The Wingham Times, 1899-02-10, Page 81i1i rfJ '.'.,ti,M T1MES,t FEBRUARY JO LS09
--court Maitland, , 0 F, meats. dais 1. need any fixing.
It MCI 11 u 0' [� 0 0: (hrtday) eaentug• �
.-:Tiara ore at prose t 0 in
Huron house of Refug •
---Regular meeting f the School Board
on Tuesday evening t ext,
-Mr Thee Walker ahippPda car lead
of loss to Torrntc nG \ 'daesday,
-•-Tvvo oar 1'tde ut beik were received A wEi,i, 1Ci1OwaN QUN13FC FARMER SUE- "Put in a gallery orecatnethang.
by the \Cron', en Tann ng Co this week. k RE0 UN'r)GD MISERY FOR TEIREE Stephenson in goal hadn't much ohance
--The 't Vali job dfpertinent is ruched Yi; #RS BEFORE RE FOUND RELIEF, to show WI be eau t.t'ap the puck,
Leave your order
need anything in
•
1 i 1 'you played well Gus, but dig in and �.
latest fn''t a . 1 don't be afraid. .
I WegueesKin. dine found Skeates DOMINION
ElEcTioN
skates on s=kates, f.
THE AFTER EFFECTS MORE DAN* I Luoknow will ploy in the Wingham
GrEROUS THAN THE DISEASE.rink next Monday es'euing
I Get wore seating capso:ty Stephenson. TUESDAY, F
West Huron
Wrinkles
in the,
ack
of the eoat, a shortness or longne$3
of the :~k't.ves, a tendency of the
collar to a lrnb tap the neek, a bald fit
rotltlil. tilt+ armpits.
These are Some of the results when
a loath pleat%Mat the wrong clothier.
That isn't Mt. The cloth is alit to
fade 'Tiff; buttons come off. The
sieenats rip.
Better &:arae to 11S and see the
ditiferent'e, We are the right kind
cf clothiers and give your money
baek if everything is not all right.
Ilats and Furnishings, no 'latter
what you may require, you'll find
us prepared with an immense as•'
sortment of the very latest and
daintiest styles and novelties. We
have made it possible for you to
meet the Dress requirements or the
clay at little expense. It will pay
you to deal with us. •
FURS
with work at present,
at this ()duce when yet
the printing lino.
-Targe qu n.tlties
•
of furniture,, hour
and other articles were shipped, train town
this weak.
For first-class tailoring and cheap gents'
fnrnishingi try Webster c Co. Remember
the place, in Owen's b oek.
-The log yards of Mrs McLean. tr Son
and .Button a Masson!, are fast filling up
these days,
-The Wingham market leads. for all
kinds of grain, 'proclu .e, etc, and our
merchants give good vdue in their several
lines,
-Mr W 5 Robertson of town, has been
engaged to teach in 3ihxnur's school,
Turnberry, until i411ett McLaughlin re-
covers from her Meese.
Dr. Macdonald is now permanently
at borne and can be consulted by
his patrons.
-A Pleasant time may be spent Tuesday
next 14th, by attendin theE l�vorth
I
League Sootal Evening" in the Methodist
church. Good programme, rofreshments
Silver collection.
-Mr .S D Barna, of Lambton
County, organizer for thij 0 0 0 F, is
in town lnokimg rift e the interests of
the above society. Several have al-
ready given their ap ilieation and it is
expected the m mbership will be
Now is the lilac to buy a Fur largely increased uring Mr. Barns'
'Coat', Cape or Ruff, at very „ow stay. The mole y accepts ladies to
full membership wi b. the gentlemen.
prices. •Special terms just'- ow. Mr B is stop-
ping�faat the Queen's, where ha may be
N E � GOODS seen.
JUST OPENED UP
THIS WEEK
Dress Goods, Silks, Prints, Tweeds,
:Boots and Shoes, and Ready made
,Clothip .
Now is the tilne. First choit:e at
WINDOWS
1
SMALL LOCALS.
Campbell's Headache Wafers guaran-
teed to cure headache.
