The Wingham Times, 1899-02-17, Page 4a r;
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COLIN A. CAMPBELL'S
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TJ E WOO HAM ' rim ES, FE1 Z .r..: tY J 5 699,
—$4,988,079,1111. Bojidea the pro -
bits a eredit balance of nearly 1
belle million in cold cast) in the
bank—$50,000, This is a ooinfortable
state l:fcliings which Mr, Matt-lieson,
the linauEsial eritie of the Opposition,
pati iotic•t11y atteni ted to diiturbs
This gentleman renee ed his old time
attack, i('peatittg the seine dit'ary
c;ltitlog*ue of figures that he has given
CJ with industi ems iteration from ses-
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TO .ci.DV.EBV'SERS.
Notice ofcbanges.nmet be left at this
office not later than Saturday
noon, The copy for changes
must be left not later than Tues-
. day evening. Casual advertise•
• moots accepted up to noon
Thursday of each week.
•q tet session. In fact,Mr, Mathie-
• son's budget st:eeches are in the main
as like to any other as two peas. He
waves his hand and, in his mind, the
surplus. disappears, and he declares
we are gone millions in debt, Yet
we draw a comfortable income from
our surplus capital, sometimes that
is not usually derived from a debt.
I claitus we have a short-
age of over ;1300,000 in the current
year's operations, and if we add
enough this shortage is half a mil-
lion. Yet, against Mr. Mathieson's
• assertion in this regard Iron. Mr.
Harcourt opens tis•. I'rovineiai batik
hook and -shows a eredit balance of
$450,0000. The Opposition may
dream. financial dreams and summon
up spectres of financial ruin, but
against them are hard faets that
show anyone endowed with ordinary
bueiness common sense, that our
financial condition is sound, with
large income-producing assets, and
with cash in the bank amounting to
nearly half a million.
b O(atuant times
FRIDAY FE BRU AB.Y 17 1899.
WEST ELGIN ELECTION,
Our Conservative friends are full
LIGHT WANTED.
Sir Charles Tapper is going up in -
i\ta' MC -S1' It le ult,.ri,
wiairit:IDl,.
Every a
vallttble Liberal vote in Wittghtttu,'k`nh:.n, 1800,
ret liahilitise of nearly five millions 1 PIJITU1t1AL1t1laTlab.
West Huron. should be polled on worreotecl bg P Jewel,.t:'rwdatle i)(:alnr.
Tuesday. I fall Wheats
'J'lar Liberals of West Elgin have
decided to enter a cross petition in
the West Elgin eleetion ease,,
1 lour per 100 alas , ........ 1 5 to a 00
0 07 to 0 68
0 07 t 0 6
Vote early for :Mr. Holmes on
Tuesday and try and get •al1 the
Mos out you eau.
Tile nomination for South Perth,
to fill the vacancy in the Lceal Leg.
islature will bo held on Tuesday
next and eleetion one week later.
Sprinatg wheat
O
r, new
'Iia,rluy
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0 :7 to 0 28
030 to 036
Peas........,...... 0 64 Go 0 64
V'urkey, drawn..,......... 0 07 to 0 08
SIrt CetAI r Es TUPPER spoke at
Clinton on Wednesday night and i
Goderieh on Thursday night, in the!
Interests of Mr. McLean, the Conser-
vative candidate in West Huron. • I
Wren, Iir7RON electors will put Mr.
Holmes, the Liberal candidate at the
head of the poll on Tuesday next.
Meetings have been held throughout
West Huron during the past week
in the interests of Mr, Holmes the
Liberltl Candidate. He bas been
ably assisted by Hon. Wm, Patterson,
Hon. 3. I. Tarte, Dr. Macdonald, M.
