The Wingham Times, 1898-12-09, Page 4e4o 44.
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F12IDAY. DECEMBER 9, 1898.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
The Provincial bye elections in
&vitt Hastings and Nippising will be
held on Dee. 27th and 20th, respect
ively. •
Protests have beer. entered against
he election of Hon. J. M. Gibson in
East Wellington and the Hon. John
Dryden in South Ontario.
The West Elgin election case has
aceen disposed of. The result of
oleetion was brought down to a tie
And. Mr. McDonald Conservative, has
. esigned the seat,
Between 1887 and 1896, 407 school •
'sildr'en in Germany have committed
.suicide, and yet Germany is reputed
a have the best of modern school
The pe,itiens against Mr. Alex
Lumsden, Liberal, B. Powell, Con-
servative, members of the Legislature
for Ottawa have been dismissed.
TUE Hamilton Times says that an
ill -formed contemporary alludes to
Mr. Holmes as an unknown youth,
and further says :—"That is where
it snakes a mistake. True, Mr..
Holmes is young, but not too young ;
he is in the early forties. But as his
being unknown, why there is net a
man more generally or more favor-
ably known in West IIuron, where
he has lived from his boyhood. His
townsmen have five times honored
him with the highest office in their
gift, and have had no reason to re-
gret doing so. He is closely in touch
with the people of his riding, he
knows its politics and the political
history of the Dominion. It is not
only as a successful editor, a muni-
cipal worker, and a politician that he
is known ; there is scarcely a Metho-
dist Church in the riding and adjac-
ent territory in whicn he has not ex-
pounded the gospel --and his six-day
practices are not opposed to his sev-
enth day precepts. He is not as un
ccmpromisingly partisan as some
men, but that will not hurt his cause;
we need more of that sort ot thing in
our polities. He's a man to be trust-
ed. Of course many will vote
against him, but not one because he
is unknown or not on the square.
"Unknown," bless you 1 Bob's name
is a household word in Huron."
1 apaneo Robbery. MABE.E'C REPORTS.— j 11•INGIIAu,
Windham, Dec, 1, 1898,
The Napanee bank robbery trial ..orreoted by P. Deans, Produce Dealer.
erne to a conelusil'n on Saturday 'Flour per 100 lbs 1 75 to 2 00
morning last, The j'lt•y ft'und Rubt. If 11 Wheat 0 (is to 0 70
Mackie guilty and he was sentenced Spring Wheat 0 68 to 0 70
to ten years in Kingston nitentiary. Bats, npw 0 20 to 0 27
pt' Barley 0 30 to 0 ijS
The jury disagreed as to the guilt Of Peas 0 50 to 0 00
W. H. i'ont.,n, ten being for aeynital 'turkey, drawn 0 07 to 0 U8
and two for eont'ietinn. The jury Gen " 04 to 05
Dacha per pair 0 49 to 0 50
was disehat'ged and Potlton was re- Butter..... ........ 0 14 to 0 15
leased on ;c 10,o0o hail to sta nt) a noth- Eggs per dozen 0 14 to 0 14
• er trial. Parc and Holden's trio I goes Wood ha, pot cord1 50 to 1 7:,
a ,
Over till :after tht ltttxtttial of Pont )n ee,perbushel, , 4 50 to 5 00
Po atoor ton 0 40 to 0 50
T 'e next trial will Lut lil'ely be, Tallow,per lb 0 13 to 0 4
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lotid in Napanee. Dried Apples, per lb
0 2 to 0 4
Wool
19 to 21
Dressed hoes 5 00 to 6 00
Chickens 0 25 to 0 25
By means of the telephoto -kit is now
possible for one person to talk to an-
, other who is 1,000 stiles distant.
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After one has been conversing over
such a line it is only fair to say that
!6 "he talked at great let gth."
The Listowel telphone exchange
I will in a very short time be made
an all-night service. The present
machinery will be exchanged for the
latest improved matelhc switches to
be operated by steam lower, and
the service will be continuously open.
John Scott claims 5800 damages
from the Listowel council for loss
sustained by cattle poisonei by wat-
er from the river polluted by town
sewage. The council and their
solicitors. Messrs. Morphy & Carthew,
think the town is not liable, and the
suit will be defended.
Boats..
Gn urcu.—In Wingham, on December
5th, the wife of Mr. A. Ginrich; a
Laughter..
Oooic--ln Winrtham, on Dec. 7th. the
wife of Chas. Cook ; a daughter.`?'
Robbed the Grave. ELcn—In Wiut•harn. on Deo. 3rd, the
A startling incident, which Mr. John wife of John Welsh : a daughter. ,.
Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the subject, Mor,sronrERY —in Wiochnnl, on Dec.
2nd,the wife of Thos. Mentgowery ; a
is narrated by him as follows; '1 was
in a most dreadful condition. My skin
was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue
daughter.
