all
.choice calves sold, and prices ruled
;from $2 to $7.50 each, $$8 being paid
'for very choice veals, Milch cows
end-springers—The market was a
little•weal but all sold. Dairymen 1
want good: milk cows or early spring-
ers ,Prices rul d from $20 to $45
each. Hogs—Thu market was weak
and.prices barely held their own,
owing to heavy offerings, Choice
selections of bacon hogs s^id at 4e
to 4 c,; stores 4(c ; sows, 36 to 3:,c, ;
and stags, 2c to 21c.
Vast il3uf1ato, Jan. 25.—Cattle.--
Offerings, about 3 cars of sale stock,
mostly all held over ; market quiet
and .easy;; only a few seals on sale ;
no very good ones, and feeling tir�n
at fernier prices. Hogs—Receipts,
took part in the historic battles bf 15 loans„ market fairly active and
Bull's Run, Fredericksburg, Culpep-- higher;ttpr'tfeselect mixedt packers'
per, etc,, and at one time rode eighty ,.rides.: $4 -,to 05 ; medium weights
miles at a stretch,, carrying des• !- ' weights,
patches through the enemies lines, ro to 84 U.5,; heavy hogs, $3 95 to $4;
On another occasion he was on :corse roughs, $' 25 to $3 50; stags,5.$2 80
back fur four days and five nights. and Iambs--•�$3 25to fts, $8 95.
aboulep
p
and It is little yonder that such toad of freely sato stock, but about 3
hardships lift him as they did thous- loads of yesterday's arrivals held
ands of others, with a wrecked con- over . the market was practically un -
result
While in the artnn, as a changed' native lanbs,ehaice to e)..
result of poor food and often worse changed '• ,
•water, he was att'tcked with diar- tra, : a 85' to Vat 90 ;, fair to {,rood,
rhoea which assumed a chronic form. $0 50 to twit 80: culls to common,
This of course greatly weakened hint $4 75 to $5 40 yearling, fair mixed ,
and ho fell an easy prey to the pains to choice, 64 60 co $5 —a , native
and tear's of rheumatism. To ash ep,tocholee goocito leeted to choice faked
correspondent of the Banner, be said: sheep, 4 85 to ova t ga common to
'.T never expected to be any better fair, 3 90 to $1 $5 ; eulis to common ;
in this world as I had tried scores of , r
n having regard o,
nus of which he shall then have notice.
Dated this 4th day of January, A. D. 1898.
11 VANSTuRE,
Solicitor f r Wm. ArbnoI lo, Execu
AR
Ft PAYS TO
E YOU AWARE OF THE
FACT THAT THE
00 YOU
KNOW
THAT WE SELL
Groceries
Coal Oil
Flour
Meat
Meal
Crockery
Public School
and
High School
Books and
' Stationery a '
Sraallwares
Toys, . &c.
JOHN. KERR
GROCER, • WINGHAM..
•
CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
CHATHAM, • ON T.
is doing more for .its (pupils than aoy
other 13usines. College in the Dominion,
43, pupils were placed in two inionths.
Students from sill cluar•t•ere'are flocking
to this worehy 13us:ness -1 dhool.
Besides a l trge attendance from Chat.'
ham, there are already this year, 93
pupils registered Prom outside points --
00 of them from points •nearer to other
Budin ss Colleges than to•Chatham.
Wo presume these people investigated
the merits of the different schools, and
decided that nothina but the best would
satisfy them. hence they are here.
Write for catalogue of either depart-
ment, and a list of the 43 pupils placed in
two months.
