The Wingham Times, 1898-06-17, Page 4T 14,`, WIN it Tim JUNE 17
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• reliance upon its future, and there islcuimuended that the county pay the MARKET REPO
FRESHSTOCK every reason to believe that the I sanu-'•
\manses.
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The report of the jailor showed1 corr.:• oval. by PsA.'111)1.ttaltithi:,ni'rtItItatil'i241651'ealtlF:..751..
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1slough of despondeny,largelycreated
by 20 years of Tory .malasiministra. that there were but two prisoners! Flour per 100 tbs
has been past at last. there in, and the Property committeelnal Twat., 00 t4s'l tt(()) 2 it
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reported heving visited the jail anal •
Barley 0 30 to 0 35 t
0 47 to 0 4s l
1'1'711, drawn 0 07 to 0 Ols !,
(11X1% pet:. pair 0 (11.) ttC)) 00 (-tr
Butter ........... .. • . 0 13 to 0 13
Woorl per cord. ... .... .... 01 00 1too 01 210
Eggs per dozen
litLy per ton, .......... .... 4 50 to s 001
ed to re,vie same., have , Potatoes, per bushel, .,.. 0 40 to 0 45
prepared and 100 with indicee print- Teetew saw lb
Dried Apples, per lb 0 .43 tt(t)) 0 4
ed for the council.
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syRIN G Es tis only fair to say that the 'governJ consolidatiou of the by-laws of the
talent's liberal and enlightened home county and the Executive committe
policy, together with the new eta- recommended that a committee eon -
from $1.25 Up, tude towards the United States and sisting of comity councillor Holt, Dr,
'lest quality. , the mother country, ha. e done Much Holmes and Wm. Lane be empower -
to raise the Stall:3 of the Dominion • i ides.
and improve its prospects, and that
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it is consequent's in 0 p
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catch every reviving breath of the
On Wednesday tlie council visited \Yu°1-
1iresped. laws se to 211
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new commercial prosperity. Manchester bridge millet) had eet
DRUGGIST.
le 100
The Government and the people injured. by the freshet, and in corm -
Campbell's HeadW acheafers are to be congratulated. ell afterwards the Road and Bridge
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cure hdea tieh es . committee recommended that the
TO ADVERVISERS.
Notice of chang,es must be left at t us
office not later than Saturday
noon. The eopy for changes
must be left not later than Tues-
day evening. Casual advertise-
ments accepted up to noon
Thursday of each week.
span on the west eta •
nissioner ask
What the Government has Aceoth- feet long, and the coml
plisned. for tenders for building the abut
-
The settlement of the Manitoba ment and new iron super structure,
school question.
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and the part or the bridge nut re -
The revision of the tariff and the
quired be removed to Dyers on the
!boundary between Hallett and Wa-
heavy reductions on articles used
largely by the forme's.
The extension of a 25 per cent.
tariff preference to Great Britain and
her low tariff colonies.
The denunciation of the German
and Belgain treaties ivhich prevent-
ed Britain accepting tarriff preler-
ences from her colonies
F1tIDA:5L, JUNE 17, 1893. The remarkable awakening of
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tarriff t f he preferences and
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am tumts
lwanosh, and that the warden and
D. Paterson act with the Road coin
missioner in accepting tenders.
Letter froth D, French, asking for
an increase of salary for himself and
Mrs. French, was read and sent to
the Executive Committee, which re -
matron of other Houses of Refuge in Having opened up a shoe store
commended that the clerk inquire as
the Province, and also as to what next door north of Chisholm's Block,
to the salaries paid to caretaker and
duties they perform, and the quan- I I a rn now ready for repairing, which
EDITORIA.L NOTES.
NOB)Di- wants to deny that Mr.
Sifton is spending money on imigra-
Pion. So did his gory predecessor.
The only difference between them is
that Mr. Sifton is getting full value,
for his dollars.
Ass exchange aptly remarks that
it the Rouse had sent up the ten com-
snandments in the fortn of a bill, Sir
Illackenzie BoWell would have had
eta amendment ready in the Senate.
PRECEDENTS.
reSuL
Sir Wilfrid's Laurier's visit to the
diamond jubilee.