,-Ash Wednesday-
-The fire departm
with .a new hose slei
-We understand
a3liortiy hevo a new d
-Turnberry .andj
�-February 15th.
ant has been provided
h.
that Wingham will
ntiet...
Morris township
councils will meet orf Monday next.
Highest prices paid for butter, eggs,
dried apples and good maple and beach
stove wend. D M Gordon.
.--Mr W 3 D.yoll has rented his farm
?pear Zetland to Mr. tchard Pocock.
--The second and best carnival of the
:Season will be held n the Wingbafu rink
sthia (Friday) eveni
---On'tlainside nes of this issue will
'befound a report f the County Council
prooeeriings as to en from the Goderieh
Star.
Cutters went good. 1 have ordered a
.oar load of buggies ,from the same firm.
.Don't buy until you see me.
T. H. Ross.
-A number of tit Wingham friends of
Nr. and. Mrs 5 C Ho lett, of East Wawan-
osh, spent a pieasan evening at their home
.on. Wedneeday.
-+a, number of onng people of town
+drove out to the h me of 11'1r and Mrs.
"J.'erdue, East Waw nosh, on Monday and
aeeyed a very ple Sant evening.
-Mr Wm Gern i11, for many years a
resident of Turn rry, Las soy his farm
,and intends skier y to mov - to Mtylitoba,
ai tier'e he spent th past sli'+.
Allaocounts o.-ing t 'Mr It 0' Foster,
aientcher, must be ,e ti=, with T l3 Dedds
:before the 15th of ,reary or they will
be placed in coir; or collection.
-"Epworth League Social Evening"
'next Tuesday, 14th, in the Methodist
-church.. Piece ant .programme, refresh-
ments. Silver goIlection. All are 1nvit-
.ed.
Men's and boys' overcoats, and 'ladies' Rev. T. bail concluded the Services
mantles will besold here at shout half in the Methodistoburch on Sunday last.
. p ri a for the next thirty C h da s. First et
The sato '
1t Y Y r Rev DrPa
choice always the best, D M Gordon. pastor, acne, and his wife
are ill with la grippe.
-Mr Arthur H k0arr, of Crura Eroa, Next Sunday anniversary eerviees in
'millers, bas purchased the beautifuLionneotion with Wingham Presbyterian
property of Mr The Leslie, on Minnie St1 ureh will be held. Rev b Perrie, the
%is a ter desir ble
'Thiele y � . property, and Mr pastor, will preach special sermonsrind
Our is veryfortunate in securing it. p ,
g special. mucic will be provided by the
i1 rush oysters arriving Wedaily at Meelel. choir. No tea meeting will be held in
Star restaurari
Ir t e them ,x twe them •n
i
connection with i on w the ser
vi es
o thisyear,
.au!►y- etylis.-J As. McK*vvrs. a'
atir;l in place of this a very liberal
i;ol•
:.-.e tneettne. of tth Directors of the lection .is naked from the congregation
1 ii. try,' t' .t;,rir•1tifs. nl Snr•inf t. will i•n •f, fate Sunday services. ".
ii, t„ ' ° • • .:•''' :,t ' 'i'ifo regalnr meeting Of the W 0 T
J'' ' ,. • ••- W• 11 ;till r e n.1.1 next Tuesday at the
g.
er.
P.'1fnseaerAL8.
Mr 7 E Swarts is in Toronto for a few
days this week,
Mrs 0 Dallas was :siting with friends
in Blyth this week.
Mr L Fortier is siendin; a few days
with. Ingersoll friend,!.
Mr Wm Grundy,
town a few days this
Miss. Charlotte Mcl
with Blyth friends la
Mr H O Bell retu
from a business trip
u ea
Mr John Leslie, o
town fol• a few dayr
11'iiss'Norma Dingr
f Goderieh, was in
eek.
onogh was visiting
t week,
nod on Friday last
o Toronto. '
Winnipeg was ' in
this week. ,.
y has returned from
her visit with friends in Ingersoll. •
Mr 5 R Brill, of Terswater, was in town
Friday last and gave the Tinge a friendly
call.
Mr John. Dixon,
xon o Hamilton, was in
town this week, atter4in; the funeralof
his brother.'
