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The Wingham Times, 1898-12-16, Page 22 A horse driven by liise D. Warren neer 'rL a lesvt .ee t -"i away and dashed into a tilc)t'i•t:r ti; hi. The y ettlig lady w i.l,:.i;t t oat and killed. I"oder the n( iv tin e c:� ,l '•f r•he C. P. it, the ti re b ten 11'inn'i g .1tnd Toronto hie'.:,'et:tt re.luw:.i to 48. t L'si Fy�r :mow. }g • enteeen ek ��Scr`'tlt *3 2htai: ?'fie ;Lvely cared 1::•y t'-.M.eS3 int ;'io Pn2so They else relieve Dishcas from Dyspepsia, Ind;eesticrt ., a:i 7.1.`ao Marty Eating, .'i per. fact re act:y for D:zziness,'Nausea, Drowsz- nen, ,.lad "i' a,'te in the liouth, Coated Tongue Taira in the Sitio, TORPID maim. They t'. roma ..^. Dowels. Purely Vegetable. rm. PvC o. l lye fraud. of •Lho •:toy. 'See r :i1: get Carter'., Ask far Carter's, ' nsi ;tad demand Cart'::; Little Liver Pills. HEART PAINS "The load and Feryes ars Often Affected and Carse Prostration of the Entire i:f st'.u1. • J. Ringston Lady 'fes:ifies to Her Ex - perk= ::i the Use ef reliburn's Heart and ?Terve Pills. ' People who suffer from any disease or disorder of they heart nervous system, such as P,aipit:.t;on, Skip Beats, Smother- • ing or Sinairit: t c.nsation4, Sleeplessness, Weakness, Fain in the -Head, etc., can- not affo•d to waste time trying various remedies, which have nothing more to back up their claims than the bold asser- tions of their proprietors. These diseases are too serious to per- ; mit of year c•.:n:'rimeuting with untried • remedies. When you buy Milburn's Heart and Nerve Pills, you know you have behind t't. nr the testimony of thous- , ands of Canadians who have been cured bv their use. One of these is Mrs. A. Ytir. Irish, qa Queen Street, Kingston, •Ont., who writes as fll!owvs : " I have suiter'd for some years with a smothering* ,sensation caused by heart disease. The severity of the pains in any heart eauiv d me much suffering. I was also very nervous, and my whole system was run down and debilitated. "He: ring of Milburn's Heart and • Nerve Pill being a specific for these troubles, I thought I would try therm, and therefore, got a box at McLeod's Drug • Store. "They aC•;,• tdc,',. me great relief, having toned up• my system and removed the distressing symptoms from which I suf- fered. 1 can heartily recommend these wonderful pills to all sufferers from heart trour;le." Lain -Liver Pitts cure Biliousness, Dys- impale end Constipat;on. l; very ',Hi perfect. EMULSION COS and1ftER'. 3s[kE. f4 PIPIT er Cr.Of)11, max' Arereers. Ifi'l 1fl Z2.C'lY, Etre bent fits of Ws article • are Front ,Grltttifest. B tst• a:d ef Tim 1), & L. Emnlsion,1 have erstt, tl t id ora Lacking tough which Ltd troubled nt,• toe •svcr a year, and have gained eont'.der- ab-y in weight. r. Ii• WINGHAtli, C.H., Montreal.. 30e. and Si per Bottle DAVIS & LAWRENCE' CO., Lim.ted, Mew rant. ti #ileli8i NeAsitiiwlll' CURL ALL YOUR PAINS WITH, Pain -Killer. A Medicine Chest In Itself. Simple, Safe and Qslok Cure- far ORS MIPS, DIARRNOrgA, COUf#}IS, COLDS, RHEUMATISM, NEURAI,OOL 25 and MS cont lAotttle e. t!'51YA R 1 OP IMITATIONS. HUY C`::.v THI ftgtWINE. 1 k I Air i N (1IIAM T12414.;S, 1)ECEMBER 16, f8118. •..«....n! -.w m-ar«+a.,x,.a..,...,..n..•-8••w+• w.,.ver..w...»nr.,w,x ...rfla n.*wxv.w.+uw.n.,..•.u.a+w.. .. •••••..nr..w.«r.., +w..hvwaw.ww...e�..r..w..,..w BIZ eSeosiee. Mr, W. IL friar :tsei-.t.etl •bt''=. i'. Swann at theMie-ionart :lnt.itt'i -at y of the Ripley llethtdiet ,•3utt'11 tlu Sutlday. A Bt'nsscls Quartette will elitg et the Pr'esbytetian tea meeting .*t \Velt�n on the evening to l+'t itlhty, •rt i'+st, - • The Fre(' l,ib*ary'guard is issuing a nt w cat.