The Wingham Times, 1898-03-04, Page 6VIM W I1 `71 IIAJ.Y�1 • 1i 1 �JS,.. MARCH 4, ib ki.
eeti . ,p b ' 3lessers Dain and Spence that the
�C.'t.� . alt e drawn
tt ' rel u, et+of the petition be granted,
,�ti��� , w l lI in
A BROKER MUM -MN.
1),C Stoina(Il Trouble, Indigestion, and
�� and that a bylaw b its Distressing Accompaniments
-. ..:....._. -.-. aeeord.lnee therewith.—Carried. Were Snapping the LiftsStrings—
FRIDAY,Mr. M. Brothers waited on the
South American Nervine Proved
>a`itlDxiY, ;tiAltC II 4, 3.898. mewl'. and presented a clanof $5, .•Better than Gold."
.._._.. _. _..— .- - ----- Moved by .lessers Finlay and Gregg
Vies Following is •r1c .t � t 4 cardiuA, Ont., writes : `Three years ago
Crowded out Last Week. ' ter.—Carried, d with d'
Vh District t 'News was that no eaten be taken in the mat- Mr, John Boyer, money broker Kin-
, I was very much trouble with in igos-
1 A deputation of ratepayers from
Lakelet \vetted. on the conned with
JAMESTOWN. 1 reference to having a crew piece of
Mr. 7arrtee Bishop, BP., and Mr. road opened. Moved by Messrs.
James Bishop ir., and family have i Gregg and Spence that the council
all left our neighborhood and gone to go as a committee ot the whole lend
Muskoka. They took their depar- ; see what can be done. --Carried.
ture on Wednesday or last week. Mr. I Finance Report : Adam Graham
Bishop sr., took the C. P. R. train !.$.8 for auditing books ; Peter Ilepin-
from Wroxeter for Trout Creek. Mr. ; stall e8 do. ; Levi Galbraith 41,50
Bishop jr., took his team and intends for repairing culvert at lot 10, con.
to drive all the way. Itis a distance l 14 ; lt. Ross 1 tor refund of dog tax
of about 300 miles and he thinks he to A. Ireland ; R. Ross refund of poli
can accomplish the journey in 5 days, l rax, GOc, to B Cousins, he not being of
this will make good travelling, but { age ; J. T. Wiggins „52.50 salary
we hope to hear of his safe arrival in l and postage ; L. Walker $1.50 for
'Trout Creek. marriage registrar for the Methodist
Here's a true story that shows the church, Fordwieh.
conceit of the `little mind'. While i Moved by Messrs Duig and Finley
our genial mercbaet here—Root. A. l that this council do now adjourn to
,Johnston—was attending the wed- meet again in the township hall,
ding of his cousin in Bluevale. he Gorrie, on the third Wednesday in
Jett his young 1.rother to keep the, March, when the pathmasters will be
office. A youth of seven years came
in for his papers, and of course both
were strangers. "I want our papers,"
said the youth: What's your name?"
;modestly asked the office .boy. "I
Yvant our papers," persisted Mr. S—.
44•FVhat is your name please?" again
asked the postman: "Never mind
that, I want our papers," went on
the boy, "But I must know your
name first," returned the new officer.
"Oh !" proadly returned the boy,
*yon don't need to know everything"
With the aid of the other customers
in the store, the required name was
secured and the papers safely obtain•
cd.
Thegale of Thursday last made
appointed. --Carried.
L. WALKER, Clerk..
tion. I wits a great sufferer. I procur-
ed and tried South American Nervine; a
few doses wonderfully helped me, and
two or three bottles cured neo. I: have
n,) hesitation in re. ommendiag it heart-
ily to all sufferers from stomach trouble."
—Sold at Chisholm; s Drug Store.
WEST WAWANOSH.
Council islet according to adjourn•
ment on February 14, members all
present, reeve in the chair. Minutes
of last meeting read and approved.
A communication was read from
J. Ross Robertson, Toronto, asking
for a grant to Hospital for sick child-
ren. Left over for consideration at
next meeting on motion of Cameron
and Mead.
Treasurers Statement for the
month of January received and filed
showing balance on hand of $210.99.
Treasurer was empowered to get
Cash Book fur municipality' on mo -
havoc of Mr. Jno. Wilson's windmill. tion of Mead and Plunkett.
Farts of the vane were broken.The auditors report was tinally
Dehorned cattle are best only in audited and adopted on motion of
some respects. One thing necessary Mead and Plunkett.
is that they have to be tied with al Mr, Ward and Mead were appoint -
tight chain to prevent it from being I ed to see about safe for treasurer and
clerk.