Rev W Lloyd, of Farmington, Mich, is
home on a visit to its father, who • has
been quite ill. .
Mr James Beldon,; of Molesworth, was
visiting with Wingham friontrls a'_ couple
of days this week.
Mr Alfred Mitchell, of Napanee, was
home attending the:funeral' of, hie moth-
er, Mrs S Mitchell.'
Miss McVittie, who has been visiting
with her cousin, Mies Beila Elliott' for,
some time, returned to her home in To.
ronto this week.
Dr James Wilsoe,,ef St Joseph, Mci,who
has been spending a couple of weeks with
relatives and friends here, returned home
on Saturday last.
Mr Beldon and daughter, of Aneta.
North Dakota, who have been spending a
short time with his brother in town, re-
turned • home on Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs Josiah Taylor, of Hamil-
ton, Mr Wm 1,foMu11en, of London, and
Rev W MoMnllen, of Leamington, at-
tended a funeral of William Dixon this
week. a
Mr A'IaaK Messer, who has been in
Morrow's drug store for the past four
years, leaves net week for Toronto where
he has secured aposition. Ken hes been
a general favori a with the young people
of town, who wi 1 regret to hear . of his
departure, but11 join in wishing hili)
abundant 'ai meet
CIEWItil;tt 11OTE$.
Oa Sunday, last Rev. D. Perris preach-
edanniversary sermons in the Furdtwich,
Presbyterian church. :Rev. Mr. Stewart,
of BeImore,. took Mr. Perrie's worts
here.
Item,... . ..., hori,t; c.t M:s x.'i:r Paulin at •3 o'elook.
The fog horn band wore inuch in evi-
Tire epidemic of la grippe which deuce, and played same beautiful
has swept over Canada like a scourge soleetions, ,
this winter, has left thousands of I Wilsun, our new man on point, is the
weak and despairing sufferers in all best in. his position in thispiirt of the.
parts of the land,, irt•ippe is a trot',i country.
cherouc disease, You think you are! Be on hand' at the Sink next Monday
cured, yet the slightest cold brings evening and see Wing'liam and Ldnkaow
on a relapse. Its mains are lett in play booltey. .
a weakened condition and fall an 1 The Winghaa. boys went to Ripley on
easy prey to its manifold eomplieat- j Friday evening last, and were defeated
ions,. Tile" blood is left impure and to the tune of 5 to 3. The boys say they
mpoverished;'tho nerves. shatterrd, were not in good trim, and that they
and heart troubles and nervous pros.
were not onto tt,e' "ins and outs" of the
tration are too often the result, 'Ripley rink.
Team The following statement !Dade by i IS incafidino„ „t� 3 t7 Lost To play
1
Mr. Daniel Ciossey,'a well known [-Ripley_- 1
a 3
farmer living near West Br•omeQue,, I Wingham.. „ .. 2 2 2
indicates the ravages made by the. Luokuow......., 0 8 3
after effects of this scourge. Mr Nita - .../. Wnel ,aavetl-
Clossey says: -"Some five years ago Mr. J. iii. Lilly, a prominent citizen of
Thad an attack of da grippe. The Hannibal, Mo., late.y had a wonderful
earlier s iptos passed away, yetetdeliverance from frightful death. In
I continued to fail in health, and telling of it, be says : of was taken with
suffcl'e yintense pain in my head, I Typhoid Fever, that ran into Pneumonia..
My lungs became hardened. I was so
Was 'subject to attacks of diz tnQss' i weak 1 couldn't even sit up in bed. No -
and unless I would grasp e nettling thing helped me. I expected to anon
would fall. I gradually grew so die of Ccrnsuniption, when I rof Dr.
weak as to be unabl to do any j King's Nety Drseovery. Oneheabottled gave
great relief. 1 continued to use it, and
work, My legsa d feet were as' now am well and strong. I can't say too
cold as ice even' 1 the summer much in its praise." This marvellous
months If l• attempted the least � medicine is the surest and quiccest cure
in the world for all `throat quad Lung
exertion my heart would beat violent- Traublea, 50 cents and $1.00, :tt Celia A.
