The Wingham Times, 1899-03-24, Page 4•
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HORSES
For sale only at
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Drug Store.
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TO ADVEaVISERS.
Notice ofehanges must be left at this
office not later than Saturday
noon. The copy for cleanges
Vattit be left not later than Tues.
day evening. Casual advertise.
ments accepted up to noon
Thursday of each week.
Orilje6itingijamCimes
ERMA:Z. 1114.1W11 24. 1899.
• EDITORIAL NOTES.
•
The Ottawa Government has start
ed the session well. The six new
members introduced at the opening
'were all Liberals. Sir Charhs
Tupper will now proceed to prove
Ibat the Government has lost the
•confidence of the country.
Oou.vin, the Montreal miller, says
that Western Ontario municipalities
have deluged him- with offers •of
bonuses, exemptions and other special
privileges if he will locate his mins
in any one of them. How do the
other millers like the idea of subsi-
dized competition? The system is
grossly unfair, and the Legislature
should put a stop to it.
TUE report of the provincial audi-
or shows that whereas the losses by
municipaliOes through the deficits of
'f arfieials io 1897 exceeded. $100,000,
the losses for 1898 from the stone
source, owing in a very large degree,
to the beneficial results of the action
of the government with reference to
the method of ,•keeping municipal
accounts have been less than $12,000.
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A WEARY ORDEAL.
Sir Charles Tupper spoke for four
hours and a half in the House of Com-'
mons Monday. For a man of Sir
Chas. Tupper's years this is a notable
physical feat, yet it most have been
•reatehed by the fortitude of the
,Bouse. Admiration of the veteran's
energy Can hardly • carry one over
Buell a strech of the veteran's verbosity .
Sir Charles has. not, like a Laurier or
a Foster, the art ofmaking a speech
attractive, but in justice to him it
should be said that he is unaware of
the flute. His unquestionable figor
finds utterance in a fierceness and
eflatulence which have become so
habitual that they cease to impress.
'As Mr. Blair once said, Sir Charles
LOOK OUT .
Lots of shoddy watches
are being offered as baits
for trade by business
houses, who don't know
half as much about a
watch as they do about a
turnip. Our advice is,
"Don't Bite" but •
LOOK IN
to our store and secure a
genuine reliable Ameri-
can Lever Watch, War-
ranted five years. We
take the risk of their
quality, and have them
from- $4.50 111).
HALSEY PARK
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time off a cannon at every passing
fly. His supporterS keenly regret
his garrulity, but the Liberals, who
are under no compulsion to sit it
through, are well disposed toward
the old baronet, and hope tor politi-
cal reasons that he will long live to
enjoy Ids present position. -Loudon
Advertiser.
NOT A PARTY QUESTION.
The Mail continues to cry out that
the prohibitionists have been deceiv-
ed. by the Laurier Government; that
they were led to believe a majority
vote on the last plebiscite would
carry prohibition. The Nail is like
"an infant crying in the dark," No
amount of reasoning will persuade it
to cease its irritating wails, and it is
impossible to spank a newspaper,
Nevertheless, no one has been de.
0eived. The Laurier Government
allowed tbe prohibitionists a plebiscite
because they represented that there
was a popular demand for prohibition.
That popular dernand gave an affirm.
aUve vote of less than. 23 per cent. of yards today were represented by
the voting population. No Such 54 loads, and business was rather
=azure as totalprohibition could be slow during the early part of the
enforced in this country where only clay. 23 per cant. of the people favor it or was fair, and prices in all lines were
UM WINUHAM TIMES,, MARCH 241, ttiu9.
Assizes, 1899, for the county or
Huron, beg to present that they
leave visited the common gaol of the
county and found everything neat
and clean and in good order, and
the gaoler courteons and attentive.
AR the male prisoners were actively
engaged in the wood yard. The
only complaint made by the Prison-
ers was that for the past ten days
the bread was not good. We ex-
amined what was on hand and found
it sour, We endorse the amion of
the county council in taking steps to
reconstruct the gaoler's residence,
believing that it will improve the
sanitary conditions, more especially
the ventilation. All of winch is re•
speetfully submitted,
John MIDDLETON, FOreMaN
The court. rose Wednesday morn
ing after discharging the jury,
S. F. Washington,e a e
was present as Crown proseeutor,'
but there were eo criminal eases be.
fore the court.