•ttt•gue of he fine Ii..t ui ,• btl„lts. upon 11,e Library t.Iielvt well as the new etdt11tion teing abide " A treat deal t f woi k has been /tutee 3$0111rtor0 13 i'i'I,lt(fS,. Inti. WOOF OF WEDDED BLISS. 'l'h(' following ate the amounts due ; oonneN weamuse OF MR. AND MRS. (.aril seethe). from the speeial and l VI'THR('W. Li !Wet s t t (inisition:s fur 1898 ii --- :icl.uol section to 1 eeee 88 Golden weddings are events in the .1 b. ... ..0.i ,,, , hibtai a of man that are. extremely " " 3 1102 00'rare. Very few couples are blessed 3;?(3 79' with haif a Century of connubial 310 (15 330 0.2 j bliss, but such has been the cline 301 '!1 I right in our good city of Woodstock. 250 u(i1To- day Mr. Joseph AVithrow, the 3:31 33 I fret.ial official in charge of the court 450 u 3:1 .1.)0 43 , house buildings, and his good wife, 1•27 o1:'are celebrating the fiftieth miniver- .• fleet Minting tee 141a:try aitd ,rte;1lt.g it in shape for re -opening*. Rev. and Mrs. Abbey are inerfnf; into the new Rectory this ,week. f(;ttntraCiOr Newton Itas ,.made a 0114 clam, ,j•,b of ;lie building and it will 'stand to itis credit in tL.e Y eats to 'come. The bnikling is convenient, CtnitnOdiOUS and ctoLUfortallie,baviiig E all the niocictn arrangements. 1 Brussels L. 0. I, No. 774, clew(, 1 the finlow'ing officers ler the current yea t• W. II. Moore; V S. -Worthy M aster Wal. Smith -Deputy .1t,uter • B. Lyerry-Chaplein M. M. C'trdttf-Rec. Si erotery J. Kerutighan. jr.---1+iu. Secretary. Cur.bll-'J-reasurrr it. Smrih-Dir. of Ceremonies 8 T. floto-tee tuTer Nelson Cardin' -1st Con mittee Man H. McOutcheon-2nd 't (=Norge Colvin -3rd `' " John Wynn -4th " David Smith -5th { , LiOIti111O. Rev. J. Ferguson,. of Weston, will I preach anniversary sermons in the 1Methodist church on Sunday, Decetn• ber 25th, the 'Sunday School of the 'above church will hold their annual i Ctlristmas tree entertainment on Monday evening, December 26th. St. Stephen's church S. S. purpose holding a grand entertainment it. the town hall, •Corrie, on the evening of December 20th. At the hist regular meeting of the L. 0. L. No. 767. the following offi- cers were elected for the ensuing year :-W. M.-Bro. Thos. -Nash ; D, M,-Bro. E. L, Mc rren ; Chap.-I3ro. Jas. Leech ; R. S -l3ro. Jas. Elliott; F. S. -Bre Jas. Perkins ; Treas.- ' Bro. R. Ross ; D. of C.-Bro. .7. A. Strong •; Lect.-Biro. H. Harding ; Committee -Bros. G. Walker, A. 13 Feeney, P. Zimmerman, R. Stinson and W. J. Greer. i For Over Fifty Years. 1 ren Old and Well -Tried Itemedy-Mrs 1 Wlithltw't. Soothing, Syrup has bests I used lOr over •ifty years by tuillions' of mothers for their ohildred while teeth. ' ing, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cure; wind colic. and is the best remedy for diarrhrea. It is pleasant to the taste. Solcl by druggists iri overy pait ut ti e • world. Twenty-five cents a bottle Its ' value is incaluable. Bo sure you ask for ' Mrs. 1Viusiow's Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind. ,:•::, ...• .. w•... ,. .^lint V of ,Lieu lY l•(1/Alof,'„ \•.11:11 tail, Fortubsu " • .. 633 L 69 place .fifty' years • ago in Queen's ;, r g rj . . r,. \o. 1, U. u J. • • 1 i0 Ul County New Brunswick, Mr Withrow was not quite twenty 11735 22 years old when he took to himself ,U.ttaarll and Hay G' ovei. Amelia Jane Glanzer, daughter of' the late Henry Manzer. Mrs. With: row was then only 18. This makes Mr. Withrow now only 69 and his wife 68. For a time after .their marriage, Mr. Withrow was engaged in the lumbering and farming business with his father, the lato Williate Withrow, in New Brunswick. In the year 1850 the young couple moved to Ontario, and after dwelling