The Wingham Times, 1899-03-17, Page 5f.,ih; WIN
Here is a Cereal Breakfast food that even
a little child can eat and
yet gain every way
from eating, it. Light,
delicate and wholesome,
—"it don't heat the.
blood," Try it in place
of oatmeal,
Flake
Barley
tc M6LLED BY MINN."
Your ;.•t ger selis it, or can get it for you.
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A fibre bath, followed by
honest frictional brilliance.
The Life and glory of leather.
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Black or colored leather.
For Ladies, Gentlemens or
Childrens Shoes.
For Sale Only by HQMUTH & BOWLES.
AGENCY FOR T
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STEEL
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Made of Large, Strong s, Heavily Galvanized.
,Amply provides for expansion an ontrac-
tion. Only•l3est Bessemer steel wires
used. Always of uniform quality.
Meyer goes wrong no matter how
great a straw
is ,put upon it,
Does not muti-
late, but does
efficiently °turil—
cattle, horses,_
togs g{ags.
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EVERY lY ROD OF AMERICAN. FENCE GUARANTEED
BY. THE MANUFACTURERS.
Cell and See it. . Can show you how it will save you money.'
For sale by at). CLECC & CO., Hardware Merchants,
.tt 1 ,` �•.� Prkeles
Get your sight tested. It costs nothing.
WE FIT SPECTACLES
Scietificall'y, Correctly, Reasonably..
Try us.
Jo Re
NS
T TKN13k11eitY.
It is our sad duty this wrest
record the death of Agusta A noel
zf;S, A Rcir 19, 12419.
1#LTT WALE.
to lir and Mrs. John Uoeman
Md thew house in the villas
A:bertina 1:h,rnuth, beloved wife of ha ; to live in Wingham,,
Wm. Johnston, which tied event oe F'ridayevening the Willing 1i'orkers teemed latelliea will soon be moving Order of Orangemen. '
cured et the faulty residence on Society of the Methodist chureh, of from our midst. The church, with A number of the more intim '
Sunday, March Otte, She having which Mrs, Bosnian is a member, which eon have been for so Jong a friends or Mlas 1 Aitenze saptant
passed peacefully away to the great to,•li'. her by"surprise kind presentee time, eal9 usandt onsistentrut Tibet's,
beyond where ail le pealee, for the her with a cushioned chair: We are suffers an irreparable Joss, bath
work given' her to do here was eons sorry to lose Mr. and Mrs, Bosman, pastor .and fellow members being
pleted. Deceased, along with bey Air. John Gannett tied .an auction .free to state that with timely ativlce
parents emigrated to Canada from retie of hie farm stook and imple- acheerfully
hands, ye ePaeways-
I
Freesia about 40 v tars ago, and merits on, Tuesday. y promptly, d ttv r
settled in Waterloo e'tunty,' remain- Rev. W, J. West, M. A., attended ed to promote its interests,
ing there forafew ears, and then the .Presbyterian tea meeting in And°you, Mr. Gemmill, as a mem
eatlie tg Turnberry, , where she
resided until her. death. Being
married in the year 1896, she, along
with her husband, through industry,
hewed out for themselves a comfort-
able home In what was then called
bush country. Deceased bas been.
in poor hetllth for a couple of years,
but was unable to know what the
trotebte wits until nearly a year ago,
when it was pronounced c•tncer,
which` in spite of all that could be
done for her, caused her death. She
was in the fifty-ninth year of her
age, and leaves a bereaved husband
and a family of seven, two sons and
five daughters, to mourn the loss of a
loving partner and affectionate
mother, The children all survive
hersJohn Nichol,,c
Mr. Mrs. James.
Showers, Mrs, Samuel- McBurney,
Adam and Rebut, .Amelia and
Hannah at home. They have the
sympathy of the community in their
sfflietion. The funeral took place
on Tuesday afternu(,n to the Wing••
haul cemetery, the servicesbeing
conducted by Mr. Lowe, of St. Paul's
Church. The pall bearers, at her
request, being her four brothers,.
Messrs. J. J., William, Charles and
Augrst Homuth..
Srain's Greatest Need.
Mr. R. 1'. O.Ilvia, of Barcelona, Spain,..
spends hie winters in Aiken, S. C. Weak °I
nerves had caused. severe pains io the
back 'of his ht ad, On using Electric
Bitters, America's Greatest Blood and
Nerve : Rotnecly, all pain soon left bim.,
Ile says this grand medicine is what hie
country needs. All America knows' that
it cures liver Heil kkir,ey tumble, puri-
ties the blood, tortes up tl,e'stomaeh,
strengthens the nenes, puts vim, vigor
ant! new life into every muscle, nerve
and orgar, of. the l,ody . it tett:,• tired
or ailtog ou.ned it. Evory Witte gua-
ranteed only 50 cents. Sind by Colin A.
