The Wingham Times, 1898-01-28, Page 8BIG
REDUCTIONS
A BARGAIN
CARNIVAL
AMONG
N GOODS
atit ' rB3: TE.RY O B' MAZ:I..t .,17P -
The Presbytery of Maitland met a
`. Wingttany Jan. 1$th. .Rev. W F. Tull,
Moderator. The Auditot''s report was
presented. It was agreed that congro-
' gattens be asked to coati ibute at the rate
of seven cents per family for the Presbytery
fend for the ensuing year.
Resolutions of condolence with the
widow and family of the late Rev.
IAlexander Sutherland, and with the widow
lend fancily of the late Rev. William Burns,
of Toronto, were adopted.
Remit of Assembly, re appointment of
Committee on Estimates, was also ap-
proved of.
The Presbytery will apply to the Gainer.
al Assembly for leave to receive into the
ministry of the .Presbyterian church in
Canada, the Rev. Colin t3iuclair, minister'
of the Free Churoh in Scotland.
',Me annual report on Young People's
Societies was read and adopted.
The Presbyterial Young People's As-
sociations reported: -'Che annual con-
ventiou was held at SVingham, the 17th
inst. The Association recommeuded the
Y. 1'. Societies to devote their funds to
the Klondyke mission. Ministers are
asked to bring this to . the notice of their
young people and iurptess on them the
necessity.
A committee, consisting of Messrs.
McKay, Murray, West and Henderson,
was appointed to submit a deliverance on
the question of Prohibition.
Deputations'were appointed to visit aid
receiving congregations and report at next
meeting. Pine River, Mr Miller and his
elder. Walton, Air. Ross and his elder -
North Kinloss, Riversdale and Enniskillen,
Mr, MacLennan anc111is elder.
Mr. MacLennan gave notice that ho will
move at next meeting that the regulations
regarding the order of business be revised
and printed.
It was agreed to ask congregations for a
contribution for the Assertably's Sabbath
School publication.
A document regarding the method of
conducting congregational meetings and
the management of church temporalities
was referred to a committee, consisting of
Messrs. Ross, MacRae and Ballantyne,
with their elders, to consider whether it.
might be advisable that the Presbytery
recommend to aongrogations and office -
bearers witnin the bounds, t., adopt a
similar method and to report at next
meeting.
A. letter from the Superintendent of
Missions in the N. W. T. and B. C. was
received. The Presbytery expresses full
sympathy with vigorous efforts to supply
new fields opening out, with gospel ordin-
ances, awl appreciation of the vigilance
and activity showu by the t.fficials charged
with the duty of extending Home Mission
operations. It engages to use its utmost
endeavors to secure large contributions
until after stock -taking, Feb. I.
Reductions made regardless
of asst. More motley -saving
tba:i you have seen in this
shop for some time.
Dress Goods, Silks, Mantle
Cloths, Ready-made Mantles,
Ready-made Clothing, Fur
Coats, Capes, Caps and Ruffs,
Carpets, Lace Curtains, Boots
and Shoes.
SPRING GOODS
Just opened. this week, New
Dress Goods, Prints, Skirt-
ings, Cottonades, Tweeds,
Shoes and Slippers, Gloves
and Hosiery.
All to be sold at Bargain
Prices until Feb. i. Every
day bargain day at
NI PIPINDOWS
WINGHAM.
CHUR L:II 34 ()TES.
The W. C. T. U. will meet at the home from the various cougregations within the
of Airs. Wm. Button, on Tuesday after. bounds.
noon, at 3. o'clock. The Presbytery adjourned to meet at
Rev. Dr. Pascoe will deliver an aaldre<s Brussels, on the first day of March, at ten
at a Methodist tea-meetin , in Morrie, on o'clock a.m., and within the Methodist;
Monday evening nest: church there.
Rev Geo J B.bey, of Brussels, will occupy JULIE MAcNAnn,
the pulpit of St. Paul's church, on Sunti. y
next. Rev W Lowe will occupy the pulpit
of St. Juhn's church, Brussels.
.1Bev. A, Petrie will preach annivoesary
'aeriLt.i:it in the Harriston Presbyterian
church, on Sunday next., His place here
will be taken by the Rev. Mr. Ross, of
Brussels.