for several years in Pickering came to Oxford County, They have lived here, honoured and respected by their hosts of friends, the whole time since with the exception ef about fie a years. Mr. and Mrs. Withrow are both enjoying the best of health end look twenty years younger than they really are. They are probably good for twenty or thirty years longer. Seven children blessed the u..ion, and there is not one broken link as yet. These are the names : Mrs. Arthur Clarkson, of West Oxford ; Mrs. F. J. Carr, Wingham ; Mrs. A, E. Swanton, Woodstock ; Amos, St. Louis ; Samuel M., of Woodstock, and Oswald, who is attending Trin- ity Medical College, Toronto. - Mr. and Mrs, Withrow have re: ceived a large number of beautiful presents. The members of the Coun: ty Council .have presented them with three beautiful pieces of sterling sil: ver we re, with gilt bowls and suitably' engraved, while the giftof the county officials is a beautiful gilt clock in case. There were over a hundred pre: sent at the Golden Wedding of Mr. and Hrs. Withrow, at their residence 'in the Court House Wednesday night `and a very enjoyable evening was spent. The- County Council and County Officials attended in a body. . The many gifts received by the aged bride and bridegroom were very beautiful and costly, among which was a memorial presented by the County officials, signed by them all. A gold, -headed cane was given Mr. Withrow by a number of his old friends and Mrs, Withrow received a gold -headed umbrella from her children. Mr. Gordon II. Cook, of Ingersoll, occupied the chair. . A very beautiful address was made to the bride and groon, by their son: in law, Mr, A E. Swanton, to which Mr, Withrow replied in suitable teems, whieh was followed by a duet, by Miss Foley and Mrs. Swanton. Solo, Mrs. Morgan, Beachville; ad: dresses by. Rev, Mr Roberts, Wood: stock ; Rev. Air. Morgan, of Beach: viae; duet by Mr. Morgan and wife. Speech and presentation by the Warden of the County. Solo by Mr. D igit,.Del,uty Registrar, aceompan: fed by Miss Biggins. • 1 Speeches by Sheriff Brady and G, Ii. Pattullo. 1 Address by hiss Chave, teacher hi I Central School. This brought the very pleasant 1 and riieinorable event to a close. i We all wish Mr, and Mrs. With: row long life and happiness, ---Wood: stock Times, Dee. Sth. If it's Hay Fryer that is the bug -bear or y0U'• lire, 3011 wo-.,'t Know the idealist re of fre,,thim from it till you've tried Dr. Citnse's (J"terrih Cure. LI CKNOW. Air. J. G. Anderson, of the evapor• ating works, has Sold one 'thousand .lifts• pound boxes of evaporated app:es, for direct shipment to •Gcrinany. The Lxcknow ITockey Club has elected the folio wing officers for the season :-tion. Pres., J. D, Nichol ; Hon, Vice Pres., J. Murchison ; Pres., Will Irvin ; Vice Pres.,W. Davison ; ,See. and 'frees., W, Mitchell ; Capt i Wallace Corrigan ; Managing Com., A. Breathweight, Wm. Corrigan ; Subscription Com., W. Corrigan, F. , Kerr and W. Mitchell. The annivereary services of the 1 Methodist church were held on Sunday last, Rev. A. McKay, of the Presbyterian church,. preaching in the morning, and the pastor, Rev. J. Learoyd, in the evening. Collee. • tions were taken up in aid of the building fund. On ,lionday evening Rev. Mr, Learoyd gave a lecture on "Christopher Columbus and his times," and the church choir rendered a special musical programme. The Publie Library is again open for the distribution of books. The Library will be open Tuesday and Thursday evening; from 7 to 9 p.m., : and on Fridays from 8 to 5 p. m,, and 7 to 9.30 p. m, Five and ten • cetit cards will be furnished by the Librarian on receipt of price. Those