The de.velopement of immigration.
More people have gone into the
Northwest this year than in any
similar period since 1882, when the
C. P. R. was building.
The opening up of the Southern
British Columbia mining region by
railway connection with eastern
Canada. fast ; No. 2, Jas. Campbell on
The administration of the Youkon.
s boyo ; No. 3, Fred Hess, Zurich ; No
The bettering of transportation.au- 4 Chester Prouty, Hay ; No. 5, A.J.
vantages by the nroposed fast line,15,1nuie .
; No. 6, F. S. Scott,
btle Brussels ; No. 7, P. Porterfield, Mar -
the rapid depening of the canals,
• of the Intercolonial to
pooh • No. 8, Jos. Cowan, Wroxeter.
ca•vsnixpi,nrovKlininigv¢.77.1....Tonr"*.rnamviefiNallratta
and credited from sale of farm pro -1
dem $275.15, showing a ret expendi-
ture for the five months of $1011,11.
FINANCE COMMITTEE
rishe Finence committee recom-
mended pa a ment of a number of
acconuts.
Motious were made to bold next
session of council in Hensall, Sea -
forth and Goderieh, the final vote
being in favor ot the county town.
The council then adjoin -tied to
meet in Goderich on the first Tues-
day in December. -Clinton New Era.
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Nerr's Pare Soap in large and small hays: A trial
will convince the most skeptical oi its marked super -
y over any other Soap.
TVTO
'Kerr's Baking Powder in 5e, 10e. and ne tins is
guaranteed to give satisfaction.
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Brooms at a discount of 15 per cent. for a few days
yet,
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Darjelling Tea (Black) the best that money can buy,
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75e, a lb.
JOHN KE,,RR
GED ahrv, WINGHAM.
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. H. KE.REY stigE sT RE
TONSORIAL ARTIST. 111'
Opposite Queen's Hotel, Wingham.
For an easy Shave and a First -Class.
Rair Cot, give him a trial.
Razors Honed.
tity of land in connection with such will be done at cash prices.
Houses of Refuge and also what Am-
ount is paid for hired help, and lay
BLYTH.
Mr. Alex Butler has returned home
from Dangannon.
Owing to a break in the engine
bed -at the saw mill, it is closed for a
few days.
Preparations are being made for
the 12,th of July celebration. it the same before this council tit its
seconded by number of visitors here flint day.
Moved by Mr. Holt, P T •
ed in the Methodist church on cun-
nominating ()I:liners' for the several •
expected that there will be a large
meeting. in December.
Mr, Paterson and carried. that the . . . ot Brussels preach
der j, JOHN HILL..
BUTGMER W1NGHAM
SA VT MILL,
follows :--No. 1, W . Stothers, Bel. Allen's woe's Brussels. (Thoroughly experienced and prat AV. Riesaby taking
districts for the next election be as daY•
Rev. Mr. Forrest, of Walton, meal in all branches,)
erenehed in the PreAllyterlan church Begs to infortn the inhabitants of Wing -
on Sinaltiv morniinr and Rev. W. T. ham and neighborhood that lie has sue -
Mr. Foster objected to the Gov ern-
s:new. grant of $10,000 to the Russell
fire sufferers, because it would
-"establish a precedent." That is bad
logic. If the item was wrong it
should have been rejected because it
was wrong, and not because it might
sweate a precedent. If it was right,
it was proper to sustain it and all
the more so because it might create
:a precedent. Mr. Foster should re-
member that he cannot have too
many precedents.
STILL UNREADY.
The Ameaican land forces are still
short of shoes, guns, ammunition,and
Montreal, the harbor improvements
lately authorized at Montreal, Hali-
fax and St. John, the equipment of
ocean liners with cold storage and
the subsidizing of cold storage ware-
houses throughout the country.
The alien labor law.
The repeal of the obnoxious 'fran-
chise act.
The Dominion plebiscite bill.
The abolition of civil service sup-
eraanuation.
The reduction of Canadian post
age to two cents.