At the meeting of the Y P 5 0 E of the
Presbyterian ehureh, last Friday evening,
the President, Miss Gray, resigned and
-Mr. James S Burl was sleet() t to fill the
`positiuu for the balance of this halt year.
The meeting of the Lceal Union of
Yount People's Societies, which was to
have been helot in the Baptist church, on
Tuesday evening last, Was postponed until
.'Tuesday evening next, on account of the
stormy weather.
The Epworth League of •the Methodist
church will give a social at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Paulin, Monday
evening, Jan. 81st. An enjoyable time is
anticipated and a cordial welcome is ex-
tet.dtd to all.
rhe following resolution of condolence
was adopted by the Presbytery of Maitland
On Jan. 18th, 1808: -"This Presbytery has secured the contract of papering and
learned with sorrow of the sudden death a£ painting the basement of the Metho
Rey. W. Burns, of Toronto, on .Tan. 2nd, dist church
18118, and desires to convey an expression The anniversary services of Trin-
of its earnest sympathy and condolence to ity church, will be held on Sunday
his widow and family in their sore be- next,. when Rev. G. M. Franklin,of
reavete•ertt, and further desires to place on
record its high appreciation of his kindly
nature, obligi•,ig disposition, and of his
taiany excellent qualities as a preacher of
the Gospel, as agent of Knox College
Endovntnent and Aged and Infirm Minis-
ters' Fund. Te these schemes he had
directed his energies and untiring efforts
satisfactorily and successfully, and in con-
nection with them his name will be long
remembered for his invaluable serviette"
It is said that nearly 21,000 per-
sons are employed in cycle factories
in Great Britain.
Lucknnw,Jan. 22, 1809. clerk,
11144A v%1NortiAM, i la"1MLN JANUARY 28, 1803,
Wit dens Sleeted,
LaMbton-•-isle. t;.rent, of Sombre,
heron ---Geo. Mehlwen, or Heusi-01.
I'Ilgin---Dtti,ical Lang, of Eagle.
Waterloo --L. J Ilretthaupt.
Stormont, Mildew,. end Glengarry;
-D. C. McOr•ao.
Oxford -M, T. Buchanan, Ingc''r-I
soli,
Perth -Jas, Torrance, of Milver-.
ton,
Ontario --Jas. Carnegie, Pt, Perry,
Brant -Geo. Aitken, South Dum-
fries,
Dufferin---W It hunter, of. ra ra-
fraxa, •
llastings-J. K. McCa rg&i,t', of
Thurlow,.
Norfolk ---Dr. -Snider, of Water-
ford.
Wellington-Bobt. Scott, of West
Wellington.
Grey - I,iatthert Robertson, of
Flesherton.
Prince Edward -W. C. Kiillip, of
Picton.
Lennox and Addidgton- James
l3riden, of Nopanee,
Victoria --Jas. Lithgow, of Veru --
lain.
Iialbut'ton- Dr. Curry, .of Minden.
Siutcoe-Thos Dewitt, Medonte.
Northumberland and Durham -F.
13. Car law, of Workworth.
Ilalton-Geo. Andrews, Oakville.
Essex -Joseph Derochert of Sand-
wich West.
Peterboro-J. B, Pearce, Of Ivor.
wood.
News Notes..
D, Misener, of Beverley. celebraled
his century birthday en 20t11 lnsst. i
Mr. George Counsel',, Clerk of the
County of Wentworth, died sud-
denly at the family residence, Ham-
ilton.
Of the 189 churches le Toronto 42
are Anglican congregations, 42 are
Methodist. 31 Presbyterian, 20 Bap-:
tisr, 9 Congregational 13. Romani
Catholic and 31 of other denomin -!
ations. tt
MPeter I-Iatniltdn and Mr. John l
Knaprnan of Peterboro' fell through
an elevator shaft at Wood, Valliaei:eei
& Co.'s establishment in Hatnilton,
and Mr. Hamilton died from his iti-
wished to establish the fact that re
presenting die imitation pill to he the
bnille as Dr. Williams' Pink Pills was
a crime which lett the perpetrator
!Pile to a, lengthy imprisonment.
