The Wingham Times, 1899-11-17, Page 4"'MOAN TIMES,
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'O WANT LATE WAR NEWS,
OA Mint your isuimalki to thrive
work wellaanllloolevcall, feed them
Hca B GEUM,
your horse is out of condition feed
HERBA.GEUM.
" la you are fattening calves, cattle or
4440/111 feed there
I'IER:OAGEUM,.
If you are keepia cows for millr, but -
tee, c'r cheese, feed there
HERBAGEUM.
11. feeding Herbage= animals get
about one fifth more nourishment out of
the food --fatten one fifth sooner, and
'weigh. ono fifth More than others the
siame size.
When you want Ilerbageeimcome to
GOLIN A. CAMPBELL'S
DRUG STORE.
THE WINfillAM TIMES.
$. B.ELLICTT.1%1BL-ism:E ANA PRorRIFTOR.
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1899,
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Hos. Clifford Sifton is addressing
meetings in. Manitoba, and the North
"West Territories.
Hos. Mr. Latchford was elected by
over 200 majority in the bye -election in
South Renfrew on Tuesday.
Sin. Cliarles Tupper is stumping in the
^west, A rumor has been current on the
street here that the leader of the Oppo-
sition will visit Winghaui in the near
future.
AT a convention of the Liberais of
South Ontario held in Whitby on Tues-
day, Hon. John Dryden was -anent-
?newly renominated as the candidate in
the coming bye -election.
THERE is being built at Bay City,Mich.,
for bTov., delivery, an ice -breaking tug
115 feet long and 24 feet wide, which is
contracted to make five miles per hour
through ice twelve inches in thickness.
It is growing more and more dangerous
to declare a project impossible, but
twelve inches of ice and five miles an
]sour are hard to reconcile.
WAVY municipalities have been delud-
ed into the belief that in a multitude of
taxations there is increased revenue.
The City Council of Los Angeles, 04.,
las decided to tax all vehicles. It fixes
the yearly tax on bicycles at 50 cents;
each, single rigs $1 and double rigs $1.50
each. It is estimated this will give
at total incomeone of $
18,000, sufficient
to
keep hand -s ee errsteadily
employed
and leave a surplus for aiding in there -
pair of streets.
WHILE no definite arrangements have
as yet been made for the •forthcoming
bye -elections of the Ontario Legislature,
it is understood to be the intention of
the. Government to bring on the elections
in. all the constituencies now vacant on
the same day. Elections will be held
'therefore in South Ontario, East ,and
West Elgin and South Brant, As an
appeal is now pending against the un-
seating of . Mr. Breithaupt in North
Waterloo, no election can be, held in
that constituency. No date of polling
has been set, but the 5th of December
'would, it is believed, be a convenient
day, and the elections will in all proba-
bility be held on that date.
THE Minister of Agriculture says that
there is some difficulty in getting Cana-
dian manufacturers to prepare exhibits
of their products for the great exhibition
in. Paris next year,. This does not arise,
Hon. Mr. Fisher says,from any antipathy'
to the exposition on the part of our
Tnanufacturers, but because they are•
kept so busy supplying customers that
they.really find it next, to impossible to
snake time for the preparing a Creditable
exhibit. While it is to be hoped that an
endeavor will be made to get over this
drawback, it must be highlysatisfactory
to the people of Canada generally that
the prosperity' of the country- is so great
as this statement proves. And the de-
Velopment of our immense natural re-
sources has but begun.
TUESDAY was judgment day with the
Court of Appeal. The first ease dispos-
ed of by the court was that involving
the election of C. A. Brower, in the
constituency of East Elgin. The legal-
ity of elle election was petitioned against
by Charles Easton, and the trial Judges,
Mr. Osler and Mr. justice MacMahon,
itcid that while corrupt practices had
been proven, the matter of agency on
the Dart of those .guilty had not been
established.
Mu. Brower was the Conservative
(,3511(i(late tit ileo Provin0ial election,
March 1, 1808, when he was returned by
a narrow majority, which, on a recount,.
vas increased to 20. The trial Judges
0011811 -bed flim in his seat, and the ap-
peal drei(letl Tuesday was against the
decision of the trial Judges. The ap-
peal Was based on the question of
agency, and s majority of the Court of
Appeal held that the agency had been
astabeelved, and the election of Mr. 'C.
plies, therefore, voice.
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L.ADYSMITH STILL HOLDING
FAST.
The Canadian Contingent Half wily over on
Sipiday--. The Niello1sou's Nell Affair
Explained -Col. Baden Powell Making
things Lively nt Mar:A:ing.