Caurpbell'r ,.. s
(3 Lats1A.NNN AN,
!1 ..,r.,
cordial relations, so long existing.
iM.ST WAWA 0
Ave hetween. us, binding us in the truest Mr, Reba re lereeelattan nue
and, fi•iendaahip, .are so soon to be severed, Barrie a ample of day's isee vetiret , er
ast end one of the oldest and moat ea. tondiug a jn.eetii of toe Lee
• UI'TICIAN AND JEWELER
The Buffalo All -Steel Disc Harrow inVaslike period for many ya;t�ra,
1IO011 NSW 9ePPALO PATENT ALL STEEL P100 NARROW.
T. a C^w•TMNAL t,P0,NO TOOTN CULtIVATO0
AIr. John Hutton wee. nw':ty this
week to Goder�ich, ori tee jury.
•Air•. Thos. • Weir is eagag* d
M r, R:uha i d \Ya11aae, fee the tette mer,
tVu are sora- to report that Mr.
Breen is very sick again., but hope
S°on-to hear O( hili recovery.
Dr, David Eadie had a very sue
Mgt ave Last Tuesdae night
AIr. W. J.. Duff has received an-
other car load of earn:
Mrs. Christol.her Brinker has re -
tamed home f"rnm Detroit,
her of the council of Turnberry for
10 years, by your knowledge of
rnunicipal affairs, your mature judge -
tient, your conciliatory manner,'
your kindly advice and yo'ar gentle..
Air
and,. Airs, Ju,•eph miller, of manly respect for the opinions of
Morris, visited on Sunday with Air, ' others, made yourself a highly re.
and Mrs. Garuiss. spewed and useful member.
Mr, J',hn Robertson is stiffering 'Asa Blight token of the respect in
from a very sore foot. w hieia we hold you both, we would
Mr. and Mrs, Fred AieCraeken,"of aek., Mrs. Gemini:l to accept this
Brussels, visited at Mr. John Gar dinner' set (here a souptureen as a
Gar -
diner's on Saturday. sample of the whole. was produced
Mr, and Nies. George Pocock,
of for Mrs. Gemmill's inspection) and
Wawanosh, and Mrs. lfeim, of Wing,\1rA (�'ernmill, this watch and chain,
haul, were visiting Mrs, Rutherford
(and here also, Mr. Gemmill was
on �T esda� . minded a beautiful chased gold open -
'Thursday evening of last Eked watch and gold guard),. and
eek over one hundred friends and we trust that when the hands of the
,.
neighbors of Mr. and Mrs, William ,i a►t h point to the noon hour, these
Gemmill, of Turnberry, gathered in will bring to your memory, pleasant
a surprise party at the Gemmill recollections of your friends in On
home to present Mr, and Mrs. Gem- tarty,
that the inestimable blessings
mill with an address, expressing °f peace comfort and happiness, here
their appreciation of them, and their and hereafter, May attend you and
regret at their departure tor ltlani- your friends, who now bid you a
toba. They also presented. Mrs. sorrowful farewell.
Gemmill with a dinner set, and Mr. Detre/ AS FRA$ER.
Gemmill with a gold watch and • HERBERT HENNINGS,
chain. The Gemmill family start Mr. Gemnpill, on behalf of himself
for Manitoba on Tuesday next and. wife, both being visibly much
0' hooligan's Weddin', a grotesque affected, said be mild do no more
Irish comedy.. will be presented in than thank the f lends.
the Foresters' hall, on Friday- even- The Rev., J. W Goffin, as pastor
ing, 1Ylareb 24th, by a number of the of the church of which Mr. and Mrs
village young people. The play, will Getnmill are members; was then'
be given under the auspices of no- called on to say a few words. He
body'and the proceeds are not going 'endorsed the words of the address,
to be devoted to new sidewalks or a and spoke of the uniform'kindness of
public library, as the players expect all the. members of the family. He
that when their expenses are paid
was sure There was no exception to
there will be no balance on halide the heartiest wishes Tor their future
Some of the latest songs will be sung.