On one charge the judge then, hn-
posed a sentence of ten days, with
the option of a fine of ten dollars,
and in the other case at sentence of
two days in jail without the option
of fine.
This decision is likely to have a
far•reaching effect, a:r it seerns to es-
tablish. the principle that substitutes
and those who sell imitations repre-
senting them to be "thtesame els"
Dr. iVllliams' Pink Pills, arc liable
under the criminal o de, which is in
fierce all over the Dominion, and it
Will no doubt, to a considerable ex
tent, put an end to this net'at•iotls has
iness, ns it is evident front the fact
that Dr. IVilliams' Medicine 00. went
to the. expense of bringing this roan
back from so great a distance as St.
John, that they intend sparing no
expense to protect both the public
and themselves in sach eases.
juries.
Literary Notes.
The Canadian Home Journal for
February is especially interesting.
The Canada Club is again to the fore
with a description of how a retail
store handle Canadian goods. There
are three competition stories to be
voted upon, and Secnarf writes an
interesting tale of "An Unwelcome
Guest." 1lfusie and poetry are pre-
sent in plenty, and the various de
partmenta of The Journal are so
complete that it is no wonder that it
is becoming popular. Every family
should be it subscriber to this distinc-
tively- Canadian periodical The
Canadian Hotue Journal, McKinnon
J3uilcliitig, Toronto:
BORN.
CoWAN--In East Wawanoab, on Jan.
17th, the wife of Mr. John Cowan, of a
dea. hter,V •
GRP:NAC RE-ln Teeswater,on Jan.18th,
the wife of Mr. D. M. Grenache, or a
daughter,
llARStiaL.i.-In Culross, on Jan. 10th;.
the wife of Mr, W. Marshall ;a daughter.
MARRIED.
MaDoNALD•-TirFIN-At the residence
of Mr. Wm. Tiffin, on the 10th inst,, by
the Rev. W. W. Leech, Mr. Donald
McDonald to Miss Sarah 'Platin, all of
gloss.
i1 (e6'j LOWar-Su.suas.-On the 18th inst.,
R I y Rev. S. J. Yellin, at the family resi-
• deuce of the bride, in the township of
Scar Infaittr; ah[t.Chialfien. Morris, Mr, Wm. Lowry, of London, to
Miss Mi ie, daughter of Mr. James
'alio ren- Sharpe'
simile "" ar Jn.
genuine e911i-
. _i CE IS wet tact..
Since the death of County Clerk
Coilnsell at Hamilton no one knows
the combination of the safe in his
office, and all attempts to open it
DIED. e •
ele a3 saRovi .-Iia Turnberry, on Jan.
2cittb, John Mdagrove, aged S4 years
Deceased was -father of air. A..• H. Mos -
grove of town.
t4 oKniezte-In Colress, on ;An. 14th,
John A. McKenzie, son of teltsande •
McKenzie,•aged years and months.
have failed.. BsrtcxaoLDEa-On the 21st January,
at 1 t1 Macdonel i Avenue, Parttdaie,
. The Gover-intewt will place some Pramds Surkholdov, gommeroiiil traveller,
BLYTH. 95,000,000 whitefish in Lakes On- brother of Mr. :ll. Burkholderr, of this
tarict, Erie, Huron and St. Clair
next summer. The eggs are now
being hatched itis the Sandwich
i. atcher•y. •
A vagrant,: named Armitage, sent
to. Berlin from New 13ainhurgg will
he turned over to the officials of
Bruce county' ear suspicion of hiving
robbed a store. at Ripley, as several
suits of ladies underwear were. found.
OW his person..
The n.onthly fair for the •sale of
horses cattle, etc., will be held on
Tuesrlay next.
Mr. E. Livingston shipped two ears
of rollers to England on Monday.
Next week revival:erviees will be
commenced in the Methodist thurch.
Messrs. 13ainton •Bros. were ship
ping large quantities of tallow to
Toronto this week.
Messrs, IdcKinnon & Co. have been
compelled through increasing busi-
ness to devote two large rooms over
their store exclusively to ready-made
clothing and carpets. We are pleased
to note their increasing trade.
Five hundred invitations have
been sent out for the Birthday Party
to be given in Industry Hall, by the
Trinity ehurchGuild. on Friday even
ing next.