London, Nov. 12 --The Allen Line
steamer Sardinian from Quebec, with
the Canadian contingent for South
Africa has =twit at St. Vincent, Cape
Verde Islands. St. ' Vincent, Cape
Verde Islands, is 3,968. miles from Cape
Town so that the Sardinian has (CCom-
plislied nearly half the distance to her
destination.
London, Nov. 14 -No messages have
been received from Ladysmith siueo
Nov. 6, but yesterday heliograph com-
munication with the beleaguered town
was established showing that Gen.
White was holding his own.
Reinforcements to the number of 12,-
802 have been reported as having ar-
rived in South Africa, Of this number
6,000 are already on the way to Durban
from Cape Town. It is expected that
11111e troopships, carrying 11,000 more
men, will be reported at Cape Town to-
day.
Father Mathews, the chaplain of the
Irish Fusiliers, has arizveci at Lorenzo
Marquez. He tells the story of the
surrender of the Irish Fusiliers and the
Gloucestershire troops at Nicholson's
Nek, The men he said, would have
held out, had not some subordinate
officer hoisted a flag of truce on his own
responsibility, The officers and men of
the capturedregiments, FatherMathews
says, were furious whenthey found how
they had been fooled as the Boers in the
locality were not numerous.
Hotel Burnell,
The Belfast hotel, along with the con-
tents, was totally destroyed by fire on
Monday morning last. The origin of
the fire is a mystery. The building be-
longs to the M.C. Cameron estate and
was occupied by Mr. John. Hsllmlton.
The loss 011 the contents is between $600
and $700, and on the building $800.
There is $300 insurance on the contents •
and it is said that the loss on the build-
ing is wholly covered by insurance.
NEWS NOTES..
Nearly $1,400 worth of granolithio
sidewalk was .put down in Exeter this
year.
There are now 48 inmates in the Bruce
County House of Refuge, 29 men and 19-
women.
9women.
The will of the late Senator Sanford!.
disposes of property in Ontario and Man-
itoba worth over a million dollar8. )3e,
sides this, the .Senator .owned property
in Chicago and gold fields
in Mexico.
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The succession dnttes will amount. to
about $50,000. .
The Orangemen of Listowel and yi}n-
ity celebrated the 5th of November.on,
Sunday by assembling and attending,ni •
a body, divine service in Christ church
at 3 p. m. The rector, Rev. A. P. Moore,
conducted the service and preached a
most excellent sermon.
A syndicate with a capital of $10,000
has been formed in• Palmerston for the
puirpose of baying up . all • kinds of farm
prbdnce, such as. butter, eggs, poultry*,
etc., direct front the ,fanners in that.
vicinity and shipping it. • direct to the
consumers in England. Tlie syndicate,
has already started operations. ° • • .
Exports of butter to Great Britain show
a marvellous increase. The first eight
months of '97 Canada exported of butter
28;668 cwt., same time iii' 1898, 45,500,
1899, 117;850. Exports'ast August were .
150 tons per day,. -.6r 'six times as much
as during August 1897. Canadian butter
is rapidly whining ` its" way to
the tables of the fl nglish people. Now
that our butter ib becoming the• fashion,
let's all do our share to make the quality
first class. Butter is an article that sells
entirely on its merits. ' •
Within seven months Janes J. Jeffries
heavy -weight 'champion pugilist, will de-
fend his title. The New York Herald
say his opponent will be James J. Corbett.
The match was practically arranged at a
meeting between Corbett, Jefferies and
W. A. BradyMondaynight, Corbett who
bas been desirous of fighting Jefferies
ever since the boiler -maker defeated
Fitzsimmons and w011 the title of
champion pugilist, personally. asked the
conqueor of Fitz and Sharkey for the
match. On the advice of Brady Jefferies
accepted. The date of the contest has
not yet been named, but it will prob-
ably be decided early in , June, and it
will take place at the Coney Island Sport-
ilig C1ab•, Corbett looks remarkably well
at present.
An interesting case which is probably
the first ease of its kind in the county of
Grey, was tried last Tuesday before His
Honor Judge Creaser as a surrogate
court judge. John Reid of Hanover
died recently, leaving a will, of which
H. H. Miller of Hanover was executor,
When the executor attempted to probate
the will, William Reid a son of 'deceased
who resides in Wiartoli, objected and
entered a caveat. This led to the action
in the surrogate court whereby the ex-
ecutor was obligd d to prove the will in
solellln form or by sworn testimony.
Mr. W. Reid, the defendant, strove to
NOVEMBER 17, PK
RORN.
--In bower Wip::Ii^in. on ' V. 10, the
llrtimt r Smith oi' a rim.
tMirmorr.---In 1V1L' !demi. on N(:v. 13 he
ti'ire et A. L. lit miltoli ut' a daughter.
ii(ARRIl:1e.