ly. For three years I was in this.'aampbelrs Drug Store ; every bottle
helpless condition,' and although dur- I guaranteed.
ing that time 1 was attended by three i ,
different doctors, their treatment pro -1330111,:'.
dueed not the slightest benefit. At YtfEtr,-In Culross, on Feb, let, the
this time I read the statement of one' wife of Mr. Jas Yuen ; a daaugbter:
al aRID.
who had suffered from similartrouble, f( elm/ - NET,TRFIELD- At the residence
who Was cured by the use of Dr. of the b:ide's parents.. Lower Winghnn.,
Williams' Pink Pills, and I decided t on the 'evening of February 8th, by
to try them, The result was simply pastor Freed,' of the Baptist church, Mr
marvelous. ;astir
E Seli," of Wingham to Miss
A dozen boxes did what Amelia Nettertield; of Turnberry/
three years of exyensive medical Cox-MoLEOD-At the• residenee of
treatment failed to accomplish -re- the bride's father, on Feb. 1st. by Rev.
stored me ,to full health and vigor, A. Mackay, Mr, James M. Cox to Christy
Ann,, youngest daughter of Mr. trona
and I am' again a ole 'to do my work
Mc eod, all of.Kinloss
.
,
DrWilliams Pink Pills saved m tame- n WianiEn nm •
on Feb.
r about the farm, I honestly believe�
life and I aa glad to make this state- Willam Dixo , aged 74 years, 0 Ront
hs
days.
ment for the benefit it 'may bring to d 15 Mixonetaa- n Wingham, on Feb, 5th,
other!?, 'Cglara, wife of Mr-Siiilon Mitchell aged
After an attack of la grippe Dr. 4 : years. 3 months and 20 days.''' g 4,Tilli,,tns' Pink .Hills is; the only VCouaIE-In East Wawautlsli, 'nn Feb
'medicine that eon promptly restore 8 7th, :eagle M., daughter of John T.
and months Mafgaand ret 1- J. -
Currie,. aged 17 years,
you to health. They drive every
trace 'of the poisonous germs from , _ _•
the system build up and enrich the
blood and strengthen the nerved.
Sold by all dealers or sent post paid
at 50 cents a box or six boxes for
$2.50 by addressing' the Dr,WiIliatns'
Medicine Co.,' Brockville, Ont. Al-
ways refuse imitations or substitutes.
HOCKEY MATTERS.
Kincardine mat their "Waterloo", here
on Monday night last at the hands of
the home team by 'a score of 4 to 1. The
game was the fastest that has ever been
witnessed on the Wingham ice. t ¶!tie
rink was jammed to the doors, every
available space being taken up by the
excited spectators eager to see the. fun,
The game generally, wee Wean and fast,.
and with the exception' of a few good
rushes by the visitors, the home team 1
had the best of the play throughout the!
game. The Wingham' forwards;werel
constantly bombarding the Kiricardine
goal, but Sinclair proved to be almost
invinsible, keeping out shoal after shot. J
The Kincardine forwards a'xe. atrong,but
Dinsley and Wilaon continually broke
up their excellent combfnatien.
Al, hair time the score stood 2 to 0 in
favor of Wingham, and they bolted like
sure winners of a hard fought battle.
The second half was about a repetition
of the fi.rat. The puck was faced off at
8.30. The first goal was scored in 8
minutes by Skeatee. 'This goal was
disputed by Kincardine, and a change
of umpire was the result. After 20
minutes of hard play, and just before
halt time, Dinsley scored by a beautiful
lift from centre. In the second -half
Wingham were constantly shooting -ea
thelCincardine goaI,and froth the strong}
play which was put up by the home
team it looked as if this score would be
20 to I, but the T incardine goal keeper
was like a stone wall, and proved him-
self to be the best goal keeper in the
league. After seven minutes swift ;play
Hunt scored for Wingham. lathe next
,1 minutes Kincardine scored their only
goal. The pork was tamed again and
after 11 mletutes play i ineardine's keel
was pierced again. No more goals were
scored, and after a few minutes more
play the most ermiting game of the sea.
son was finished.
norms.
A crowded house.
Jennings got "011'&' wanted,
"Dario a "World beater" and don't
Your heart beats over one bun-
dred thousand times each day.
