The Wingham Times, 1899-06-02, Page 4•
THE WINURAM M TIMES, JUNE , 1809.
$1ls*1uI,k'a Imp Neeli
Wee the result of his splendid earth.
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Indomitable will and tremendous neves GQncesstQt itis left for a trip to Eng
r are not found where Starrralah, Liver.
Kidneys and Dowels are out of order. land,'
It you wait these nualitiee and the eye I 11'Mr. ,7, E. Coomber, teacher of
cess they bring, use Dr. Meg'sNsea Lite, Marnoch sohool is in Toronto tills O
Palls. '1'heydevelop every power et brain `
and body. Only 2uo at Ocala A. Camp- } week writing on the E. A. exam, '
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EAST WA WAis ()Sll:.
ir. James Rebinson of the sixth
CMPBE.LL!S �1
FOR
THE
BLOOD
The BEST
Spring Tonic
peas# , .• , --
Turkey, 00
vasa hey. (lees°, "'•
. , ... , 0 O6 to 0 Ou !
Ferguson, a e d Duoks, ar 0 40 to 0 60
nnua.l meeting of the S, who has, been visiting 'her parents in Butter. ............ 0 11 to 0 12
�} Bruce 1{'arniers' Ixtstitute will be held IViarnoch for some title past returned Eggs per
coxdz.,. ,', ,, ,.., 0 10 to 0 lO
- i in Teeawater on Monday, June 5th. to her hoarse on Saturda aecompani-. Ha 1 00 to 1 00
Y+ Y per tan , 6 00 to u 00
(ti On the sante day a grand picnic will ed by 17er little niece, Mary Be11 Potatoes, per bushel. 0 00 too 70
be held under the scant auspices of it Tatlow, n41 ?a , .. 0 3 to 0
el the pioneers of Culross rind the [ Ged`les Arlsd ,lpe, ib 0 to 0 0 !
• p Miss A.ggie Mason ie visiting wool ..1.)P.1:!:. 00 to 00 grit
rf Farmers' Institute of South Bruce, friends in Listowel. Dressed hots 6 to to 0 00
There will, no doubt, be a large 7'he following stasties have been Chiokens................ a 0 30 to. 0 30
gathering of the intelligent yeomen taken from the 'asse;;ser's roll of the
of this seetioh of Gauntry and a very township for the year 1S99: _TotalBUTTER AND
enjoyable and profitable time is number acres of laud in the township
promised. 41,733; acres cleared 29,940; values
of real property $1 ,068,6 00, personal
—. TEL D1)CTa puzziDD.
° Enrol p s0nai,proger v land taxable
WA T
bells Drug Stora,Ibirss f'arGor of Bltlr is iiinte0 e0 to 0 u.i SARS1VRniLLK•
( y Tuxkey, drawn 0 08 to 0
tl CIJI,IIOSS. ` hlrss Janet I e gason, of I3 yfi 1 , u , per pair
MAAR= REPORTS, i k`■epee !ltl?1r9"1y t'< ai� �lA�"it�4#eea�ta,e+■aa;:�e..gegeryga...a..!p[�4depsli� 117
WISOffeld. ellii:401440w6, M00.0 4,44.V4WOW .9+ug.aMM/tllq•*00.04.10000.++q`a6,q.q .!•P,gM...mmm.RgM.144444444444
Wingliaan, June 1, 1800 e,i ra rr :
orreoted by 1' Deans, Product~ Dealer 41
`lour per 100 lora. ........ 1 00 to 2 00
all V'heet ..... ... 0 08 to 0 uS
print; Wheat .. , .. • .. 0 08 to 0 08 •,'
■,
ata, , ... . 0 30 to 0 :i0 :
Ilarloy ... , 0.1.0,..1.. 0 00 to 0 96 !t
IFTS FOR THE
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ADVERVISFRS.
Notice of ebanges must be left at this
°MMce not later than Saturday
noon. The copy for changes
must be left not later than Tues.
day evening, Casual advertise-
ments - accepted up to noon
Thursday of each week.
-t e ?1 i g tin rates
k'itlDe.Y, DONE 2, 1899.
West Huron Liberals.
The annual meeting of the West
Huron Liberal Association washeld
at Dungannon, on Tuesday, the at-
tendance being very large.. In the
,absence of the President, the chair
was taken by Vice President, Morgan
Dalton. The following officers were
elected :—Presidenc, Wm. Proudfoot;
First Vice President, Morgan Dalton;
:Second Vice.President, James Young;
Third Vice -President, Harry Morris
Resolutions of confidence in the Do-
minion. and Local Governments were
passed unanimously. Addresses
were given by R. Holmes, M. P., D,
McGillicuddy, P. McKenzie, P. Holt,
J. Grant and others, and the meets
ing was brought to a close by cheers
for the Queen, Sir Wilfrid. Laurier,
Tion. A, S. Hardy, Hon.. J. T. Car-
row and R. Holmes, M. P.
West Huron Protest.
The following despatch from
Toronto, appeared , in the London
Free Press on Thursday: -The in-
Iieations are that there will be no
trial of the West Huron protest
against the return of J. T. Carrow..
Monday was the last day for the
Piing of particulars of the cbarges al-
leged in Mr. Beck's petition, as also
for those in Mr, Garrow's cross -
petition against Mr. Beck.
income $1„070, 100; number of: male
persons from twenty.one . to sixty
THE 1'E0IILIA# " CASE OF A NOVA 438; population 1928; cattle 4614;
sheep,. 2,320; bogs, 3,3.63; horses,
-- 1,155; and, 4,299; swamp, 7,-.
THE TROUBLE BEGAN IN A SWELLING 493; orebardwoodl, 619; fall wheat .B,ti05-,
0 TOE RIG TOE �FAICII SPREAD TO steam boilers, 11; sebool children
ALL PARTS" OP THE BODY --DOCTORS from 5 to 16, 464; Pram 7 to 13 264;
COULD NOT ACCOUNT FOR THE from 16 to 21 178; births 46 and
TROUBLE+,., AND THEIR TREATMENT deaths 21.
DID emu NO `GOOD. Mr. Wm, Robinson is erecting a
From the New Glasgow Enterprise,
Loch Broom is a picturesque farm •
ing hamlet situated about three miles
from the town of Pletou, N. S. . In
this hamlet, in a cosy farmhouse live
Mr, and Mrs Hector, McKinnon. A
few years ago Mrs. McKinnon was
taken with a disease that puzzled
several doctors who attended her. . It , floor and breaking its neck.
was generally known that Mrs. Me- Mr. J, Pattison is busy prepar-
Kinnon owed her ultimate recovery ing to jack his barn. .
Mrs. A. Hoover visited on .the 12th
this week.
The heavy rains of the past week
will damage the crops on few ground•
considerable. .
The following is the report for S.
S: No. 9, East Wawenosh, for tbe
month of May. The names are ar-
ranged in order of merit, ascertained
by a system of daily markings, de-
ductions being made for -bad conduct,
lateness, .etc. :—
trouble apparently had an insignifi• Sr, IV.—Maggie McDougall.
cant starting po sit. •It came an :