Mr. James Cranes, of Seaforth, has
Rev. T. D vitt Talmage, the
noted divine, of Wsshingtoz, and
Mrs Elmore McCutcheon Collier, of
Allegheny City were marded at
Pittsburg.
Ripley, will preach rnornirg and
evening. On Monday evening fol-
lowing the reverend gentleman will
deliver a lecture entitled, " Marriage
and after."
Mr. Robt. MeQuaine has returned
to his home in Franklin, Manitoba„
Grand Trunk Railway earnings,
Jan. 15 to Jan. 21, in. 1808, $145,-
851 ; in. 1897, 1398,050 ; increase
546,892.
General Booth, of the Salvation
Arm‘,, has arrived in Canada, and
is now busy holding meetings in the
different cities.
The Stratford Turf' Association
will hold their races on June 7, 8, 0
and 10.
town.
• GRAND TRUNK RAILWA'1.
DEPART Air vis
Toronto and Valet 0 50 a. m. 3 0511p. m
880pm1025pm
Pahmeraton mixed 8 56 n m 2 40 p m
London ants, South 0 53 a m 11 10 a m
330pm 800pm
Kincteadine 11 10 s in 0 50 a m
• 330pm 880pm
1025pm 830am
AN IMPORTANT C,A.S.5 .
--,:STORES ®
A. PEDLAR SENTT0 PRISON PON REC'RE
SENTIixG AN Iivll''ATION PILL TO BE The administratrix or t•o• estate+ of
THE SAME AS DR. WILLIAMS' laDex :: Alexander Dawson dere -cid. offers for
PILLS -A DA1t REACHIMG nreisION ; sale the
-- t . Two Sto :s i Wingham
Montreal, Jan. 24, 1808.-A case ;doff- oerutited by Messrs. N, A. Par -
of more than ordinary interest to the tidbarsou and WI'. R. Wallace; Others for
public came beforeJudge Lafontaine' }besamo should be itddressed to
here to -day, the Pacts being as.follows: S. A. MORTON, W Ful ham,
For some time past one 1I. E,. Migner Solicitor for the Estate.
uUpnIlpllhtt11141IIIUlpape11111Vee11111'lilllllllpdulnnm: :
A7egetablePreperat aafnrA .
simitatingiic?oodordPc til;
tits; the Stomachs andDe :la el, '
,;,rSyp g d,_y ^ , -i. Vi• t;
i
Proincles Digeslion,Cheerful-
Bless andRest.CoftaifS neither
Opting`", 'larphine nor Mineral.
O xd l}> 3 C r 3C .
''rc•;-cei'GId rr 4.7 "' .-P.7r4.1!
Pumpkin Scc,L-
,,ffrdintur
1".0 cfo.Sorti
/Use Sive
ir• Terrrtirt -
Ci CarbunetaJ'a x
j'lea rceJ-
(/nRbcd &rm. -
l•,µ::riptrib tiara!
ApertCCt Remedy for Constipa-
lion, Sour Sto1aach,Dierrhoea,
Worms ,Corlvulsions,Teverish-
t'nsand LOSS OF SLEEP.
Fac Simile Signature of
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NEW YORK.
'MAT Tfl E
FAC --SIMILE
SIGNATURE
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WR
0' EVERY
BOTTLE OF
I.,
EXACT COPY Or WRAPPER.
Castorla is put up in ono -silo bottles only; It,
is not. sold in ball:, Don't allow anyone co sell
you anything 01se ons the ,ilea or promise that
is "juot es goods' anis "will answer every gar
poso," Sco that you get 0-A-S-T-O•R-I A.