11.dve watt maxims
Toronto, One, March 21. ---The re-
eei ts of cattle at theW
ay. e quality of the offerings
are interested sufficiently to go out generally unchan. gedCableareport
and vote, The Mail knows that, and • a firm market for cattle, both in
the prohibitionists know it. London and Liverpool, but shippers
• And no fair critic of the Govern, did not show any anxiety to take the
went would ask the passingof a Pro' efferings. The best export cattle are
hibitory law at tbe wish of Jess than quoted as high as 5c. per pound, but
a quarter of the population, to re- tbe majority of sales were recorded,
strict the liberty of the • whole.- around 4e per pound. Light ex
-
Toronto Star. • porters are quoted at 4ee per pound.
For butchers' cattle there was a bet.
Ms Life W,as Saved. ter demand, and in geme cases for
an exceptional good animal 4?„ -e per
Mr J. B. Lilly, a prominent citizen of
Hannibal. Mo., lately bad a wonderful pound was given Tile range was
deliverance fro:1),a flighttul death. In from 4e to 43e) per pound, with
telling of it he says: "I was taken with ordinary stack selling at Ne to alc
Typhoid Fever, that ran into Pneumonia. per pound. There was a fair en.
My lunge became hardened. 1 was so
weak 1 couldn't even sit up in bed. No- quiry for stockers, end dealers are
• thing helped my. I expected to suon quoting from 3e -,c to '3-14) per pounds
die of .Consumption, when 1 heard of In the small meats market there was
Dr. Zing's New Discovery. One bolls a good supply of sheep and Iambs.
gave great relief'. I continued to use
and now am well and struna. I cannot Sheep are quoted at from 30 to 3ee
say too mob in its praise." This mar- per pound ; for ewes at 2:e to 2te
venous medicine is the surest and quick- per pound. Lambs are quoted at
est cure in the world for all Throat and 4.1e to 50 _r
Lung Trouble. 50 cents and e1.00, at Pt• pound. Calves are
Cohn A. Campbell's ; every bottle gua- quoted at from 2 to $10 per head.
ranteed. The hog market is steady. The
receipts were represented by about.
• Huron Spring Assize:, 1,700 head, with prices unthanged,
the best selections selling. at 4ec per
The court was opened at 2.30 P. pound. Mach cows, each $25 to $45.
m., on Monday, March 13th, by pro- Expert cattle, per cwt., $4.75 to S.
claenation, His Lordship Chief Justice . Export cattle, light, $4.25 to $4.60.
Armour presiding. Butchers' cattle, choice, cwt., $4 to
Following were the grandjury $4.50. Butchers' cattle, common,per
John Middleton, foreman, William cwt., $3.50 to $3.75. Stockers, per
Acheson, Michael Cumming, Jolln cwt., $3.50 to $3.87i. Sheep, per
Emigb, W. D. Fair, James Sheppard, ewt., $2.50 to $3.50. Limbs, per
George Harris, John Hutton, Henry cyst., $4.50 to $5. Calves, per head,
Keys, Wm. McColl, George Note e2 to $10. Hogs -Choice, per ewt.,
There were no criminal cases for $4,50 ; heavy, fat, per cwt., $3.$7?, ;
the grand jury to take up, and His light. per ewt., $4.12,41 , sows, per
Lordship instrected them as to the cwt, $3.