Iktailllik1N—Mil r xn.—At the rexldc .ice of the
brides }averts, Hullet. en Nov. 8, hr Rev. E.E.
Smith A. NeSt'len, of C'iintoa, toFleru, cliut$h-
ter of Itoht. Miller.
Co .1 18 hitenAY+:r..--• At the residence. of
the bride'Ik parents. Mullett, on Nov. 1, E. (`oats
of Montana, to Miss Wile, eldest daughter er
Wm. l e kllellttel.
BAuRETT—iinnrmsx—011 October 18th, nt
the manse, Tarbtttt Algoma, by Rev, A. Y.
Hartley, Caudated by Iiev. k'..T. #Hartleyfather
ant 1 brother of the bride, 1Xr. A. H. 'Barrett,
late of London, Engteal, to Mies Louie M. S.
Hartley, second 111u(;11tcr of Rev. A. Y.
Heriyt
AuoNT--If W germ, on November 1'ltll
Malcolm Lal , uged ('3 years, 0 months Unci
10 c1
AIN -In Wingham, on N 1301, 1600, Em -
a Saint, aged 80 years.
KEnn.-At Nile, on No 0, S'tmue 1 Herr, sr.,
aged 88 years and 11 months.
iur,A.Y.-At Whiteehu ch, on Nov. 1, Peter
I1nlay, aged 07 years, 8 montes and 18 mouths.
Cm: ..-ln Toronto, on Qot. 80, Mrs, john
Cl formerlyyof Goe'rie, aged 54 years.
macer.- nlgitam 011 November loth,
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800, W. riot, of Carman, Man., in his doth
year.
A KTY In Grey, 011 Nov. 5th, John Askin,
aged 08 years, 8 months and seven days.
Bmursraz-In Grey, on Nov, 8th, Herinina,
beloved wife of Albert Berfeltz, agent 00 years,
1 mont lid 10 days.
F ox -In McMillen, 011 Nov. 6th, Sohn
t on, aged 80 years.
Hems --]n Wingllum, on Nov. 12t1e 1800
- Ellen B. Helm, aged 84 years and 10111entlis,
rannEra.-[n Seaforth, on Nov. 6th Caroline
Ewart, relic of the late John Farrell, X. D.
The Whitely farm, on the Huron
road, Tuckersmith, between Seaforth
and Clinton, was sold by public auction
at the Commercial hotel, Seaforth, on
Saturday last, to Mr, - Foster, of
Holmosville, for .,14,700. The farm con-
tains 100 acres, and has on it a stone
house and fair outbuildings.
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Stop
llghin
'r1•dlla,,9r. l,s,a1'4??�'R:��:1;s edY�"��
Every cough makes
your throat more raw V
and irritable. Every
cough congests the lining
membrane of your lungs. -
Cease tearing your throat I
and lungs in this way.
Put the parts at rest and
give them a chance to
heal. You will need some
help to do this, and you
will find it in
ers
cierrg
tctorai
From the first dose the
quiet and rest begin: the
tickling in :the throat
ceases; the spasm weak- -
ens; the `cough disap-
pears. Do not wait for
pneumonia and con- •
sumption but cut short
your cold without delay.
Dr. Ayer's Cherry 'Pec-
toral Plaster :should be =
over. the lungs Of everyper-
son troubled with a cough.
Write totheDoctor. -
Unusual opportunities and long ex.
perlence eminently qualify ns for .
Rivingou medical advice. Write. _
freely all the partleulars in your case.
us 'what your •experience has
been 'with our Cherry Pectoral. You
;will receive a promptreply, without , _
coat. Address,nli. J. C. AVER.
;Lo 'ell, Mase.
MORTGAGE SALE
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.Village Property.
Under and by virtue of a power of sale eon-.
tained in a certain registered mortgage, (which
will be produced at the time of sale) there will
be offered for sale by public auction, by Joseph
Cowan, auctioneer, at Gbfton's Hotel, in the
Village of Wroxeter
in the County b1 Huron on.
Thursday, the 23rd of November,
1890,
et 2 o'clock in the afternoon, the following
property, viz
Those parts of the East and West halves of lot
number' 25, 111 concession, in the Township
of Howick, thew in the' Villa a of Wroxeter)
formerly °welded by C. H. Willits, deceased,
and particularly described in the above men-
tioned mortgage, and consisting of upwards of
three acres of Land.
There are on the premises, a comfortable
frame house and frame stable and sheds.
TERMS 01.' SALE:-Tvrciaty per cent. of the
purchase money on the day of sale and the bel•
ince in 20 days thereafter. Further terms and
conditions will be made known an the clay of
sale or may he had on application to the auc-
tioneer or the vendor's solicitor.