Pr"osl erfty and happiness in the new
An orchestra consisting of five violins, sphere to which they would so soon
a triangle .and a piano will play be,going. Though very sorry to lose
between acts.. The play has tour them from the church and neighbor
acts and. eleven. characters, Your hood, he• wiehecl them God speed in
corn•espondent attended "a recent re- their=:fiitttre home,
hersat and can assure parents:that •
they may let their children go to the . ANat row Eseape. .
play without fear of them being Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada
ir'jured either physically., mentally
E. Hart, of Gratton, S. D. "Viral taken
or morally. In fret, the play as-
pires to the high standard of morality
maintained by Artemics Ward's
famous snakes, and be always said
of thein himself that they were as
innocent as "new iturned babies."
cesofttl woud beet, last \reek,. and as It the company cava give their an
usual, a donee at night, dience andthuntselveea good night':
111r. John Ilairtilete, of \Vin„,•hain, fun their highest aim, with regard to
is engaged forseven u,oa+th:,-e. ileo Mr. this belay, will Ire reached. Come
Peter: li.l,tiiai;, , evert body and help, them • pay for
;,
Miss 'Watson, re' Sirn+(lint., u h the wood they beetled while prams
was visiting" her eunst)'. stn J on r ing, ltemerilber that it Cost some
Fleming, retterOed le;ttle leer. «:enc, wool and•it's all• ur your pleasure.
'A 'Frig 411'0 Blunder der rlrh at `hrobbi�ar .Q ieadacJ,e
Vv ill often clause nhorrri.'b Hurn, Scald, ti utiltl gtaiekly leave yeti, if you used
CutMri3ruise. aueat�t.'r. A.nat:a wore, rr IS,n, o itis, Erfe •1',lls 'lnousaods
the best in.the wur.rl. aril rail tho pain• it ot.ifei +.,,. ia•t.n proved their tutttubless
rnwr'if fur it .; .,Teri irrii•vous headaches.
I'uey make pure 'dotal and strong nerves
auto wino tip, our health. Easy to take.
Try 1 hew, (July 2Z cants. Money back
if not cured. Soid. to Colin A. Campbell.
and promptly heal it, 0ur.e t7d Sures,
Fever Sores, Ulcera', Built-. Felons, (leas,
all Skin Eruptions. 13L;'t Pile curt- up
earth, Ottly h5 cts. a Oo:c. "t„;urti goat
ranteed. Sold by Colin A Campbell.
The deaths in Goderieh from New
Year's until March !1 nawheted (ar
more than isati bl..eti recorded On Thursday evening, March 9th,
a large company of friends and ac.
• ,SALEM.
This is the only Disc Harrow made or sold in preventive Officer 1!'hrlriL' of `Ti,-quaintanc s of the Gemmill family
banada, having Independent, adjustable ';spring ' met at their home, tilling the house
premise upon the inner ends of the) tram; discs, rout'', seized an illicit still Ull tee „
allowing any 'amnia of presently to he thrown fal'ln .,t' Janles f'ai'r t�ti) , . item from cellar to gal Set, almost In"their
upon the inner ends of the gag's, by the toot of eagerness to be present to express
the operator By this means a perfectly rexible Arthait',
Seton is secure • and the ground tan be waked to their warm esteem for the Gemmill
n uniform dep•,. JO ,iehte this machine, carefully who ho are leavingthe with others, family, e neigh -
nod
borhood, on the 21st inst , for Mani-
toba, The busy hum of social con-
verse was hushed and Mt Andrew
Longley, as an old resident in the
vicinity and an acquaintance with
the family, was voted 'to the chair,
In a few well chosen remarks, Mr.
Longley made known the special.
object for which they had gathered
together on that oecaeion, and called
.Why is it that nearly alt
aged persons are thin ?
And yet, when you;think
what couldyou expect?
Ofit,p �.
Three score years of wear
and tearare enough to make
the digestion weak.. Yet the
body nmst be fed.