The securing of a joint commission
representing Great Britian, Canada
and the United States, which will
meet at Quebec to arrange a treaty
for the settlement of all points of
difference between Canada and the
most of the things necessary towards
gutting up a good tight. Many of
the volunteer officers are ignorant of
• drill and army tactics. The men
• ;are already sickening under the
sonthern heanand dint'of pork and
hardtack, and one regiment alone
has 200 men in- hospital.
The sick season in Cuba has be-
gun, and the Florida heat is said to
he "not a circumstance" to that of
Santiago.' The invasion scarcely be -
un, and if it is pressed en, 75 per
s!.ent. of Uncle Sam's forces will be
in the hospital within six weeks.
That is the opinion of men who
About the only thing for Uncle
the township of Tuckersmithe-espet 1
' adopted with the addition o one
dollar per acre added to Grey, $25,
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know.
t consider the result of the petition to
Moved by Dr. Rollins, seconde
by Jas. Snell, that the House of
Refuge committee be asked to report
on the advisability of raising the
physician's salary, or the allowance,
if any, for drugs usecl by the, playsi-
cian, and the advisability of chang-
ing the physician periodically. This
went to the House of Refuge comittee,
which recommended against it.
Letter from Earnest Heaton, ask
ing for a grant of $50 for the Child-
ren's Aid Society was read and re
ferred to the Executive committee,
which recommended a grant of $'25.
A statement read by the clerk,
showing that the appropriations to
the several Collegiate institutes were
satisfactory, was order to be filed.
On motion of councillors Torrance
and Holt, the clerk was directe L
notify the clerks of the several muni-
cipalities of the county to levy the
rate for the county and to send state
Intent of the amount so levied, not
later than December 1st, 1898.
On motion of councillors Snell and
J. B. McLean, the engineer was di-
rected to see that people who had
dumped refuse tin and other things
t.I 111•
United States. This is looked upon
in liVashington as the most impor-
tant commission in which the States
has been concerned since the Geneva
Claim Commission.
HURON COUNTY COUNCIL.
'MINUTES OF JUNE SE%SIGN.
111c1LEA..l'ir sts SON, Props.
All kinds of rough ar d dressed
Hall, of lielgra ve in the evening. ceeded to the business formerly carried \
on by Goo. Shaw at lately by D. Mc
ing batter and eggs at several out- Lumber, Lath Shingles,
7 •
Mr, Geo- Powell was busy purchas• 11
side points during the week.
A number of delPgates from here
will go to the 0. E. and S. S conz-
vention Winghatn next week.
Rev. McLean is attending the
meeting of the General Aseembly,
of the Presbyterian church, at Mon-
treal.
God frev's hond, nt Goderich on
Monday next, will likely attract a
number tr,,in here.
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The .June Session ot' the Council on the enbankment near the in
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Council was held last week, the war bridge remove the smile, and in
den in the chair. default prosecute them.
A petition from the trustees of S. , EQUALIZED ASSESSMENT
S, No. 8, Tuckersmith, asking for 1
I After several long sittings the
heointment of an arbitrator to . equalized assessment of 1808 was
liam to do is to keep his boys in
Florida until October. By that time
the Spanish fleet will be hors de com-
bat, the Americans will be better
trilled and better acclimated, the
weather will be cooler, and the con
quest of Cuba should he a comports-
tivety easy matte,
ing lots 17, 18, 19 and part of .0, 000 to Henson, and a re u
Tuckersmith, was referred to the I one dollar per acre in West Wawa= nosh, the result being that Grey is
con 4, L. R. S, in the township of I
Education committee which mom- I $64,762 more than last year, Hensall
mended that no action be token. 1$25,000 more, and West Wawanosh
Petition from S. S. N. 2 Elay, ask- $41,725 less. The assessed value
ing that an arbitrator be appointed for 1898 is $32,283,119, as against
to consider a by-law that had been $39,935,082 for 1897. At the after
passed by May township council, noon sitting Mel(illop was raised $1
setting out a new school seetion to per acre.