living outside of the village can secure membership tickets at 50 abuts each. • d 1tllaan Nanied Smith hada tert•'iblo cough. People said he was going into consumption. As a mat. ter of fact be was already in the early ietages of that terrible destroyer. f3ut , be had sense enough to take Shiloh's Cough and Coneumptior, Cure, and to- t day there ien't, a healthier men in Can- r•tl't. '.i et., 50 etc. and 51,03 a bottle, .t f. 114 1•, cure, the drugriat will re - 1 a:.,1 3 our u.J11ey. lV R OXLTEIt. hiss ?dor in, of Bayfield, was visit- ing with Miss Mary Davidson. Mr. W'm. Wilson has returned from Toronto, ti here he had spent a month. Messsr. Alex, Campbell and John McLeod will look after the skating riuk this season. `t.: Mr. 1V. Pofuerv, of Lakelet, has purchased Mr. Geo. Barnard's but- chering business• and will take pus. seseit,n at New Fears. • Messrs. Rubt. Dodds and John Ire- land have returned home from Mani- toba Miss 'Nettie Smith is visiting with' friends in Grey township. ' An entertainment will be given in tee Methodist church on Monday evening' next. A splendid program has been prepared for the occasion. • Oiildren Cry. forrj • � �� tr..rs TE ES WATER. A Chinaman from Sarnia has opened a laundrv.in this place. At ,the hist regular meeting of Camp Avondale, S. 0. S., '1'eeswater, the following officers were elected : Chief -Bra. (co.sFowler, Chieftain-Bro. V. R. Waldo. Chaplain-Bro. John McKenzie, i Secretary-Bro. A. G. Stewart. F. See'y-Bro. J. Farquharson. Treasurer-Bro. J, Keith. Marshall -131'o. T. McIntyre. Standard Bearer-Bro. J. Rome. Sr. Guard-Bro. D, McIntyre. Jr. Guard-Bro. •tV. Marshall. -Physician-Bro. John Gillies. Auditors -Bros. Vt R. Waldo and J. NieKenzie. On Sunday of last week the whole community was saddened by the death of Mr. George Moore.. A little over a year ago Mr. Moore contracted a cold which settled on his lungs and depite the efforts of medical skill developed into a fatal disease which at tarot laid him low, in the prime of his life and in the midst of his usefulness. Though a resident of the village for • many years the deceased took little part in public affairs, preferring a quiet home life to the worry and excite ment that must be the lot - of those who identify themsalve§ with the interests of the public. Ile was, however, for a term of years a member of the Public School Board, the duties rf whieh pt,sition he dis- charged honorably to himself and with advantage to the municipality. Ile was a memberof the Presbyterian church and fur a number of years taught a class in the Sunday School. Quiet and asstflriing is marner, straigliforward in business transae• tions, careful in speech, generous by nature, he was a man that any community could ill afford to loose, hence the regret occasioned by his death is universal, Much sympathy is felt and expressed for his wife and children who mourn the loss of a kind husband ftnd father. The funeral took place on Tuesday of last week and was largely attended. Services were held in ,Knox church by Rev. James Malcolm assisted by Rev. S. W. Muxwot'thy. The funeral was conducted by the mem- bers of Court Victoria, No. 52, 0. 0. I+'., of which he was a member and at the grave the burial service of the Order was read. Try Dr. Low's Pleasant Worm Syrup if ehiloren are troubled with worms. It always work well. Price 23e. `exeinT'.D--severer. 'ritiUSTwonrtrY pint. TT,, seal in this state to non um our business to heir ea n and nearby counties. It it mainly nMee lyork conducted at -hems, Salary straight *000 yfamMudixpenes • deinite, bonallde n0 Mtn*, 50 1ee&lMoihly*3,ltefemacei• Pnnlote e Wary. Monthly antelope, 'Herbert 8. Hotly, Pre0.. Dept. X, Chleege, e:. 