D. clachlan & Co.,Chatham,Rnt
i' u'nbuil, the ova being compose sheen 3 2v to 3 8J
of about twenty, and :accompanied medicines whieh brought me no re-
iby a few el.W rs, made a crowd that lief nt all Sonletin.es for weeks at
were bent on enjoying the night. A a time, 11 could not fie dotvn or sleep
iloty. from this neighborhood were and could at but little. I was not
also present, 'and all poatided the only troohlied with rhentnatistn, bat
Alcor till the early hours of the morn- st times was subject to fainting spells'
All that can be said is that and at other tithes, everything seem.'
v ono w..s well employed the ed to turn black before my eyes, 1;
fro night, and thanked the host worth tarn sick at my stomach
ss tkr *eV Iwoopitailty, l;,l Lel food would prove
f
Miners returning from the Ilona•
ike state that Administrator Walsh
has issued positive orders to customs
and police posts to permit none to
enter the Yukon country this spring
without one year's provisions. They
would be in danger of starvation, it
1044piairtti>rd, if they did.
RSo
Zile leading Specialists of. America
• 20 Years til Oetroit,
250,000 Cured.
WECURESTRIC
Thousands of young and - iddle-aged
fnonarotroubled w' hthis sease—many
unconsciously. T , ey m, have a smart-
ing animation, • .all, isting stream, 's ,
sharp ,outting dins : times, slight dis-
charge, dilriet ty 1' commencing, weak
organs,-omisr on , and all the symptoms
of nervous d.'• ity—they have
VIRE.. Don't lot dootors experimenton
Yon, by cutting;, stretching, or tearing
you. Tills will not ouroyou, es it will re-
turn. *iv NEW METHOD TREAT-
MENT ,e5bsorbs the stricture tissue;
hence ence ssenieyos the stricture permanently.
It eau newer ratnrn. No pain, no sufeI-
ins, no ,detention from business by our
method. Tbosoxnalorgansarostrongth-
ened The nerves aro invigorated, and
the bliss of mahhoo'd returns.
WECURE GLEET
' Thousands of young and middle-aged
men are having their sexual vigor and
vitality continually sapped by this di••-
oase. They are frequently uneonserous
of the cause of thew symptoms. 0 one, al
Weakness, 'Unnatieral Discharges, Fail-
ing Manhood, Nervousness, Poor Mem-
ory, Irritability at tames Smarting Sen -
ration, Sunken Byes, 'wills dark .orreles,
Weak I3ack, General ,l)a re,sion, Leek
of Ambition Vnxieoeelo Shrunken
Parts, etc. GLEET and SSRIC'11TI1E
may be the cause. Don't consult family
doctors, as they have no experience in
these• special diseases—don't allow
Quacks to experiment en you. Consult
pecialists,who havemadealifestudyof
Diseases of Men end Women. OarNl+'W
AttaJIOD TILEATMTNT trill posi-
tively Duro you. One thousand dollars
for a ease wo eeeept for treatment and
eannoteura. Tertuseoder5te•foracure.
CURES GUARANTEED
lire trent and cure: EMISSIONS,
'VARICOCELE SYPHILIS, GLIiET
STRICTURE I'1II'OT.I NCY, SHOlti J Qr
D]IAINS.11.tNATIntAL J)ISl',I1ARG-
J I,KID)NEYandIILAPDEP Dieel,ou.
CONI3TJLTATION FREE. ]SOCKS Tti
FREE. If unable to call, write forj
�1iTi :5. InN BLANJs. for ROME 9' ""
Ti.LAiMi NT. ,.
KENNEDYe, KERGAN
Corr Michigan Ave, and Shelby St,
or, TpOl1', m.lCH.
1x98
We wish our many customers
;and friends a Happy and Pros-
perous New Year.
During 1898 98 we will endeavor.
to meet all the requirements of.:
sour increasing trade, and vPill.
offer the best possible inducement,
to our customers:
ALSEY PARK
$5o.00 reward for a watch we
.can't fix.
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SEES
OUR WINllOW
W.
BARRAND'S new stock must be converted
into cash by 1st JAN., and in order td d,] this, those
beautiful Scotch Tweeds have been reduced from
$15.00 and' $I8.00 to $io,00, .$ILoo and .$I2.00,
which have never been sold at these prices in Wing -
ham before.
It will pay you to acre these goads before you
purchase your winter suit.
Next door to
Erunnlch hotel.
W.BARRANll
Shaw Block, Winghanl.
Wil" sigVOMMI1M0.
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