Stock Feeding.
SA1313AT11 SERVICES.
Mat`.I'I'IODISP•-•--Iles. Dr. Pnacoe, pas-
tor. Services at 11 a to and 7 i) m .
PR1t;SBY'1'ERIAN•-mRe' . I). I'errie,
pastor. Sera'ices at 11 n n: and? p n1• If So it 1, your advantage to
FPISCOP'AL, St. Paul's --Rev. Win.
Lowe, lector. Services nt• 11 a to and 7 ; cal( on Gordon & Co.'s Drug
Are
RUPTURED
p in.
BAPTIST --Rev, Jas. Hamilton, pas-
tor. Services at 11 a m and 7 p m
CONGREGATIONAL—Rea. H. E.
Mason, pastor. Services at 11 a at and
7 p m.
CHRISTIAN' WORKERS —• Misses
Outram and Lock in ucinmand, Services
at 3 p to and 8 p m.
; AraVC•rIONARMY•-•AdjatantMiles
and wife in command. Services at 11 a.
nl,3pai and 8pm,
In each or the a1ov.e named churches
Sabbath School is held at 1.30 p m.
The Maine experiment station sug-
gests these rations for milk cows :
No. 1, faint corn silage containing
glazed ears 30 pounds, timothy hay
10 pounds and 7 pounds ct mixture
of 200 pounds cornmeal and 300
pounds glaten meal ; No. 2, the same,
except that the 7 pounds of grain are
from a mixture of 200 pounds of corn-
meal; 100 of cottonseed meal and 125
of gluten meal ; No. 3, southern corn
silage with no ears 35 pounds, mixed
hay 10 pounds and 8 pounds of a (
mixture of 100 pounds each of corn-
meal. cottonseed meal and gluten
feed; No. 4, timothy hay 10 pounds,
corn stover 10 pounds and 10 pounds
of a mixture of 200 pounds each of
cornmeal and wheat bran and 100
pounds each of cottonseed meal and
gluten meal ; No. 5, Hungarian hay
10 pounds, sweet corn fodder 10
pounds and 9 pounds of the grain
mixture just mentioned ; No. 6, clover
hay 20 pounds and 10 pounds of a
mixture of a 100 pounds of cornmeal
and 200 of wheat bran.
These rations are to be given daily
to each cow weighing 1,000 pounds
and to be increased or diminished as
the cow is heavier or lighter.
pulled over their head::. So secure
did Mr. James Strachan make this
essential that while one of his best
John II, Naylor was appointed
collector for 1898.
cows were dining on turnips, the The following cheques were is -
tight chain arrested one on the way. sued:
down the gullett, and poor ``Btssie" Municipal World, $150 ; Brown
died in a few minutes. The own-
er says he will leave the horns on
after this.
Mr. John McCosh and Mr Lount,
of Pine River, are visiting at Mr.
.James Turnbull's this week.
Mr. John Mustard lost a fine
liorse last week. The animal seem-
ed to be troubled with indigestion.
TEESWATER.
Miss II. Bell has quit the millinery
business and returned to Milton.
Mrs. H. W. Reed, president of the
Bruce Co. W. C.T.U. and "X" super- l printing were received and the tend•
intendent for the province, left last er of the Blyth Standard found to be
week to organize "Y's" in ITamiltoe, the lowest. Moved by Cardiff, see.
Bt. Catharines, Brantford and Ayr. onded by Code that the tender of the
Messrs. Dougald and Daniel Per- Standard to do the work outlined for
guson who for the last sixseen years $20 be accepted.—Carried.
base carried on business in Tees. A petition signed by 48 ratepayers
water have dissolved partnership.
The business will be conti;ined by
). r. Dougald Ferguson.
Two medals, a gold and a silver,
were competed for in Thornley Hall
on Tuesday evening of last week,
the gold for elocution, the silver for
singing. The competitors for the
gold medal were : Misses Iilla Oliver,
Mary Knepflar, Jessie Reid, Frances
McKay, Amanda Miller and May
Zhaw • for the silver medal : Misses.
Bros., Toronto, Cash Book, ii3.40 ; W.
S. McCrostie, express charges, 40c ;
Alex Dunkeed, rep. culvert, $1.50 ;
Dr. Tennant, services, $5 ; Jno, Web-
ster, book for municipality, 50e.
Conceit adjourned to meet on Mon-
day March 21st at 10 o'clock.
W. S. MCCROSTIE, Clerk
MOR RIS.
The council met pursuant to ad-
journment, in the council room Feb.
14th 1898. the Reeve in the chair.