routine duties. East Buffalo, N. Y., March 21, -
TEM CIVIL CASES. Cattle -There were no fresh offer -
Bedford•
action for illegal distress and an ac• tee reefing was steady, there were
count. His Lordship dispensed with no calves on sale; nominal quotation
the jury. Judgment reserv'ecl. G. Tor choice to extra,$6.75 to $7 ; good
F. Blair, Brussels, for plff. ; Garrow, to choice, $6 to -$6.75. Sheep and
Q. C., tor deft. - Iambs -The offerings were four
Hays v. Town of Goderich-Actien loads; the demand was far, and
for damages to land in the town Of price fir.m yesterday'eclese; choice
Goderieh, Owing to the illness Of a to extra were quotable at $6.25 to
material witness, trial of this MIMI $6,75; good to choice, $6 to $6.25;
was postponed until the May sittings seep, choice to extra, $5 to $5.25;
of tbis court for the county of Heron. good to choice, $4.50 to $5; all sold,
Holt for plff. ; Garrow, Q. C., forand the close was firm ; these prices
deft.
is was an ings'to day, but with a fair inqUiry
are here considered beyond the
Murray v. MeIvor..-.Action to re- meets of safety, with probabilities in
cover a legaey. Pending the offer favor of a good sized decline by the
of a settletnent, trial postponed till end of the week. Hogs-Tbe offer.
the tege were light --12 koads; the mar.
the May sitting of this court of
county of
uron. Holt for plff, ; ket was even for the best part of the
Garrow, Q. C., for deft. day, but barely steady .a.t the close,
Caesar v. Hamlin.- Action , for which was lower; heavy were q
damages for for inducing plaintiff to able at $4.05 to $4.10; median),
purchase defendant's business in the $4.05 to $1.10 ; Yorkers, $4.05; pigs,
county of Norfolk. Dancey for Nit; $3.90 to $4: roughs, $3.80 to $3,60;
Garrow, Q. C., for deft. The itirY stags, $2.50 to $2.75.
Ibrought in a verdict for plaintiff in
$200 and costs,
Small v, Bradford.-Aetion for in- V BORN.
MUttt-rn Turnberry. on jarl 8t11,the
jerks caused plaintiff by negligence. Aft' e of iTcbt Muir ; a set _
On application of plaintiff, trial post- 0 RoniNgtaist-In East Wn 400613,0n Mar
poned, destS of clay to, be paid by 16th, theivjeot Geo Robinson uf a
plaintiff. Garrow, Q. C. fee pet. deinghter
Sateettee.e-en zabt lellawatuttsbr on
Dancey for deft. Match lotle, tbe wife of. W. r.
Rutledge Fisher.-Aetion on resoner
tnortgage. Garrow, Q. C.
for piff.; IvLoTy.-In Clinton,.on Saturday
Marcie -14e the -wife of Mr. W. J. Fletay,
Campion for deft. His Lordship
direeted that judgement be enteredraartituto.
bti:/if sonV
this cause after thirty days for Ist/ttVgY-Satzeing..-In Morrie, on the
the ehtintiff to recover possession of 15th inst., et the residence of the bride's
the lands mentioned in the proceed. parent 4 bY kev, 13. Rogers, iropitharler
rvey to Mies Lottie Sellars
ings
Olvirre---AttMsrovo-At the Wiehatn
Following is the
OltaND JURY'S PAVSEXTIVIENT, Mr 444 Snail f M
rectory, on March 2ist. by Rev W Lowe.
• gary
Itis Lordship Chief ,Tristie Aria. gran-filotaratic-It the mane% I
Goderieb, Marsh 14th, 109. Ar natrona,o! West Waw bosh
our: A re. on efentiatil.
sob, A. W. Parker of Nest 'Wee tor .
The grand jury at the Spring to Miss X.1, Ceek;r1leteof Attire':
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Atimtra,ituroitTS.
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Willght110 ..114rob 'a, 1809.
Corrected by P. Deans, „Produce Dealer.
Flour per 14)0 1 95 to 2- 00
115 68
t:(0).68
0 20 to 0 29
Barley ...... 0 30 to 0 95
Peas.... ...... ...... 0 64 to 0 64
Turkey, drilW It 0 08 to 0 09
(.31.060
0 05 to 0 06
Ducks, per poir 0 40 to 0 50
Butter...4a 1.4444 4 •If *144 0 /5 to 0 15
Eggsi`per dozen 0, 09 to 0 09
Avoca per enrd.,.. 1 50 to 1 7a
Hay per ton...............4 50 to 5 00
Potatoes, per bushel, 0 40 to 0 80
Tallow ,per lb It 3 to 0 4
Dried Apples, per 0 4 to 0 4
Wool. 19 to 91
Dressed hogs . 5 00 to 6 00
Chiokens 0 30 to 0 30
ItfoAuTen Alit.f.un,-At the alftpea,
Hlyth, on March 8th, by Roy. A, McLean,.