be known as No, 10 in said township
HOUSE OF REFUGE COMMITTEE
was referred to the Education com-
mittee, Which recommended that no I Your committee naet at the House
action be taken. of Refuge on March 23rd, and ex -
A letter was read from F. Naylor I mined the house and farm, and
claimin,g damages for an accident consulted the keeper as to the best
sustained at Golley's bridge, be- wav to cultivate the, farm. On the
tween East A'trawanosli and Morris, i fith of this month your committee
but the Executive committe reeont- : again met and found that directions
mended that no action be taken, as I given at previous meeting, bad been
theylliad not been furnished with ' carried out satisfactorily. We have
sufficient proof of damage. i to report that on both visits the house
The matter of commitment of and farm appeared to be well man -
Lottie and Flossie Darin, of the town i aged The trees planted last year
of Goderleh, to the care of the Child- , and the few ordered to be plantei
rens' Aid Society of the Coanty of this year are doing well and the
Huron, and charging the county ; farm stock and crops are in good
1.50 per week for their mainten- , condition. The accounts for the
for this gear up to the end of
°ONG} R LATIONS.
The second session of the ,second
'Liberal Parliament in the history of
d,he Dominion has closed amid the
beginning of a new prosperity such
;Is Canada has never before experi.
enced. Foreign trade is spreading
by leaps and bounds, the wheat area
in the West has increased 25 per
cent.; railroads are being extended,
canals deepened, capital is flowing,
into the country. factories are growl
ing, mines are being developed, the
Anoney market is active, retailers are
buying generously, failures are be
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cowing fewer, immigration is inereas. ance, was sent to the Executive 00111 LW
log and the exodus to thc ruited mittee which stated tbitt we have May, were audited and found correct,
iltates has ceased. The country 15 bad the order reduced from $1.50 to From the inspector's books we find
flied with a new hope and a new 1 per week for each child, and re- the total expense aceoutitis$1286.2,G,
VOIMMUNI...111
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LOOKS
Poor clothes cannot make
you look old. Even pale
cheeks won't do it.
Your household cares may
be heavy and disappoint-
ments may be deep, but
they cannot make you look
old.
One thin does
never fails.
It is impossible to look
young with the color of
seventy years in your hair.
it and
Aows
Bair
vigor
permanently postpones the
tell-tale signs of age. • Used
according to directions it
gradually brings back the
color of youth. At fifty your
hair may look as it did at
fifteen. It thickens the hair
also; stops it from falling
out; and Cleanses the scalp
from dandruff. Shall we
send you our book on the
Halt and its Diseases?
The iloof Aillrloo Fres.
yOu do stot. obtalo 111 the bene-
fit* rutOmpectod from 10.utle
the viper, lirrlto the dettor about li.
rrobOlify ther0 14 dome dtfaculty
*lila your irouorti qatetu w1+1.17
rosyb. ooditiy.novoa. Addrtirs,
0. 110%. UMW, Nut,
He is prepared to supply ,all kinds of
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IVIeat and Butchers' Supplies or the
Best quality at lowest prices.
Apple Barrels, Hard & Soft Slabs.
Orders executed to any part of the
Lown with despatch. Also a large quantity of dry Hard
Telephone No. 0. . 1 Wood for sale, delivered.
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to
Telephone orders promptly at -
L. JWILLIAIVIS1Itended
TRY
McLEAN & SON..
INGHAM
1(1 BRESTEAM !AMORY'
Our laundry plant has arrive&
tor your summer and we are prepaced to turn out
first-elass work in all lines of
BOOTS and
SHOES\
For the convemuoce of customers,'
His stock is la DROP BOX will be placed., at the.
door to receive work when laundry
Good and Cheap !Its closed.
\ Laundry Work on the ShortesT
Notice.
Extra fine line in Children's
Wear.
Custom work and repairing promptly
attended to.
J. G. KARGES.
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RIVE US A TRIAL
with your next order,
T. D. LONG
Opp. Union 11'•Actory.
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WHAT PRETTY COLD RINGS 1
1 hat is what everybody says when
they see our stock.
1,Ve make any style of Gold Rings to
. order.
'We think we know as much about
watch work as any other man in Canada,
and will give
13-341304,C}C)
for 0 watch wc can't fix.
HALSEY PARK.
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works
up -to e
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