Minutes of last meeting read and
passed. Tenders for the township
"PHYSICIAN HEAL THYSEL.P."
hat the doe^ tax be abolished
Store, Wingham. They
are the agents for the
celebrated :Wetmore
Truss.
WHY THE WET W E IS THE
UPcE FOR YOU
1. Because it is dangerous to he a
moment without one.
, 2. It will never rust and is cause-
quently durable.
Before. .After. wows pilospi]Otiine, 13. A person wearing a Wetmcre does
t find it a bother.
The Great English Remedy. n0
Sold and recommended by all 4. We will guarantee to hold in
druggists in Canada. Only tell- anyreducible rupture.
able medicine discovered Six position
;��•._.y� .�k packages guaranteed to cure all 5. This truss cannot possibly move
forms of Sexual Weakness, all effects of abuse
or excess Mental worry, Excessive use of To- after adjustment,
payee, Opium or Stimulants. Mailed on receipt
6 Some of our townspeople can
of price, one ppaokage SI, six, $6. One will
tixzlnu The gWoodlCompany, Wto indsor, Ont.
Sold in Wingham by Color a Carnpbell>
Druggist,
Nurse, Nurse Yourself --Six Years of
Rheumatic Paine''s.
Mrs. Einer, professional nurse, Corn-
wallis St., Halifax, N. S., says : "For six
years I was a great sufferer from rheuma-
tism. Doctors treated me and I tried at•
most everything, but got very little relief.
I took a friend's advice and tried South
American Rheumatic Cure. I have proved
it a grand medicine, for before I had finish-
ed the second bottle my sufferings had
ceased. I was completely mired, and have
Lad no return of the paines." Sold at
Chisholm's Drug Store.
Sent Him oft' in Style.
A colored woman went into a
store in a rural district and said to
the clerk.:
"1 wants de fines' suit er men's
cloxe you got in de sto ; I wants ter
snake my husband a present of 'em."
"Why didn't you. bring him along
with you," asked the clerk, "so we
could fit him ?"
"Kase T couldn't," was the reply.
"You gee, it's dis way. T bad five
husbands."
"Yes,"
"En I buried all er deur 'ceps dis
one."
-You did?"
"'I sho' did, suh ! En de present
one is 'bout ready to bury now, en
ring
P rificat o
The clogged -up machinery of the
system requires cleaning out,after the
wear and tear of the winter's work.
Nothing will do this so thoroughly
and perfectly as the old reliable
u T ck
good
litters.
It cures Constipation, Sick Head-
aches, Feeling of Tiredness, and all
the evidences of Sluggish Liver and
Impure Blood, which are so preva-
lent in the spring. It makes rich,
red blood and gives buoyancy and
strength to the entire system.
testify to its merits.
7. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded.
DOAN'S KIDNEY PILLS.
Doan's Kidney Pills alit on the kidneys?,
bladder and urinary organs only. They
cur backaches, weak b:>uk, rt,eutnatisr,
diabetes, congestion, 1ntfamation, gravel,
Bright's disease, and all other diseases
arrishig from wrong action of the kid-
neys and bladder.
GORDON
CO
Mt ti~ n�
A of 1
1 :0.1ingipii It
—IS 1'U.BL1HIIED
EVERY FRIDAY AZORNING
—AT THE--
TiMES OFFICE; JOSEPHINE STRET
WINGIIAM, ONTARIO. '
L1 Th
WINGHAM.
SnbslortptiorlPric0, $1 per year, in advance'
ADVERTISING ItATES
—Apace-- 1 1 yr. l 6 Inn._i 3 me. 1 mo.
One Column 500 00 540 00 $'20 00 $8 00
Half " 40 00 20 12 00 (i o0
Q,uertcr " 20 00 12 00 7 00 ` 3 00
One inch 6 00 r 3 00 -_..._2 00 1 1 00
Legal and other casual an%crtibement, Se per lino
for first insert Omand 5 per line foreechsubsequeni'
imertiom 'Siilsurrd n lane (01 i1arai scale.sertion, and
conal nutters 10e, p
6a. per line for each subsequent a sorticr..
Advertisements of Lost, A'cund, Strayed, Situations
and Business Chances Wanted, not exceeding 5 fine
uonpareil, 51 for first month, and 600. for each
subsequent month.
douses and Farms for Sale, not exceeding 8 lino.emonth
@1 for first month, 00e. per subsequent ru n
Larger advertisements in proportion.
Those terms will be strictly adhered to
Special rates for 1.,rger advertisements, or for
lnu • r eriode,
1 Advertiseiuents and local notices without specific
dirnotious, will bo inserted tin forbid and charge'
accordingly. Transttury advertisements must bo
paid in ad,unce
Changes for contract advertisements most
the Wilco by Wednesday noon, in order to
that week
Capital, 111,250,000. Rost, $725,000
President -401111 OTUART.