Mr. John F. Mt rter to Mit-S Jane L..
daourgrliist. r of Mr. Thormia Mil:...rr, bosh of
ItNAvr-on-flosiNsotr- at the residence
the bride's father, on March 8, by
Rev, C. C. Cointens, Goo, Naylor, Ea •
Wat.var.osh to '1„nzaie Robioson, We t
Wawanoeh, 8t, Augustin
aAmtsoN.:-In . Efift W fIIV n n ma b 01) 1 . XlIzp.
March 121.1), Joseph Jackson, a ed 03 •
snit, 7 mouths and 8 dilYs•
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FOB TARE USE . , PDS WEEK
Sealers, 15e. Craton and Lace Curtains, new
Preserved Cranberries in Pint we place in stock Art Illus. , re
Fresh OrenbeiTies, per qt , 10e.
,Tam aricl Jelly, in Pints, glass, designs at low prices,
• lee. DRESS GOODS
Jelly Powder, per pkgo, 10e, for spring are mostly all in
Gelatine per pkge, 12e to lee. now. Came early. Braude('
P u intopl2ti5ne, Flour for Pies, 15e Goods, Shot Goods, Plaids,
Terms, Spot Cash or Trade. mCborsotiudinere- gal
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silver Drip Syrup in pails, Loitinsttiriseis,4m0, aspainnenrEiesE,
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Macdonald Block, Winghsm, Ont.
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larch 13th, Janes AlcOowas, aged 78
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illieraerelle's Iron eteevee 1
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ctutolla tile will and Iron( talons en« ii.:y $
Was the result of his splendid htmit.h. 1
In
Boweie are out of orde-.
are not found where Stoa,,wh,
Kidneys and
qualities and the
ease thsy bring. use Dr. liing's New Life- •
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Pills. They develop every p $
o xer or ,-
brain and body. Only :13 cents ar, Colin. frP
A. Campbell's.
Ingham's Che
The 'Windsor .hut0, n Fifth
Avail* New York, was destroyed
bv fire on Thurscloy afternoon.
Fifteen persons were killer) and imp.
tio seriously fejured besides erne
forty -fur missing.
And is it not due to nervous
exhaustion? Things always
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Would you not like to be rid
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Address, MI. J. 0. AVER,
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you will fir,id our stock nd ices will suit you.
We have seeirecl
Winchester BicyClesi
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the agenc for the -Rambler and
See them.• C et our- prices. ,
$ STOVE AND TINWAR
. We ha,-ve a complete stock of every
of Stoves
Spiles ar
ng in the line '
and ,Tinware. thir stock of • ap iai1s arid.
selling like hot cakes.
e:ari sell you anything: in. the *ay f .General.'
=are,;_Stoves, Tinware, etc, at prices as' I w as the
A call solieited,
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d Post Office Stand. WINGHA
ew Spring Goods
New Spring Goods, arriving daily
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Beautiful Patterns in the New Shadings 'of Dress GOOds,
ranging from 25e and upwards, '
A nice • new line Of Mack Lustre Skirts, nicely made,
good material, for $2.50.
Also a line of Black Moire Underskirts with Frill on
bottom, for $1.75,
See our Plaid Ginghams for 5c per yard.
And Scotch Gingham's, Bright Colors, Suitable for
Waists, for Z4 to t5o.
Something new in Cretonnes and Art 1VIuslins-selling
- very cheap.
Cali and inspect our sto*-of new Carpets in Unions, All, •
Wools, Tapestry and Brussels. In fact we' -have ever- thin
required to furnish a house up-to-d'.te in our line .a busiriesS.
Ordered clothing and Ready-mades a specialty,. .