'she fro.-
cimlla
signature
of
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" is an,
wrappe"i ppe
F
HUN 9c
I have disposed
rend shoe making a
on in Wingham,. to
all persons i•ndebt
us. to the date •
business are
thasaid inde
f
my
'h
to
marred' in
reby authorise
edness to Mr. Jas.
of
erest of boot
etofore parried
as. Haugh; and
or either of
he above
to pa;
ugh
McLAITCHLI1
iugham, Ja.n.11th, 1808.
has been going about pedling a pill
which he represented as being the
same as. Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. North half lot 32, .n. 11, East
The Dr Williams' Medicine Co. wawanosh, eons ining ;' 3l neres'neore
placed the matter in the hen& of or less; is well •'eine , well fenced tend
Detective Haynes, of the Canadian Sea good state f ever -failing 13 sores PJ arnos, , Organs, Violins, Autoharps
secret service, who soon had collected bard wood b eh Hover-tallinK spring , T
creek,. i never .' ing well ;hard, 18 apes /t CCora eons, iviandoiins
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sufficient evidence to warrant, the feet ; r;trod b „ 2 acme orchard, 4 arrrss , 8, 1.1.
Farm tor Sale Ch
Goon's, Cotfion. Root Compound
Is successfully used.monthly by over
10,00oLadies. Safe, effectual. Ladies ask
your druggist for Cook's Cotton Root Com-
pound. Take no:other, as all Mixtures, pills and
imitations are dangerous, Prjee,.No. i,$1 ppe r
box, No..2,10 degrees stronges„$Sper born. No.
1 or. 2, mailed on receipt of price• and two&eent
stampps. Tho Cook Company Windsor, Ont.
rgisi ndedby all
r onsibleDugts n Canada
No, 1 And No. 2 for solo b,y Colin A. Cr.npbell,
Druggist.
House and • lot For Sale
The undersigned Offers h,is hours and
lot on Alice street for sale. The hous;
is a nine ronm, frame one„ with kitchen,
and: there is a number of good frail, trees
ontthe lot. 1'br full part°eulars apply to
JAS. WILSON,, Wingham.
Farm tivi Sale GT to Rent,
The undeesi¢ned offers his farm for
sRle, being south part lots 11 and 12, eon.
Morris, containing 1t5r acres, more or
less, for sale or to reset. For full par.
teeulars appiiy to
J. D. 112cEWEN,
Win:!twin P. O.
F .H. KERNEY
r
TONSORIAL ARTIST.
Oppoeite• Queen'a 17otel, Wingham.
Foe an. easy Shave and a First -Classy
Hair Out, give him a trial.
Razors - Honed.
OrderAil
sat'
t,,
-FROM THIE--
HOLS EIN DAIRY
W1NGHAM
SAW MI
LOGS I LOGS,
We are paying the hihestlnarkett
prices far good sound saw logs of
eves34desc iptiion. & .3 T
19/t.L GLEAN soN.
WINtFHAM..
H. ROSS'
MU I STORE
arrest of Migner on a charge of ob-• fall wheat; ' rods frum school, half
raining money under false pretences.. mile from Presbyterian or Metbodia
church, U miles from the town or Wing -
Meantime Aligner had left Montreal, learn, G ratites from the village of nel-
going to St. John, N. B. On his til' grave. Atin giving upfaraaing for which
rival in that city he was et Once 1 can give satiafaotory reasons, •
placers under arrest and an official'. For terms of sale apply to
sent to bring hien brick here ile S iOLJEILLL, Real Estate gnrge bat,
was brought before Judge Lafontaine
this morning on two charges, and
pleaded guilty to both.
It was pointed ant that his offence
was at grace one and left him' liable Strayeel + the - ,remises of
10 a len thy term of mp'Nisnntilent, fhb subteriber, lot. , concession
The>a 2, Morris, four year calves, the own•
rT'he eounFel for the Dr. Williams er ie requested 1 pro • , rolterty, »ay
Medicine Co. wtated that his clients expensert an ether') a
did not Wish.to press for Fevers p.m. ROBERT WAICK,
ishment at this time;; they only Mor ':,Jan, 1,'08.
RA.` ' CALV
•
Mouth Organs at all prices up .to $2.50. Alt kinds of t1±m rings
for Musical Instrutnents
MUSIC BOOKS AND SHEET MUSIC.
We tan supple you with anything you want. Serving Machines and
Sewing ]Machine Supplies.
FARMERS -Don't forget that 1 still handle all kinds of Farm Ito-
plements notwithstanding. that reports aro circulated to the contrary,
Meyer Block,
T. H. ROSS
Opposite P. 0.
P. S.—Pianos tuned and repaired by our competent plan, Mr, .Minifc.
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