MARRIED.
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coated. pain continually in back and ' Seorroie--Gr:Ear —At the residence of
sides. no appetite—gradually growing the bride's parents. Listowel. on Nov.
weaker day by day. Three physicians 24th, by the Rev. W. Cooper, B. A. Mr.
bad given me up. Fortunately. a friend George Sputton, Principal of the Wrox-
advir;ed trying 'Electric Bitters ;' and to eter Public School, to Miss roars J. Glenn,
my great joy aoa surprise, the first bot-' , daughter of Mr. John (Ilene, Wallace
tie made a decided improvement. 1 con- street. .'
tinued their use for three weeks, and DIED
am now a well man. )_ know they saved McKncca—in Culross, nn December
my life, and robbed the grave of another (oh, Johnut• R.. sonof Mr. and Mrs.
victim." No one should fail to try them. Andrew McKague, aged 1 year, 7 months
Only 50 ets. a bottle, every bottle guar and 5 days.
anteed, at any Drug Stora Aitvc—In Turnherrv. nn December
0th, Pearl, infant dat.ghter of Mr. and
HOW ICK. ;tire. W m. King, a,;ed months and 27
1 days.
On Sunday last a confirmation :f WaL tFa—lrt East \Vawanosh, on Dec
•,vas held at the English church at ember 1st, George lI walker, aged 8
..ystenls. It is that the grind of the Goi �ie by the Bishop of Huron. years, 11 tncutt's and 14 days:,.
school -rooms is making the life of the There were 84 Candidates including 9LLAN.—In Brussels, On December let,
modern youth "not worth living?" those of Gorne and the neighboring Eno Reece, youngest years
of Rev.
g g S- J. Allis, aged ears and three
THE election petitions in the case churches ot Fordwich and Wroxeter. mouths.
.f Loudon and Brockville, in which After the rite was performed the
ate respective respondents were Col. Bishop gave an impressive and
,eys and Geo. P. G •sham, Liberals truly evangelical address to those
were dismissed at Oagcode Hall on who were confirmed. The church
`3lonriay. The petition in North was densly packed and the great
-.ray against G Boyd, n in vative number ot the candidates, which the
Bishop remarked exceeded any class
oval also be dropped. he previously had, would appear to
During the course of a discussion indicate the great interest taken in
n the Custom Department, Ottawa, this great event and the growth and
+ ue interesting fact was brought our. extension of the English church in
slat the average perieapita consuls--.ghborhood.
sstion of tea in Canada annually is BELGRAVE.
.''om live to six pounds, whereas in Looks like winter,
-he I'nited States the ave; age is only Mr. W. K. Whaley spent Sunday •
'1 pounds per head. in Ethel,
The story of the centra] corruption Mr. Arthur Brooks had a success•
fal wood bee one day last week.
, 4j d obtained from lumberinen and Messrs Watson & Geddes have dis-
apitalists "for divers benefits" is like olved partnership. Mr. Wm.. Geddes
::ie story that Mr. Whitney tells becoming sole possessor.
<verywhere, nat. the constituencies Quite a number of young people'
xhere bye•eicathhans are Liking place from this vicinity drove over to Mr.
ee "infestsd with tkliciads." The ° Jno. Butcher's last Friday night,
tames of these of heat, have been ; where they spent a most pleasant
liked for, bat t -.ey, are no mit forth -it evening in tripping the light fantasic
'outing. hill the wee small hours of' the morn.
_- i Miss Maggie Wilson, of Windsor
FRIENDS PR'EVAII_1=D• j Ont is visiting at Mr. and Mrs. David
Geddes.
Nervous Tortrto Woman Walked
the door D:erang the N:aht for Hors
at a Time—She Makes a State..^.eet.
'1'OEONTO, ONT.--' 1 was troubled
with nervoutiness. It was i=poss5.t:e for
one to keep still and if the spells rime
,.fuer me during the night I had to get up
and walk the floor far hours at s time..
fly blood was very poor and I wass•zisect
to Fiillona attacks. Jfy feet would swell
rend I was nut able to do my own booze -
erotic. I treated with two of the bait
tplaya'eiane' here but only received relief
,tsar a time. I became discouraged, One
:lay a friend called and advised ale to try
'alood's SSarraparilla. I laughed at the ad-
vice but I was prevailed upon and pro-
cared one bottle. Before I used it all I
began to feel better. I took several bot
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*flea and also *event' boxes of Hoods Pills.
'float I can eat and drink heartily and
steep soundly. Hood's Sariaperilla has
rat'rely cured me aria also strengthenrrl
etre so that r now do all my own work.
olaserfuliy recbnunend Hood's :?areal;a-
trelle to all aafferers from Ilervauanaae,
weakaterwt or general Mae. H.
tit . i'. oaf. l egr oat Street.
eet.