P,, A. B. McMallum and other pro-
minent speakers.. • Mr. Holmes will
no doubt have a large majority.
lir est+. „
I)uoks, per pair
tsutter
Eggs Nor duan
0 04 to 0. 05
0 40 to 0 110
......,. 0 14 to 0 16
olirto015
Wood •tier a:urd.... ..... , r , 1 51) to 1 7o
Hay liar tut:, 4 50 to 6 10)
Potatoes, per hnt,)letl, 11 41) Ac, 0 60
Tallow,pe'• lb.., 0 3 to 0 4
Drionl Apples, per ib 0 A to 0. 4
Wool ...,.,, ii) to 27.
Pressed hoJ8. , ...•, .... , . , . 5 00 to ft 00
Cluoken.( (25 to 10)•:0
) 35
A OA. RD.
We. the Undersigned, do hereby 'pares
to refund an:v.artnnel, on at twenty -lire
cent bottle •ref l)r. Willi English Pills,
ff,attei thing thiee fourths of contents
of bottle. thi•y do not relieve Ct,netipa•
tine armor Headache. Wo also warrant
that.lot(r bottlos will permanently otire
the.most ora ttnate cases of Constipation.
Stiti,.ft,r•tinn (rr no play when Wills' Eng-
lish 1`l;i- are used
• A. A. ivtorrow, Chemist, and Druggist,
Wpiahant, Out.
Colin A. 0810001, rhettiist and Drug-
gist, Nfioufiant, Ont.
A. 0 Hamilton. Chemist and Drug-
gist, -Wins haat, Oor,
CULROS,4) ••
• 1:• At the einse•nf the rear 1897 the
West Huron Pleeiseite Union. Cult uts Mutual Fite Insurance. Co.
had. 015 policies in forte ,with a risk
As per notice sent all local nrgani. of. $1)21),8-13, at the closet ot.the year
zations throughout West Huron, a 1$08 tlie.ae have 721 policies'in forces
public 'convention of Prohibitionists with a•riek of51,025,982,
041
r ��,ti Nrbu,ki}y,i,iNiu.a�eoa.aaMi�
r„"`Iy1r'
was held in Temperance hall Gode- On Sa,turd,v, Feb 4th, Miss Geor-
ieh on Saiurdav last It'ebruary4th, gfrta„ it•caunnestr•danghter of Mr. and
of noise over the West El en election, to. West Huron to take a hand in which was fairly well attended. The M J ' 11 r f 1, Culross
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gpresident, Mr. Scott' of Clinton, oc- died in•.tho 21st year of her age.
but they should make sure of their the bye election contest in that con ary- The sad event, thnagh not unexpect-
ground' before hurling charges so stitueney. Let us hope that he will trealaurer, Mred the .
airSa The Lawrence, tpre- ed,.is :t severe trial to her mourning.
recklessly. The Sault Ste, Marie give us some glimpse of, the plans sensed his financial statement, which .relatives end f lende, • for she was a•
Express has interviewed lir. Duncan !and purposes of the Conservative is herewith appended. After tilos 1Il••iset �rrl• 'fayorite. The writer of
Bole of that town, who is accused of I party. For the moment one cannot financial. matters were passed by the this paaragra ph,,,reulemhers her. as g
being the chief Grit sinner in the quite tell in wbatdirection the party convention, the president announced bright n+atellJgant pupil .whose foot•
that the wort; fnt• which the Execu stens in the paths 1;F learning it was
riding on election day. Mr. Bole is leaders are going.
,
rs.John McKenzie Con. <. i ross
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five committee was appointed was ple,esure to &mire: She grew up tb'.,
an insurance man, whose business' One wing is cursing corporations completed, and it now remained for be a tine voting woman only to be
takes him all over the Province. He and the other wing is nursing cor- the full convention to legislate forth Cut down by the tenpet, death, Ilei
happened to be in St Thomas on peratems.
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et• if they saw fit; 'at the same time, friend t are con tolleit in their afflict.
efectini day. While there it trans- Onw
e is fur high protection of the he.explained that he thought it`was comlee e= fromv cthe'thth hand ofught Him bila
Fired that the deputy returning ' necessary to keep the association
hwas t have held the poll old red -parlor brand, the* her for a 1 alive as notice has been received eth all thinge well. .