▪ One hundred thousand supplies of
good or bad blood to your brain.
Which is it?
- If bad, impure blood, then your
• brain aches. You are troubled
.' withdrowsiness yet cannot sleep.
You are as tired in the morning
. as at night. You have no nerve
▪ power. Your food does you but
• a little good.
Stimulants, tonics, headache
powders, cannot cure you; but
t1
- It makes the liver, kidneys,
akin and bowels perform their
proper work. It removes all im-
purities from the blood. And it
makes, the blood ,rich in its life•
„giving properties.
g p openies.
To Hae#an
RevOvery.
You will be more rapidly cured
if you will take a laxative dose of
Ayer's pills each night. They
arouse the sluggish liver and thus
cure biliousness.
WP1'lo'10 ori« Dooforeu
Wo have the exclusive 'silences of
scone of the mat eminentinent h siciana'1n
the United Staten. Write freely
all the
parttoularBIn your Addreess oDH, .1. C, AYER
toweth dais,
.4c4s+%r
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.21,'99
Your vote and influence respectfully
solicited for
RO6"i".NOLMES
FOR SE
The Imported G rnau Coach
p e
WI L 1 EMAR
Height 14 hands. Weight 1500 lbs,
Color .row black, A Coach horse of the
highest type with good knee action,
For full pertioulars apply- to Samuel
Irwin, Belbrrave P. 0.; C. aline, Brus-
sels, or Thos. lames, Oran bro '.
PHOTO(RAPHS
M. E. Surbrigg makesthe newest
things in the photo line. Just go
and see the collection be has in his
window,
PLATIN OS A SPECIA.ZTY.
Crayon and Water Color, Enlarg-
ing and Copying receives -Special
attention. A boy wanted -t x learn
photography. '
M. E. ZURRRI1 9,
•
Opposite Presbyterian Church.
EXECUTORS SALE
OF
Valuable Perm Property . in the
Township of Fast Wawanosh
in the•Coulity of Auron.
Pursuant to the directions contained in the last
, will and testunent of Henry 6 rain, deceased, there
will be offered for sale by public auction, by Poor
Doa'es, auctraneer, at Swarts' Hotel, In the Town of.
Wingham, in the County of Huron, on
Fridays the 24th day of February,
A. D., 1899,
at two o'clock in the afternoon, the following vain-
tslw farm property, viz. :
The north halt of lot 24 in the 14 concession of the
said Township' of bait Wawanosh, containing 100
'acres n'
t1A u, cora or less,
This tarn, is situated on the gravel road ieading
from Luoknow to Winston' and is about 2 miles
from, whiteehureh and s; miles •froen Wiugurun.
The sell ie a first class clay. about 02 ores are clear-
,,;drand in ';rood State of cultivation and the balance
_1 ti eliliinbered with hardwood timber. There is
no wastelarrd ''the pror,etty'isweli fenced mind-
- palrytdth stratghtratl tepees, ,well untlerdruined
and V641 watered
:Wog are•upon the property a;' good 'frame house
tanto 'kitchen attached site' Stone foundation and
deltas, tiname • barn bO x 154•wh_h'stone foundation
dull ftdblea underneath, abont 11 agree of orchard
and 42 rods of hedge fence, . Tame is also about 14.
acres of fall wheat in Mu. ground' and 20 acres of
tali plowing.
TIioMS OF. SALE. — Ten per cent. of 'the pur-
• chase money on the day of sale and the balance
Wtchlu 30 dare thereafter. Further. particulars and
conditions will be made known on thoday of sign
or may be had on application to the undera'gned.
noted at %Inghau, this 2nd day of February A. D;.
;sax' '
}t VANSTONE, Wingham, ilY DAVIS,'
t olioicor fur'nrecutors. T A +111LLS,
Executors
A`iTCTION' SALE.
or'
Va), : ble Property in the To n of
W Ingham.