In Scott's Emulsion, the
work is all done; that is,
the oil in it is digested, •all.
ready to be taken into the
T . No. 12 Cultivator
i ISMO , OF' SUCCESS, 't'he'onlyCulttvator
in. o that Loth lines of teeth will'• out an even
pth- in the ground. Examine it and you will sec
vhy, xtrtjouty uuit,vator with a moveable tooth
set so that the angle of tier teeth can he regulated
1.0 suit any 0011(1100n of soil. Pressure tan be regi•
fated to act differently on every section reouhiu5
it. The teeth are Larded between the wheels 10•
stead of trailing behind, as in other ntnehiuee, thus
seenrin>li.ht.er draft, This machine fa furnished
with grain and grass seed box when required,. It
has rove,stble diamond steel points for the teeth,
also extra wide thrstlo cutting points eon be'furniob'
ed. Examine it and yott will buy no other,
THE BEST DRILL MADE
The Ttoosier :t'resds No rttrotittetton
Ovar 40,1.00' Das and Seeders of Our nlsttnfrrture
m use h. Canada., The only Drill made w,th lever
for instant and terfeet regulation of doll of I'm in
nahindN of suit,, tthile teall SO
m is in. blood. The„ body rests,•ibsoln(wresttett orest to scute. Saves seat as overy
iterael 111 dw,nRi,r,l at n WOW' depth to crow, t'ut–
chase only the bast ani you will be satisfied'. while the all fteds and flour
toe also tnanti'f.crave 'Binders, heap -re, Mowers,
nkarN lnitivatOrs and Put Srs, as stood as the 15h
b et
hakes, p es, and the hypophos
Se",'ndfar ii:t,sttatcd catalogue, phites makes the nerves
UOXO,lrl' BROS, MFG. CO.r (Limited), steady and strong.
Ingersoll, Ont., Canada. so:, and $t.00, all druggists.
L CAMPBELL, Agent, Wingham. 1 SCOTT ^t tlOwNS, Cltentists, To1ottto.
lungs ; cough set in and finally termin
a ted in Consumption. Four doctors gave llVflliairns, Martin GrabbyE
up, saying 1 cputd live bet a short time
Hraehling, .The Tatytor.
lkave myeelfuP to Saviour, deter -
.S . III.—Thomaslomas Blake Minnie
mined if T could not stay w ith.my frieudr A" tLour
oe earth 1 would meet my absent Tines ..
ftbm•t4.. earth,
pleasant evening at her bonne Wier
Wer
Wed nesdaV t:vt:nlnt;.
Mr. Herbert Cainphell has credit-
ably eomplered his sl). mantle' ec*r*o
at the Chatham Business-- Oollege.
Airs. James .Gibson ll in etre
Londop Ilusp'ittli at present.
ne of those atwac•ti pleasing
events took pl.*ee at the home of
Mr. J. Robinson, of the relit c'on' on
Wednesday morning, Mardi ltd.
The oeearsion being the Intim loge :of.
his daughter, Lizzie, to M!'. George
Naylor,' of the Stit con. Only the
immediate relatives ler the contract.
ing parties witnessed me ceremony.
The heppy couple left Blyth (et the
afternoon train to snerid tee. honey-
moon at vartrlus points,
Tile tea•n eting held in the
Methodist church,eun. 10, on Monday
evening under the auepiets r•f the
Epworth League was Timet decider
a success. The weather bring tine
and the roads in a fair, stale: a large
enough crowd assembled to e,rmfort
ably fill the char eh The programme
was interesting throw„ trout, rind the
good doings prepared 'by the ladies
was more :than could be desired.
The proceeds amounted to nearly
thirty -live dultare winch will go to
the repair fund of the church.
Miss Switzer, of Chiron is visiting
her cousin Miss Lizzie Menzie.
Mr, and Mrs. Charlie Rautunl lett
on Wednesday for Dakota,
1fr. and Mrs, R. Henry, visited.
friends in Ooderieb, last week.
+ Mr. Joe Chaniner' gave the boys
and girls, of the neighborhood, a •
party one evening later..
Miss Charlotte McBurney, etWing-
ham, is visiting her brothers •un the
10th.
Mrs: Alex.-'`Tdiutoul ,vit-i visiting
her daughter, Mrs, Wal. Paton, this
week,, .
Mr, ,Elliott Richmond, of Blyth,
formerly of the tett, has- eecured 'a
position a” school teacher iu llespler.
The- following is the report for
Union S. S. No. 3, East tI awanosh
and Morris, for the month a'f Febru-
ary, the naives are arranged iu order
of merit :--
V.=.Ka'e Grashy, W. Nether•, A.
Ner,ltery, VV. flea ley.
Sr. I V.—N. Nash, A {xllstnan,
Nary Walsh, Adam Curning.
