The Wingham Times, 1899-05-12, Page 4CAMPBELI'S
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The BEST
Spring Tonic
TUE WINUHAMTIME , MAY 12t I aOO.
King, 1x11' marched .oat on the school l MARKET T 1t41)0tt;Tu.
drestied in white and downed as the e , Wiughatn, May il, 1819.
corrected by 1. Deana, �R roduce Dcettite,r.
Month of May, to see this planting ab'icur per 190 lira „... . 1 00 to 2 00
the May Qtteen Tree. )itaster Andy Pail WI,eat . . 0 Or, to 0 00
Mitchell, although dither nervous, � i,ita, irc t............0 Oo .tc to 0 0d
; did his Work well, and atter the 'B�iir,,,,, . A 30. o 35
, chorus: by the pupils, "Planting Our Peas • - ..., „ ,..,., o do to o rz
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Free, 1111 sttiGg "God lave the Turkey, ,ir,.�vrt , .„.. 0 08 to 0 OJ
4 ween ” and the pupils then =scatter- fi,t•S'6e, ,,.,.. 0 05 to 0 OG
(� � p lt� Dupksz�er p,+ir,..,,.,,..,. U d0 to 0. GO
ed to indulge in their various gables, lfnttsr...,. „,., ....., 0 ll to 0 11
'until the lunch, which was after l 1:gga per dozen., , •, .. , , , 0 10 to 0 10
wards served on the; l.7unds, was wood per cerci.,. , , ,. 1 60 to 1 7a
ready, The Queen, Riiss Lacy 1i'lc I po atloeo, pe 'bahhei, . „ .. , . t u to 0 70
i�ague, and the maids of honor, 1'allow,.lrerlb... ,,,.,.,, 0 s to 0 4
Misses . Nettie Bryce, May Thornton, IDrioiAlrpieq,per la,.,.,., 0 4 to 0 4
Sarah Forton, May IieKague, Edna. waol...,,. ea to 2I
Dixon and Nettie Showers all wore ca ae:es4 Saoae . ............. o ;f0 to 0 80
upwlawn, led by little Miss lila Wade,
THE PAIR OR OF DI.. WILLIAMS'
t PINK PILLS FOR PALE PEOPLE.
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'MAT 1S TUE EX1'EUxrsc.E O1' MRS,
' i SYLiN ,Y I)Rue0, O1 PRSURWNTU, \Clic)
g� }IAD $UF'1!J RE1 FOR DIAN1 YRABS
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- re O1 TIME 130WELS,
Ii I Prom the Tribune, Deserouto,
1 Our attention was lately directed
C i to the wonderful cure effected upon
a resident of Desoronto, which illus.
trates in a. very wanted. way the
merits of that widely known health
restorer "Dr, Williams' Pink Pills."
We refer to the dare of Mrs. Drupe, -
we of Sydne Druce caretaker of
the Nigh School building. Bing
TO: A73PERVASERS, desirous of giving our readersthe
facts, a reporter of the Tribuuc call- t
Notice ofehanges mustbe left at thised. at Mrs. Druce's residenee, and is l
office not later than Saturday therefore enabled to present • our
moon, The copy for changes readers with the following,facts which
mast be left not iaterxthan Tues• can be vouched for by many neigh
day everting. Casual advertise-bors and friends. of the family. Mrs.
meats accepted up to. noon. i Druce had from the Carly: age of ten
Thursday cif each week.. years been a sufferer from amnia
tisui and had endured an untold
amount of suffering from this dire
�tU( disease. She bad tried scas of cliff•
� ,4441,4,0 dint medicines to dispel the malady
I but in vain. Doctors; toldher it was
impossible ossible to eradicate the disease
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zail3, MAY 12, 1899.. p
from her system and she had at last
'
ANNi7AL MEETING. !become resigned to the belief that
rheumatism was incurable: In ad -
The annual meeting of the Liberal ;clition to rherunlatism, about seven
-Association for West Huron, both i Years ago she began to suffer from
catarrh of the :bowels with its attend.
Dominion and Local, will be held at l an•t headaches and depression of
Dungannon, on Tuesday, May .30th. tapirits. The pain of the rheumatism
Addresses will be delivered by Robt. I and constant headaches wore her out.
Iolnies,M. P. and Hon. J. T. Darrow The doctors prescribed opiates which
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P. P. ' ,A large representation is only dulled the pain, but did not re -
expected. pel the disease, The two diseases
continued to make steady headway
EUITURIdL1VOTES. and at times she felt such pain that
• she could not even allow ber husband
'TEE writ for a new election for to raise or move her. .The neighbors
the Legislative Assembly in North thought she would never, get up,
Waterloo has been issued. Polling again. An kinks of remedies were
will take piace on the 23rd instantsuggested bind many of them tried
attd nominationonthe 16th. abut all in vain, Providentially, as
Mrs. Druce expressed it, the•.use of..