. ..a Aivid-end-of i -per cent bits, h'tt!e
orneer who
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nt Sheddon reported that he vrould preferential tariff with Great,Britain; I from the Central committee :.t Te w
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of Winter Dry Gouds still going. on. We do exactly E; m
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what we advertise. We will give you a cliticr�;.l •f e
Zia per cent. on all WINTER DRY GOODS. This
is your opportunity if you want Overcoats, Ready-
made Suits,. Underclothing, Caps, Floods, '`I.oquet,
Blankets, &c.
1VIaple Syrup, • 3 lbs for 25
Good Pickles, 10c a bottle,
Soap, f cakes for 5e.
Sulphu ood, 0 lbs for 25c.
Salts, 10 lbs for 25e.
Salmon, 9e, 10e, 15e.
Macdonald Block, -
grarla11alp ' rl�sr�+lrgq
c Try our Brown Japan Tea, ei
I. a strictly uncolored Sun- ar
dried Tea at 20e 25e and
1 40c, -
I Pumpkin flour for Pies in 15'
i and 25c psteknges.
Cream Soda Biseaits 8e a lb..
IT PAYS TO
Winghorn, Ont.
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The CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE
CHATHAM, ONT.
STILL LEADS •
The half century mark has been reach-
ed by the number of our,.p,ipiis wbo I
have secured good positions since Sept. 1
1st. among those who have secured
places recently are:—Sarah Duncan.
Steno. Lyon & Hensel!, Barristers,
Owosso, Mich. ; Alex. Blott, Molsons
Ban g, Trenton,Ont. ; Artber Oldershaw,
Merchants Bank, Chatham. Ont ; Vita
Clark. Bkpt.. Brown's Woollen Mills,
L{ltirsville. Ont; Mary T: Vain, Steno.
Paidee & Shau•inesry, Btiti'titters, Sarnia,
O,nt, ; Florence'' Sibley,: 'gen. Macey
Desk Co,, Grand 'Rtapien." Mich. ; Eva
Payne, 'Steno. D. &L. E. ''Fly. '-Office,
Chatllatn, Ont. These with turfyfour
others have been place since, Sept,. 1st,
IT PAYS TO ATTEND THE -BEST.
Write for catalogue of either Short -
or Business department to
D. MCLACIILAN & CO.
4" =•: Oltattaatal„ Ont, moi.
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Don't 'throw away .'vour•
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.spoiled or faded Clothing.
'Bri.ng them to us.'''Y We
will clean, dye. anc .press
them, making them look
as good as new, f6r a.
small expenditure. hop
2 doors., south of Chinese-
Laundry ChislaolnNock,.
D LOUGHEED5,P,ROP
„after f, pins trill at ParkJ-Iottse.
not be able to act on account of 111- or even the Fielding preferencw for I onto that further developments in ansinlln(•ec1 anon /;t•,intC' 'Trunk hxrst' =
mess, and M r. Bole was asked and British goods.
the natter of prolnbiiien Ina
v be Y.
t sult in 127 votes being cast therefore decided to keep the associ-
pre.erenc,• stock.. This i3 the first 'ti./ L •�•-i� �p-�I G s
One voice declares that the Can -
Consented to take the ptace. The looked for at any'time. It was since 8110,
vote resulted �G'�
adian commissioners at Washington Parisians' etc 10) 0)0 horses ah- for Mr. Mannish as against 42 for Mr. anon in existence, and it was moved,• "
id?fCacdiarmici, and after the ballots are not ear.iestly seeking trade reci- , seconded. awl resolved that the old nualI
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bad been counted the Conservative proeity, another shoots for non -inter- officers of the Executive committee —
scrutineers complimented Mr. Bole course with the United States. be all i e-appoin.ed, with ,,power to
I impartial hich carry on any business which tbey
may consider necessary. The M.
lowing is detailed statement of re !
ceipts and expenditure throughout.
the constitaency in connection. with
the late campaign :—W. S. Lawrence,
Sec.-Treas., in account with West
Intron Plebiscite Union :
upon the
manner in w (( Sir Charles Tupper .himself. is or.