Vice-President—A. G. RMSAY.
;3IREC'rOlt'a
JOHN PROCTOR, GSC. ROAOU. wet 0131005, P, A. T.
Wool), A. B. LEE (Toronto).
Cashier—J. TURNBULL.
From Klondike comes intelligence
that three miners got so suddenly
rich that they died of the shock. A
somewhat parallel case was recorded
in Paris. After a millionnrire had
died of shock, on finding that he had
lost everything 1.)nt 100,000 francs, a
poor relative, hearin;; that he had
inherited the 100,000 francs, died of
the shock too.
•
IIETEE soo A� O $300
asking t n seein' ez i made de farmer ones a •
was presented and on motion of present er a new suit for dcy funer-
Cardiff and Kirkby the prayer of said els, I doan want ter make no dis-'
petition was granted. The auditors
report was presented and examined fit de las' one out 1,. de ht's' en latex' •
tinction between 'em, so I g; wine ter
UNE,
EIS REMPIg�lr'.�i
by the council. Moved by Isbister,' style. I done took his measure -my- STILL e
seconded by Kirkby that said report , self. Heall it is. En if you kin tit
he adopted: —Carried. ` hila, heap's your money !"—Atlanta
Moved by Cardiff, seconded by Constitution.
Code that the clerk be instructed to .
)d with the clerk of . Turn-
corresis It
berry asking them to appoint a
Flossie Skilling, Ada Button, Lou. l deputation to meet a. deputation from;
Thompson, Jessie Reid, Kate Philla- this eouneil re. settlement of 13. line
• ppo Miss Iilta Oliver won the gold expenditure.—Carried.
and Miss Flossie Skilling the silver Moved by Code, seconded by Kirk-
snedal. by that the reeve and Mr. Isbister be
''s appointed to meet a deputation from
HOWICK. Turnbcrry council as above mention-
ed.—Carried.
ention-
ed:Carried.
On motion of Kirkby and Cardiff
Council met in the Albion Ifr.;ttbl,
I<ordwich. Feb 15th, 1898, puraua it by-laws No. 3 and 4 were duly read
to adjournment ; menlber3 all present and passed. On motion of Kirkby
the reeve in the chair ; minutes of and Cole the following accounts were
Mast regulsr and special meeting road ordered to be paid, namely : —Blyth
• and adopted. Standard, advertising Court of Re.
Moved by Messrs. Spence ata vi:lion, 75z; Treasurer Bluevale
Gregg, that Thos Nash receive the school, balance municipal grant en1.-
contract for tate township printing le; Geo. Kirkby, expanses and cloth.
for the year 18:)8 for the stun of xIl her for D. Hammond going to Howie
of ,> • . ,
In M � a
�:,. 'lIt'a t
Ilia being. t..c, lowest tender, and 1>.+�fug,e, ,''S:1.. , Howlett InSut n (,
the event of no inutaicipalelettion„ he (;o., ai�ieesinent ()f hall, 90e; auditor:;
accept ::'1() less (' trri(Yrl. I . each, ,r.8 • Mu nieipal'World, Inttrriae.e
lt)vetl by ;lie•::1,:'s. Findlay and resist, •, 3;'1`, .1T. lil'Utltr'lil, saittl'y,
nfii;i7 that the altdlt').:M' hiort lit.* fie :all le • trette firer Ills tit, hell retic for
scentel a'3 leIUI 111111 t ,•it the clerk. (11,,!:,-001 (villtt, i rat/: tl'C:ts'.tra'.r
Lave 1:0 e pies printed a11(1 one at -1 Betts. f;l:•l, 1):311 roil:; f )�• division court,
taeleel tT,encli pat'hiets•;;err; list. --icer. .
Carried. , On motion of Is1)l:l'er and C;,trdiff
A petition was presented signal by I the council then adjourned t.) meet
g :tin on the1st March next.
,31 of rho rate payers, asking to tag er i'
t, dog tax aboli-hed. Moved; 1V. CLARK*, Clerk.
The Most Prominent are Fashion
able
Dyspepsia or Indigeatioa has become a
fashionable disease. There are very few
individuals who have not at yari.ous times
experienced the miserable feeing caused by
defective digestion. No pen can describe
the keen suffering of the body, and the ag-
ony and anguish of mind endured by the
Dyspeptic. i)r. La Londe, of 230 Pine
Ave., atm Mimi, says : "When I ever run
across chronic cases of .Dyspepsia I always
prescribe 1)r. Chase'y•Liver Pills,
and my patients generally have quick re-
lief."