TUE Mail and Empire. bas been rDr. Williams' Pink Pills . was men,
rut up' a .tree forseveral days and cloned. it was not until 'the end of
refuses 'to come down. It charged the second box that she realf ed any
that Hon. 1Vir. Sifton was guilty of benefit. She Hien began to realize
nepotism in appointing a horde of that
she mentioned she was n this torothe s
Ills relations to office in . the civil her husband also observed the ehange
service. The Globe promptly for he remarked one day "those pills;
C1taIlenged the rib -stabber, as it was are doing you some good, you 1002:~
at one time called, to, name the per- livelier than you have for some time, "
She continued the use of Dr.,Will-
sons; relatives of Mr. Sifton, whom lams' Pink Pills until she•had taken
be has appointed, and after several fourteen boxes, with the gratifying
repetitions of the challenge the an- and almost remarkable results that
swer was to the effect that it would she was completely cured of the
be better for the Globe to explain rheumatism and catarrh, not ,'a
why so many of Sichard Car t- solitary symptom of,either trouble'
wright's relatives were in e. remaining.Mr.'Druce was present
'Ibis is a fishwife's argument, and it during the interview and confirmed
is no wonder that the Mail and Ern• all that his wife had said and was as -
pire , gives intelligent and self re• delighted as she in praising the
speeting Conservatives a nausea. virtues of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills.
Mrs. Druce said that out of gratitude
for tnis -y onderful' restoration to
health she bad told scores of other
J. R. Johnston, a pattern -fitter sufferersfrom different diseases of
employed by the. McClary Company, the virtues of the medicine which.
raf London, and forinerl5 of Woody bad been the undoubted ` means of;
stock, has captured a rich widow in prolonging her life. She hoped that
Detroit, with a fortune estimated at others would tallow her plan of giv-
660,000. The lady advertised for a ing the pills a fair ' and prolonged
husband and chose Johnston out of trial as she was confident -that in the
55 applicants. end success would surely '°follow as
in her awn case.
The population of Exeter is 1841.
GOLD
RINGS,
A large stock of ele-
gant gens set rings at
close prices.
SPEOTAOLES
in gold; gold filled and
cheaper frames. We
test the eyes free and
guarantee satisfaction.
T URNBERRY,
A very enjoyable time was spent
by the pupils. at S. S. No, 6, 'Iast Fri-
day afternoon, on the occasion of
the Crowning of their May Queen At
about 2,30 p. ni.,quite a large num-
ber of the parents and friends gath-
ered at the school and listened to the
programme, which., although short,
was very well rendered by the mils,
many of whom were very small:.
After the rendering of this part of
the programme, the May Queen, Miss
Lucy Mciag•ue; and the ming, Mast-
er Andy Mitchell, accompanied by
their eight ladies and gentlemen of
honor and two little flower girls,.
marched two by two to the platform
and took their seats. There the
Quern was crowned by her first
maid of honor, Miss Nettie Bryce,
and the Xing was given a large
bouquet of white ]dies ae the sceptre
LSEYPARK of hila power, by the first gentleman
!4. * of honor, Master ,]Terry Thornton..
After the rendering of a number of
eifeler and Optician. EArbor and May day songs and reel•
tatiors by the pupils, and the pre
44.1106,4644,640 senting of bouquets to the Queen and
white dresses trimmed with flowers.
The gentlemen of honor for the
King, Master Andy Mitchell,' were
Henry Thornton, Tommy Kelly,
Leslie Bryce and Earl' Porter, All
returned home well pleased with the
pleasant afternoon spent with the
teacher tied the pupils.
fled not Ryon' the Guxe
Was the ball that hit G. B. Steadman,
Newark, 1\lich., in the Civil War. It
caused horrible Ulcers that no treatmeut
helped for 20 years. Thou Bucklen's
Aruioa Salve cured hire.. Cures Cuts,
Bruises, 13urns, J3oils, Felons. Corns,
Skin Eruptions. Best Pile oure on earth.
25 ots. a box. Cure guaranteed, Sold
by Colin A. Campbell. druggist.
MORRIS.
he residence of Mr. Arch Camp-
bell, lst line;` i;irrowly eseaped be-
ing destroyed, by hire on Wednesday
evening. A spark from the chimney
had burnt quite a hole in the roof
before it was noticed by the neigh-
bors and extinguished. _
BLYTI.