the poll had been conducted, "In l
View of. these facts," says the Ex-, genizing in Quebec; the Winnipeg
press. "It is but natural that Mr. organ founded by Mr. 'Hugh John
Bole should feel annoyed at the' Macdonald and his associates de-
-slanderous charges of crookedness nounces the French-Canadians and
that are being made, against him,' wants Quebec to strew in its: Laurier'
and if an investigation is heard it
'will give him an opportunity of
allowing conclusively that every- I Mr. Foster is in New Brunswick
*fling in connection with the election • violating the new Whitney doctrine
'with which he had to do was con- of non -relationship between ' Proven.
ducted fairly and honestly, and the
juice, ,
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cal and Federal ederal arties,
and finding are kicking because the
don't relish defeat. his justification probably in the con-
. pact made between Sir Charles and
ONTARIO'S FINANCIAL Mr. Whitney in The Mail building.
POSITION. Upon' one thing only are the lead -
The provincial treasurer has de--ers unite -1. They are for the main -
livered his budget speeeh, and it tenance of the Senate as it is, and.
shows' that we are in good shape we do not forget that the Senate as
financially. It shows that the pro It is is Tory. .
vinee has a surplus of assets over cur- It would be go5od, too, to have
some assurance that what Sit Charles
eeetofeestaeleweeseteeeetmeeseaneeab,,e Tupper may say will go, and that if
he should endorse a Tesl.in. railway
Government designed to hold an en -
A _ SILENT WATCH
1FOE1PTS.-
Col. at Dungannon convention
From Asblield township .... ,.
" Colborne township ... ,
" Goderieh township . , .. 31 75
" E: Wawanosh township...:51 00
0
5
V'Vawanosh township... ..3 0:�
W.
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Clinton.... . 35 ocJ
• " Goderieb town :16 00
8190 59
DISnuBsEMiNTS.
Paid for literature 838 28
Organizers 65 95
" See,-Treas., salary 25 00
�• for telephoning and telphg- 5 25
dt stationery and postage 18 75
" Secretary for organizing `5 00
" to Central fund 3a 01)
" for incidentals t 55
Balance on hand 0 81
BI<YTH.
contract or some other project of the I Mr. George hraechling, of Morris,
was fatally injured on Wednesday,
is not a desirable companion, 1 ormous trade for the merchants and I
though if yott forget to wind it manufacturers of Canada he will not Feb. 8tb, while felling trees in Mt.James McGowan's bush. A splinter
vett cannot blame the watch, be forced to shift his ground at the of a tree struck him' in the bead.
It t'our's has contracted the demand of other leaders in his party. breaking both : jaw bones and'in)nr-
bhabit of silence bring it here It is a bad thing for tt party to ing his palate. He died on Saturday
and see what we will do fur have too many leaders in Paella- evening and was buried Tuesday at
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you. If you hove ; menti it is a bad thing for leaders to ,
I have too fe-w votes in the constitue1i• I one h clock in the :inion the hasp
cies. I ment of St. Andrew's church, given
I The Conservative organization just , by the Ladies' Aid on Wednesday
1190 5v0
KC WATCH
now is the time to visit ns. We
have and can introduce you to
a select eotnaany of merry'little
tickers with guaranteed Ameri-
ep.n movements, nicely cased,
ranging from $.1.50 up.
et All are cicsely timed, fuliy
ed warranted, .and there is not an
unworthy one among them.
Everything in Jewelry and
Silverware at close prices.
HALSEY PARK
snow is laboring under both of these t• Feb, 22nd. Tea served from six to
o
disabilities, and we eantot quite tell • .
i _ eight. Admission 10 cents.
he voice from the echo, and do not I Miss Mat*d Ttinp has returned to
quite know whether the party. is Detroit
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I crossing the fields. or going around the eoncessloti. The store north of Mr. J. T.
But, in an event, Sir Charles Tupper' Carters harness shop has been se-.
is a brave, spiritedt resolute, astonish- I cured for the ills delivered
of a laundry.