A girl seems to think a man will
believe she has got on a new dress
every tinge she changes the lace
thin;.; in the front of it.
alp
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A 25 CENT BOX OF DR. CHASE'S
CATARRH CURE DOES
EFFECTIVE WORK.
Catarrh sufferers and those af-
f3feted with Cold in the Head, Hay
Fever, Hawking and Spitting, Foul
Breath, Loss of Taste and Smell
and the many disagreeable and
disastrous consequences attendant
Upon these, should lose no time in
procuring Dr. Chase's Catarrh Cure.
Mr. J. W. Jennison, Gilford, Ont., writes
as follows: "X spent between two and
three Hundred dollars, tried all kinds of
treatments, but got no benefit. Ciro box
of Dr. Chase's Catarrh Cure dM tie more
good than all other remedies, In fact I
consider myself cured, and with a 25 cent
box at that."
• Sold by all Dealers.
Complete with Blower at rs gents.
r• . _.
Tg 0,tA'iiy$i$ Ven Years
ears
Savings Bank—Hours, 10 to 3; Saturdays, 10
Deposits of 51 and upwards received and tercet
allowed
Special Deposits also received at current
rates of ic.orest.
Drafts on Groat Britain and the United Stater
bought and sold
W. CORBOULD, AoxNT
E. L. DICKINSON, Solicitor.
Money no Loan on Notes.
Notes Discounted
AT REASONABLE RATES
Money advanced on Mortgages at 5i per oentwith
privilege of paying at the end ot any year. Note
and accounts collected.
F OBT. McINDOO.
Beaver Block Wingham, Ont
lave Was probably iu ver very
ha illy, because she cr)nlcin't throw
fitly
Adtini";A rrl:tli''llr1 to him.
NOT «' * C) 11.V3 1'.
tO is f)nt.:;ci ("11NY to enra tin ob.;tinate
comth : it won't novo It,elf. Norway Pine
t'iyrun. i;i,ll.v remedy in111t:ti1(,01 beeaUtae
ree.)rd shows toot it alwati's cures
coughs,eokcls and all lung troubles.
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H. B. ELLIOTT,
Paor'Rnt1OR AND UBLI8H84;
Tite. VANSTONE,
�J99 BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc.,
Private t.nd Company funds to loan at lowest
interest. No oounnieslon chart;ed. Mortgages, tow
and farm propertl bought and sold
OFFICE—Beaver Block WrrouA3
DEPAINT AI3UIVE.
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33Cpm 800pin
11 10am ti 50a; m
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1015pm 880am
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•
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VI. G. CAMERON,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, CONVEYANCER, Ike
Obice—Corner Hamilton and St. Andrew streetB&
opposite Colborne Hotel.
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DENTISTRY,—J. S: JEROME, L. D. S., W INGIIAL.
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is uauufuctur first•class sets 0
�a1'yy y ;e , teeth us eheap as they can bo read
1iabsoluly witnohe ut painTeeh n
, by his
te
process, guaranteed perfectly safe.
OFFICE : In the Bearer Block, oppos
Brunswick ;louse.
ARTHUR J. IRWIN, D. D. 8., O. N.,
Doctor of Dental Surgery of - the Oenueylrah.
Dental College
OFFIOE•--NIAODONALD BLOOK.
Near-1Yi11 visit Blyth every Woduoeday.
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"The best life of lIor Majesty I have seen," writes
Lord Lorne about " Queen Victoria." Agents maim
fiv o dollars daily.
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(Limited) TORONTO.
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
ONTAR
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v:P VVOflKS
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Having purchased the entire business
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prepared to supply the public with
Wood and. Iron Force and
Lift :Pumps, Brass and
Iron Cylinders, Galvaniz-
ed Iron Tubing. Cisterns,
Water Troughs, Sinks,
Ii athf ,PI1 C Fitting, Well
9n n
and
everything thinb
in con-
nection
with water supplies.
Galvanized Stool Windmills for power
anti pumpi11a water.
T)eep wt•+ll pitlupa It OTWriality.
Repairing promptly attended to.
'Parties writing for information or
ordering hy mail should always state
depth of well.
AlI work guaranteedor no nils..
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;lox 140 Wingkam, Ont.
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR .-tXE COUNTY
OF HURON.
Sales attended in any part of the Co. Charge
Moderate.
JOHN CURRI14, 1VINonAu, ONT.,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER.
•
Sales of Farm Stock and Farm Implements
spcdalr i
All orders left at the TINES office promptly atten34
od to. Tortes reasonable.
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the first and third Monda in
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