Mr. Eli ' Holtzhauer, of Auburn,
has purchased the Morgan property
on Morris street,
Reopening services will be con-
ducted in the Methodist church on
Sunday next, Rev. W. P. Camp-
bell,. M. A., Ph. D., a former pastor,
will. be the preacher,
M. W, W. .Sloan, who has been in
Louisiana and Mississippi for the
past month, returned to Blyth on
Monday evening and leaves for the
south again .epiFriday morning. Mr.
Sloan, says business is excellent in
the Southern States.
1t1rs..Iiachel-Eggert, relict of the
late John Eggert, died at' the regi
dente of her son•in•Iaw, -Mr. George
Leith, Morris street, Blyth, on Wed•
nesday Morning. `The deceased
lady was an old resident of this
section of Huron county and previous
to coming M.Blyth lived near Man-
chester, She had' not enjoyed good
health all winter, old age being the
cause of.death.
Assessor,feGill has returned the.
Blyth assessment roll and from it we
take the following information:
Real property, $198,695 ; personal
property, $18,900 ; taxable income,
$1300 ; total value of real and per-
sonal property and taxable income,
$218,895. Tat population has in'
creased 31 during, the past year and
is now dose to the 1100 mark,
At a meeting of the Stratford Pres-
bytery, the call from Listowel to
Rev.. Mr'.Hendrie, of Ayr, was sus-
tained. Stipened, -$1,200 and two
weeks' holidays.
Messrs. Smith cit Soh, n, general mer-
chants, Walton, have dissolved past-
nerthip. The business will be con-
tinued by the senior member of the
late firm:
Live Atocic atar*eta
Toronto, May 9,—Choice heavy
exporters were quotable at $4.60 to'
$4.80, and $4.85 per Cwt. for an oe-
casional bunch of very choice. But-
chers' cattle--faood to choice selee•
tions being quotable at $4.40 to
e4.50 per ewt. ; medium and Common
grades • were in heavy supply, but
were. very stow of sale, fetching
0.25 to $4,25 per ewt. Inferior
grades fetehed $3 to $3,25 per cwt.
Good heavy export bulls brought
$3,50 to $4 per ewt., . and 64.25 for
choice selections.. Light stock bulls
met with a fairly good demand,at'
steady prices, or $2.50 to $3,25 per,
cwt. Stockers and feeders—Cana.
titan stockers for Buffalo were in
moderate supply, and the quotations
were a little firmer, these being only
quoted le per cwt. higher, or $3.75
to $4.25 per cwt. ; light were steady;
good feeders found a good demand
at steady prices, or 64.40 to $14.66
per e.wt, Milch cows and calves.
Good milehers met with a good de-
mand, and fetched 640 to $55 each
poorer grades brought $80 to e40
each. The demand for calves was
fairly active, and prices steady, these
being quotable at 62 to 68 per head.
Sheep and lambs -W Sheep for export
BUTTER AND
EGGS _,
WANT
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l urs .propared to pay the highest
oast, price tor all g gad butter and
eggs delivered :it my . warehouse
near the G. T. IL.
O. f,,;, ILL $PIE.
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and huttthers' use, weighing 125 to
140 1 bs , t'etched 63,50 to $4 per cwt.
Spring lambs were steady, at $2 to.
$5 each, and bucks weighing from
150 to 175 5 le•ougl,t 63 to 63.25 per
ewt, Ye:wilt/;.;•i were a little steadier,
at $5.25 to $5 75 per cwt. Lambs.
fete heel 64 to $50 per cwt. Hogs
--Choice relectx,ns- were quoted be
higher, or 6.1a624 per cwt,,. and thick
fat were -in higher, or 64.25. per ewe;
ligh•t.were in inoclerate supply, at -e
higher, or $1,25 per - ewt.. Sows
were steady, at $3 per Cwt.; stags
fetched $2 per Cwt.
'East Buffalo, N. Y., May 9. ---Cattle
—There. were nn I're, it reveipts, but
the feeling was firm on the desirable
butcher grade.; there were uo calves.
Sheep- and lambs --The total offerings
were 5 loads; priees ruled the same
as yesterday; choice to extra lambs,
4.'G.15 to 65,25 bid; sheep,choice to
extra, 65 to $5.25; sales were oil the
bares . quoted.. Iiog—There were
hardly enough o,r bale to make a
market—only t,;'0 loads, and •priees
were strong and5,c higher;h;eavy were
quotable et $4 15 to 64 25; Mixed $4.-
20; Yortters, $4.20, there were no
pigs on sale; roughs, $3,40 • to $3.50;
stags, 6.7.5 to $3; offerings cleaned
up.
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Not worth paying attention
to, you say. Perhaps you
have had it for weeks.