,e �� atI Pills
r•rr*fLrrlrare+ta�trtaae,
1100E1 11i Pills ea.r to „yrrat..
A Thousand Tongues
1 Could not expresa the rapture of A nnie
E. Springer, of 1125 Heward et,. Phila-
delphia. Pa., when she found that Dr.
K:ng's New Discovery for Consumption
hail c,:mptetely cured her of a hacking
crtaagh that for many years had made
life a burden. All other remedies and
doatora could give her no help, but ehe
eaas r:€ this Royal Cute --"%30 remov-
es the pan is my cheat and I can now
eieep sraandly, something I can warmly
remember doing before. 1 feel like
soundir,g its praises throughout the
Uniceroa" So will every one who tries
I)r. Kiog'a New Discovery for any trou-
ble of the Throat. Chest or Lungs. Prise
50 cents and $100 at any Drug Store
every bottle guaranteed.
Hugh Brown of Trenton, who wag
arrested on the charge of stealing
money' from the hod; of 'William
Lunges?, at the Murray Hill disaster,
I1 been aeell � •n
tnmttt d for trial.
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EosIIg ?
Are you frequently hoarse?
Do you have that annoying
tickling in your throat? Would
you feel relieved if you could
raise something V Does your
cough annoy you at night, and
do you raise more mucus in
the morning?
Then you should always keep
on hand a bottle of
yeNs
Cherry
Pectoral
If you have a weak
throat you cannot be too
careful. You cannot begin
treatment too early. Each
cold makes you more liable
to another, and the last
one is always harder to
cure than the one before it.
)P.Atter'8ekteri Peetocat Pluter
minds at legs iter* cells.
Help at Hand.
If you have any complaint
vv etr ond t
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fr±dlj. Volt will aeceive a
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Address, DR, 3. C. AVER,
Lowell, MASS.
During the 13 years from 1885. to
1808, 108 persons have been con-
demned to death in Canada for
murder, of these 60 were executed
and 48 sentences were commuted,
Fat is absolutely neces-
sary as an article of diet.
If it is not of the right kind
it may not be digested. Then
the body will not get enough
of it. In this event there
is fat -starvation.
Scott's Emulsion supplies
this needed fat, of the right
kind, in the right quantity,
and in the form already
partly digested.
As a result all the organs
and tissues take on activity.
soc. and $I.00, ail druggists. `
SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists, Toronto,
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kVe would like your attention for a short time. We
want to interest you in' our weekly store talk. You
know our reputation for selling goods at low
prices. Well we are going to keep that up.
We lead, others follow. Just a few
prices this week.
CANDIES AND FRUIT
Mixed Candy 4 lbs for 25c.
Gum Drops, 3 lbs for 25e.
Cough Lozenges, 2 lbs for 25c,
Pepermint Lozenges, 2 lbs for 25e.
New Dates, 3 lbs for 25c.
New Figs, 5c. per pound.
Mixed Nuts, 20c. per pound.
Oranges 20 to 40c. per doz.
Lemons 12 to 30c. per doz.
FISH
,. Smoked lIaddie, Siscoes, Bloaters
and Red Herring arriving fresh
every few days. Fresh Herring,
Trout and White Fish oxpectect
early next week.
in our studio io the
McKenzie's Block, Wingham ,
If you want anything in the Pbnto
Li re, Crayon Work, (op ying and Eu-
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The halt century mark has been reach-
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have secured good positions since Sept.
1st, among those who have secured
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Steno. Lyon & Hensel!, Barristers,
Owosso, Mich. ; Alex. Blott, Molsons
Bans, Tron ton,Oet. ; Arthar Oldershaw,
Merchants Bank, Chatham, Ont. ; Vita
Clark, Bkpr, Brown's Woollen Mills,
Kingsville. Ont; Mary T. Cain, Steno.
Pardee & Shnunew.y, Barristers, Sarnia,
Oot. ; Florence Sibley, Ston. Blaney
Desk Co., Grand Rapids. Mich. Eva
Payne. Steno. D. & L. E. Ily. Oliice,
Chatham, Ont. These with forty-four
others have been place since Sept, 1st.
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Cushions,
DRY GOODS
Another consignment of Ready
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Ulsters, Overcoats and Suits its _
Boys', Youths' and Mens' Sizes, and-•
the prices are right. We are offering;
splendid value in Underwear. See:
our heavy all wool goods at 50e. r a,
Good 'Tweed Pants at $1.25.
Heavy all wool Tweed Pants $1,45..
Fine all wool Tweed Pants $2.00.
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and to give to your friends at home,
call and see our stock of
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Rab and -His Friends.
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Poe's Poems.
Emmerson's Essays.
Addresses by Drutnmond.
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Morning 'Thoughts.
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• Leather Dressing Cases for Ladies and Gentlemen.
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Cases, Shaving Cases, Neck -Tie and Work Boxes from.
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