Rev. O. L. Attila delivered a lecture.
ing old man, and we shall an listen "Lire Among the Biackfeet Indians,"
•i with interest to what he may say in on Monday evening,
, West Huron and rejoice that he bearoa
so well the weight of years and keeps i • ^AN'rflt- SsilrXttAL. 'smart vt.tatiY PER.cone at tide state to mannite aur business ha
so untamed the fighting spirit that has thole e+t tt and nearby costntics it is matisiy .nivt•
made 'lira a eonspicuotis figure in sc' ty'enrandlexp nye Eli triiEtt, bnnnfidetratn llnaireno
many fierce and memorable political las, salary Alenthty #7A, rtnteil b Er. .1111
eonte3ts,---bl:t)nday's Globe. i' t.,, D pt. hr, Chi'tu(ke ° tvrial,a, ircrlrcrt ls. acct,
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If it' was only health, we
might let it cling.
But it is a cough. One cold
no sooner passes • off before
another comes. But it's. the
h
`me.
coo
all the time. same old g
And it's• the same) old story, '
too. There is first the cold,
then the cough, then pneu-
monia or consumption with the
long•sickness, and life tremb-
ling in the balance. •
ers
err
'.'.,,-,'i.';1--.•L ,••
loosens the grasp of your cough.
The congestion of the • throat
and lungs is removed; all in-
flammation is subdued; the
parts are put perfectly at rest
and the cough drops away. It
bas no. diseased tissues on
which to hang.
Dr. Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
Plaster
draws out itlflammatlon of the
lungs.
Advi'ce Foes.
Remember we have a. Medical napart
anent. If. yen haVe any complaint what•
ever and desire the belt medical a,lvice
you. can possibly- obtain, wr;fe the
lector •treely. Yen will receive a
promptre,1iVy Without Bost.
rldtlr(tsli, DR. J. (1.AVM,
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T ' .; Mills will offer for the next 30 days at speeitil low prices hitt
" entire stock of Fall and Winter Goods i;onsisting of -
Fur Goods, Mantles, Overcoats, Hats and Caps,
Underwear, Flannels, Wool Sheetlugs
and Blankets.
In Ladies' Pur Jackets cur stock is complete in all the different, sizes,
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pricfs-rpnging at $25.00 and upwards. Extra large sizes always sept in
,stock. 411 Fpr -Goods guaranteed. :
Special prices in. Ladies' Mantles in Curl Bouckle Broad Cloths, Freize-
and Beaver, These goods have all been bought from the manufacturers at.
jobbers prices, and are now being sold for less money that the meat hent
could buy them in the earlier part of the season. .
i_ See Overcoats —Men's Youths' and Boys', in Tweeds, %;laze and
{1 Beaver, at $3.00 and .upwards., •
1. A large stock of underwear in Union, American, Fleece limed and
All wool from 22?•c and upwards. -
Our Wool Sheetings and Blankets are the best made by' 'ishor, of
Paisley, and McKelvie, of Wroi•eter. No shoddy or Flying in these goods.
•0uare nteed to wear. . .
A. a t.. •.
NEW HARDWARE
A complete stock -of General
Hardware, Stoves, .Tinware,
Paints, O:ls, etc.
, Give: u5 al call. Get prices
and we are sure you will buy.
8. E. KENT
Stand -01d Post Office Store.
100 OORD
Sood
WANTED.
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We will pay tho`bighest cash price for
100 cords of good soft, wood, delivered
at our Ilphoistering factory in Wing-
ham. Enquire at the factory office for
particulars.
WALKER & C LEGG.
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NADIA1 j�tL�lWG►'� rf,)
AN ABSOLUTE . y
es
NO/tey/N63 TA IT KS
Ir PLAYS
CAN CAN BE FICAPD GO T �e'
A CHILD CAN :• r EDVI1n -
oPr PATS. IT ; DNI EGORDI.,
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AGSEJI1 A RCG
ri►Ts WANTED
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