It's annoying because you
have a constant desire to
cough: It annoys you also
because you remember that
weak;lungs•is afaniily failing.
At first it is .a slight cough.
At last it is a hemorrhage.
At first it is easy to bore.
At last, extremely difficult..
ers'
Cherry
PCCII'.nl
tgulakly conquers your little
hacking cough.
There is no doubtabout
the cure now. Doubt comes
from neglect.
For over half a century
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has
been curing colds and coughs
and preventingconsumption.
It cures Consumption also
if taken in time,
Iftep ail' Orr Dr. AS'ers CJ1e PJ
9cdoi'ni 3 sle s eve gee
Niall §oa cough.
Ahad wo send you a
book on this subject, trees
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iY yon raw, any coraplalat what.
poor and dcolro th, Lea mouu•st
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Stores close at. on
7 o'clock. p. malid after nay �r7u
z,sth. Will you kindly co-operate with us this move -
silent. Shopearly and bt-y
■buryour ur goods at this store.
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TABLE DEL CsCES.
Orange Marmalade, in glass, 1-2 pints,
Jam, assorted, in glass, 1-2 pints,
Preserved Cranberries, pint sealers,
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Canned Strawberries, Peaches, Pineapples,
Tomato Catsup in large bottles, -
Empire Table Sauce per bottle,
Royal Worcestershire Sauce per bottle,
Salad Dressing In taints and 1-2 pints.
Smoked Sliced Beef, Canned Corned
Tcngue, Kippered Herring, &c.
Macdonald Block, -
IOC.
1 OC,
1 5C,
a0C.
10c.
100.
200.
1,4
Beef, Lunch ru
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Wingha,n, Ont.
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IT PAYS TO BUY
THE BEST.
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ThisTradeItlnrk is
on every 'rag.
See that you get it.
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IS PUREST
15 STRONGEST
IS EVENEST
IS LONGEST
'If'your dealer does not handle our Twine.
write Plymouth Binder Twine Agency, 54 Bay
Street, Toronto,
BEST AND MOST ECONOMICAL. -
DOES *QUALITY, COOT WITH YOU
65,000. worth of
BOOTS AND SHOES
• at cost.
This is, not a clearing sale to push
off old goods but a genuine giving
up business sale. Everything must.
go. Others may be" selling cheap,.
but you will always find we are a
little cheaper, and if anyone is out
of sorts in the house it' may be all
the fault of a badly fitting shoe., A
comfortable' ;shoe is conducive to
good temper,' We make it very easy
on the pocket, as wen as easy on the -
foot. Every ladyshould take ad-
vantage of this and come and get a
pair of our patcanvas and, cork,
insole walking' boots. They are.
„made in :French 'Kid, latest styles
Goodyear Welt Process,` are as flea
•ible as a hand turn, andwill not
shuck See thews, •, ,
J. G. KARGES/
Please do - not ask for goods on
approval 'without paying for them.
If not,satisfaetory the money will•be
refunded, '
D. SANDEESON.
SEEDS S
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IT PAYS TO ATTEND THE.BEST.
Pupils are in attendapce at
The CANADA BUSINESS COLLEGE:
OHATEA.bl, ONT..,.
Prom the Atlantic Coast to
the Paeifio Slope:
193 Cities, Towns and.Villages in Can-
ada and the United States, during the•
past year. sent us nearly 300 -pupils.
There are now 23Counties•and Districts.
in Ontario, 6 States of the Union to-
gether with Manitoba, and the North
Weet Territories represented.
Over 200 of our pupils have been plat,
ed in good positions, since .?an.. 1st, 1898..
We recently had four calls within
'three- Weekb to'supply teachers for other•
business colleges.
:Among those who have aocepted posi-
tions lately, are :-»••Jennie• Bateman, as.
Steno. and assistant bank -keeper,: Walk-
ervilie Brewing Co. ; Annie • McRae, as
Steno, and assistant book-keeper; Milton
Pressed Brick & Sewer Co.; Catharine
McRae, as Steno„ George Angell, Wh 1
sate A rt 5upplfes, tietrm. t, Mich ; Geo
Cartwrtght, as Steno., with' North Am- ,
erican Life Assurance Co; Toronto,
The spring term is one of the best
seasons of the year for tuakin.a a start.
EnternoW. • D.,lileLACH#IWAN &.CO.
Chathalu, Ont
Clover, Timothy, Lawn Grass;
Orohard Grass, 1Vtu11et, Huxi-
gar±an, Corn, Turnip, angle;
Sugar Beef; ]anish Sugar
Beet, Carrots and all Garden
Seeds.
The purest and best quality
always on hand. tf
SEEDS.,
A. MILLS