1 Gratifying improvement. "My face wag covered with pimples and black when I began taxing Ilooa's Sarsaparilla, but after the use of this medicine a short ti ae I was entirely cured. I cannot recommend it too high- ly sines it has done so much for me," MAY RYAN, North Street, Oungah, Oat, HOOD'S PILLS are the only pills to 1 take with 13ood's Sarsaparilla. Woodstoek isto x have a hospital for consumptives. i 1 A OTIv1 SOt1OITt)ttsWAF,'LL1)1•AlsitYv,'IDltS 1 ,L . for "The Story of the Philippines" by Murat lialstcad, commissioned by the hilrerement as 1 bf ficial Iflst• rIan to the war napartment, The nook was written in army ramp+ at Smrranslaen, ,. On the PacificPacificvi. with h Ue ,.tat Merritt, in the hospitals 1 at liouoluln, in item; tioug, in the American trench, es at Manila, In the Insurgent amps with Asninal • 1 do, on the deck of the Olympia with Dewey, and In flto roar of battle et+he fall of Manila Botlanza for a5ente, tirimlul of orbiinni pictures taken by ,rovermnent pllotogr.phere ou the spot. Laras book• row ppir1 u:lr, kig profts. Freight paid. i (,relit given. I)Z 1p all traehv unohActal war beaks. l Outfit tree. AddreM►, 1t'..'L, Barber, tteo'y., Star Insurance Sk,K„ Ci lotto, • f •r, tive.» «i9c2S v�,, C$!c7pp��7tt, 5r .y., ge.. eF:'x.23"; 7g, " .1." 73 ai.....,w. ..... �. ,.s.,.iSt•.xt'tl:t�'r•wl. �.,.h:....i.tt. aa:a1.'�...:.:+.C.,..,�w5..h..•.........._.. ..dq..i+� What ar G as Castorin, is Dr. Samuel Pitcher's prescription for Infants tudi Children. It contains neither Opium, It ori,ihiete nor other Narcotic yx bstance. It is a, harmless s:ihutit te' for Pare or c, Drops, Soothing Syrups and Castor 011. It is Pleasant. Its guarantee is thirty yeaias' use /ey Millions s of Merneers. Castoria, dcutroya "Worms. tt«fel. allays Feverishness. Castoria 'prevents vomiting Sour Curd, eatren Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. Castoria, relieve: Teething, troubles, cures Constipation and a latatlency.. Castoria assimilates the Food, regulates the Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Cauteria, is the Chilall:en's Panacea -the Mother's Friend. Castoria. Castoria. "Oastor211 is an excellent medicine for children. Mothers have repeatedly told me of its good effect upon their children." Dn. G. e. Osnoop, Lowell, 41fess. "castoffs, is so well adapted to ctllidrett that I recommend it as superior to any pre. neription known to me." IL A. ARennrt, li. D. Brooklyn, . F. THE FAC -SIMILE SIGNATURE OF APPEARS ON EVERY WRAPPER. THC CENTAUR COMPANY. TT MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK CITY. • It is said Mr. W. 0. lilaedonald, the - millionaire tobacco manufacturer of M',ntreal, is to bo knighted on the occasion of the opening of McGill University mining building, Dec. 20. Mr. Macdonald .has given aver $2,- 000,000 to Mevi 1. CilHdren Cry for - rf (7'...13, 0, r i Robt.. Thompson, the well known lumber merchant, and one of IIamit• ton's sve lthieet and most prominent citizens, died.suddenly at his reside- nce on Wednesday of heart disease. The jury in A the Prevost murder trial at, I'crt Arthur, returned a ver - diet of guilty, and Chief Justice Armour condemned the prisoner, Oliver Prerost, to be hanged on the the 17th day of March next,. ELTO O N' MPS Will stand hear and tear for e ears. No better proof cant be given of their durability than is shown by the fact that some of these pumps put in wells 25 years ago are still working. IRON and FORCE PU2/IPS Suppliedto Order. • Repairing promptly attended to. SHOP-Diagdnal St..opposite Beattiesr I Livery. 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