Under anby virtue of a power of salon twined in a
certain n,or, rage, which will be prn aced of the
timeof sale. ' here will be ot2ered f = r sale by pub-
lic auction, b; Peter Deans, Anfencer,at the,
aruupwiok iiote, 1, the Town of Ingham, In the
County of Huron,
Friday,tl'1e 1 h Day of February,
•A. a ., 1 •: 99
at 1 o'clock in the aftort o he following. prdperty,
that in to say :—
The north west cnenor lot number one on the
south side of` John Stree it Ed. Foley's first surrey
in the said Tot' n at W gha , which said parcel is
particularly described 'n the ore mentioned reort•
•
Upon this proppe ;v is situa ed a comfortable 2
stairs, irame daettir r 20 x 28, ,vi kitchen attached
16 X 18, and a st e .foundation nd cellar under.
both house and .folder.
The property s. well situated, het • g within a' row
yards within t e busht,•ss centre of t e town.,
TIMMS OF `ALB, -Ton percent the day of
sole and the alance Within 20 days* eafter. Ar, •
ran stnent can be. made, however, to all w a portion
- 01 the pu chase money to remain' on m. Naga ; at
reaa011ac interest. Farther particulars ,oat e"on
ditinns i11 be made known at the time o :ale, or
tray' b, had at, applioatien to the auctionee or the
rtndo 's softener.
1t ,ed at %Ingham this 25th day M January, 99,
P " Elt DEANS, 10, VANSTONE, t%ingl�t t�}t.
Auotioever,Vendor', Soliettor,
$26.0
PI �MollsPum iu T� T
it. I>� »�1 WEBSTEU & CO.
551 W illiani' St., - London, Ont,
TOOL
CHA
T
You'll find in our stock of
general lairdware tis low piked
tools as are safe for you to Buy,
or for us to hell, or as high-
priced tools as need to
buy in order to i•eeure the best.
Other luerellanta may charge
more fits theta tllail we do, but
we sell only the best a t' lowest
possible figures, ' Wo have all
these in stock, and the prices
are right:
hand Saws,
Iron Planes,
Auger Bits,
Chinch,
Steel Squame.
I'lnrnbs and :Levers,
IHammers.
Files and hasps.
J. OLJt.lGG& 00.
Irk 31ltalta eecte "#,Si 4'a a "tom •
317 ie
LEADING
Having purchased .the butcher busi..
nese next the Rrunswica, I am prepare&
to supply the public with all kinds OE
t3'resh Dud Salt Meats, Sausage, &Aloka,
&c. Orders taken and meat delivered
to any part of town.
A call solicited. 'Phone No. 0.
D. JL1t lNGLE.
104 CORDS
ft V 004
WANTED.
We will pay the htxrhea
tcash h prioefoe,
100 cords of good eofl, wood, delivered
at our Uphnistering.leaatory iu Wind+.
ham. Enqutru at the •factory office for
particulars. '
WAL:ta.EE Leri OL1EG A -e.:.
PU L8O i9OYRE.
Raving moved to town to the resi-
dence lately occupied •by- Geo P Wella,
corner Centre and Alfred streets, near
the GTR, 1 am prepared to pay the
highest cash prices for all kinds of Raga,
Rubbers, Copper, Horde Hair. Wool.
Pickings, Iron and Metal of all kinds,
delivered at my resldenee, or'if word be
left, I will call for same. •
C. GOODMAN -
AUCTION
OODMAN
A. E. SNITH
WINC,HA1L
•
, General Banking Business ,traitfs.
Voted. 'Money advanced to farmers and
business men on endorsed notes and
collateral.
Farmers' Stole Notes Cashed..
Moneys remitted by draft to alt imirtes
of Canada and the United States.
Netes:aid acdounts collected on:'rehs,+'',
onitllle terms.
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W INVERT TOWN AND VILLAGE.
ADDRESS CAN.TALKINf1MACtEle CO
LoNC10Ni ONT..... _ _ ..
have secured the .services
of three first-class coat
makers,andr
�.lelna
posi-
tion
tion to execute orders E81fL
workmanlike manner 4 -ort
the shortest notice,.
Style and fit goes for a.
good deal these days• -y,
both are combined i11 the
clothes we make.•ir
fir goods air all v'
•attl the prices are low.
Webster Sr Co
iCiaCensia l3Wck,