,Ite IV,-1•lamie (1 ,..,San, Thomas
husband,was advised to get .Jr 11—Giihett Nethery, Edward
Dr Xiing'sNew Discovery for'Consump- Frac r, W. L'tvee,Artie Williams,
tion, Coughs • and: Colds. I gave it A° :fuhn Re.l ', Michael Kelly, George'
took ok In all eight bottles., It ha Lindsay,,
cured me, and thank God, I am saved
1,nd now a healthy wdman." Sold "b) •Ii. class.•–Stellit Netherv, cotter
Colin A. Campbell, at 50 ots• and 51.00 • Paylor; 0,311 erine Fr:owl , Alfie Lind-
Guaranteed or price refunded. ,. save Bessie Fraser, : sart Kelly, .'
Yt, Ii.—Meie-11re 'Williams, Harry
GORRIE r Greeley, lava Armour, 'i'ho.mas )eraser,
Mrs. 13. Toombs, of Toronto, who
Lr cf na lieih .
has been visiting with friends here,
has gorse to Kincardine to visit her,
pone
Mrs. Reit. Brox was visiting with;
'f'riends in Teeetvater.
Aff
Musa elartha hooey, of Wing,
visittid with Miss lliaggieBrofell, Net
week.
Mr. A. C. McDonald, of Montreal,.
was in town last week.
1iiss Lily McLaughlin wasvititing
with''Vingham friends, last week.
Rev. Mr. Basking, of IP'rdwich,
preached in the Presbyterian church
here, on Sunday afternoon last.
WROXIDTER,
.lir, Alex. McGotnery and sister
Mks Jennie McGotnery were visiting
wish Palmerston friends
Alr. rind Mrs. David Barnard riavt
rutnrnial to their home Michigan,
Me, N. 13. Gerry,
ry, of
Brussels, ha
pit' dittoed the Tlat•dwttre stook of
tierces. Gibson Bros and has take,
possession.
Messrs. Gibson Bros. are shippin;a
upon - Mr. McTavish, Turnberry 1 large quaintities of temple blocks to
township assessor, to read the follow- the Old Country.
ing address:— Mr. C. Leckie, of Beauisville, bat•
To Mr. and Mrs. Gemmill: ben spending a few holidays here
Bear Friends, ---It affords us meeh to Tuesday last week, the fill,
pleasure to sleet with you on this denee of Mr. Charles Simmons, sept
occasion, the evening of your depart. was the scene of a happy evens, it
tire, for your new borne in the West, being the marriage of his daughter,
and to have the opportunity of con- Miss Attry to Mr. Thomas 13. Sault
%to in to you, in some measure, the dere. the bsppy couple left on tier
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great esteem in whieh we have. held 1.80 train for Manitoba, where the:%
you both during the long period of will reside.
our aequaintance. , Our feelings of Miss Jennie Miller bas gone to
pleasure are to -night, Mingled with Ooderich, where she will learn the
great regret that the exceedingly - millinery business,
LIL.L.% B. Isters`rl tt, Teacher.
'rhe :1i,tri e Ilarris fi;-1 n Monday
shipr.pt'ti free, '1. rtar,tc' ,J013 wot th
of hie\ a len 11 l -rt•, n,qn , and
tvoith 1,1, .Lu-rrallai..
The fol lrtr. ing new a ost officer have
been e-taialislied in 0tita.rio: lir ;an;
en, Nipte- n_'', .Elizabeth 13ay, 1-
ot,fllaa ; 8 ,tl1tl,ger, sewn, . re-tt ene ,s
"TA)) o,(.,'1 ntigetfot(1, llasti:'gs.
The People's Faith
Firmly Grounded Upon Read Merit.
—They Know Hood"* Sarsaparilla
Abilolutety and' Permanently
Cures When Ali others Fail.
Hood's Sarsaparilla is not merely a simple
preparation of Sarsaparilla, Dock, -13th -
Jingle and a little iodide of Potassiubxait
Besides these excellent alteratives, it Cool
contains those great anti -bilious anr;1
livor remedies, Mandrake and Deride-.
lion. It also contains those great
'kidney remedies, tOva Orel, Juniper
Berries, and ?ipsissewa.
'Nor are these all. Other very valuable
curative agents ate harmoniously corn.-'
bined In Hood's Sarsaparilla and it is
carefully* prepared under the personal
supervision of a regularly edrteated
pharmacist.
Snowing these facts, ie the abiding faith
the people have in Rood's Sarsaparilla
n natter of surprise? 'Yeti can tee wkly'
hood's sarsaparillabures, tii+l ett other
inedieines totally, absolutely. fail.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
lathe best–ht fact the Ono tioTila'lrnrider.
Sold by all druggists, ft; art for tta.
•YOGIyS 1pe the best
llla Dills, *Al Jive