Dated this 1st day of Novemis•r.1800
IS, VANSTON]H,
Vendor's Solicitor.
Good Farm for Sale or to Rent.
tiitett44, four mil(•:+ Eton Winglianl, Ising
the south halve a of lots 21 and 81,1st concession
of the. 'i'ownr:hip of Morris, containing one,
liundr i d acre t. Goss, )sank barn, 00 x 40. (Iv,exl
intim1iou:i', 30x88with.. stone wellai*. The
farm 1'd wd•11 adopted for mixed Perming. weil
watered and in Kvxl l-)11' il',,'. nice 82,500.
1>Aly to
It. A. GRA/IAM,
Wingham.
have the will sol siA-145 on thend AI.KEN OROS. & DUTTON
that 9hn testimitar dick Hort lonow IV he a si c»
Irse;`, a;r l,;ll, 1 and illnese. when �}
Its.'I'l In I - "I, ,h, I. II V N 1111111 M1.- Wit
to doer erre
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Winghilul, November 9th, 1899.
Corrected. by Peter Deana, Produce
Dealer, Wingham.
Flour per 100 lbs..- .... 1 85 to 2 00 .
Fall Wheat .... ,,.. 0 03 to 0 68
Spring Wheat ............ .0 63 to 0 63
Oats, new,,,. • 0 25 to 0. 251
Barley .... ...,.. 0 38 to 0 85
Peas ...... . ..... . .. 0 55 to 0 56
Tunics: s, dawn .......... 0 08 to 0 09
Geese, " 0 05 to 0 06
Ducks, per pair• 0 40 to 0 1.•'
Butter ,•
... + < .' 0 17 to ( 18
Eggs per dos • 0 15 to 0 16
Wood per cord 1 50 to 1 75
Hay per ton ......... 5 90 to 6 00
Potatoes per bushel . 0 25 to 0 25
Tallow per lb .. , , 0 03 to 0 04
Dried Apples per lb 0 04 to 0 05
Wool .............. 0 00 to 0 00
Dressed Hogs 5 00 to 6 00
Chickens ........... 0 26 to 0 80
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ABNER COSENS
District Agent for
Mutual Life Assurance Co., the only
mpaliy in Canada that pays all its
rofits to its Polley holders. Conipare
our ACTUAL RESULTS -with those of
other Companies.
Accident, Plate Glass and Fire
Insurance business also transacted.
Money to loan .on farms at very lowest
rates.
In office corner of Mimiio and Patrick
Streets every Saturday all day.
TRUE LIVING:
PORTRAITS
MADE AT - —�
M. E. ZITRBR1GG'S.
Family and other Groups from
small sunbeams up. to 16 x 20,
actual size of photographs..
Pictures copied and enlarged or
remoluited. -
Down floor gallery, opp. Presb. Church,.
BANKERS ANP%BROKERS
Geo. Skaller & Co„
Consol. Stock Exchange Bldg.
60-62 Broadway, New York.
LOTS OF MONEY. .
can be made through speculation with deposit
480.00, (thirty dollars) upward (or 8% margin
upward) on the Stock Exchange.
The greatest fortunes have been made
through speculations in Stocks, Wheat or
Cotton.. r •
If you are interested to know how specula-
tions are conducted, notify us and we .will send
you information and market letter free of
rlaargo. -
Usual commission charged for executing
orders.
Government, Municipalaland 'Ha
lroe.
bonds quotations: furnished 011 application for
purchase,sale exchange.
CIDER AND JELLY
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Take notice' that the Wingham Cider ;!
and Jelly Mill has commenced oper-
ations and will run
.;;IEvery Day in the Week
until the 25th of November,
BRING ALONG SOUR APPLES
and have them made into Sweet Sprup .11
or Jelly. We intend- boiling down the. a
older to apple butter, for which we will
charge only 1 cent per gallon. It order
exceeds 50. gallons, we' Will furnish• cus-
tomers with a free kettle. -
Hastings & Ritchie.
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PEL-TON'S `PUMPS
We build our pumps to last for
years and have them .in price from
$2,50 up.
Brass CS linders and Galvanized
Iron Piping. •
We have a fall stock of the above
cods
Call and get prices' when in need•
of anything in our line. '
JOHN PELTOIIT,
Opp.1#eattie's Livery
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E,CORDIALLY INVITE YOU to come •
in and examine our stock and get our prices.
We will not ask you to buy, but we can satisfy you
that our goods are right and prices easy,
New Candies
Mixed Candy, 4 lbs for 25e -
Bright Mixed Candy,3 " 25e.
Gula Drops 3 lbs for 25e
Conversation Loz., 2 lbs for 25e
Peppermint " 2 " 25e
Chocolate Drops, Caramels, %&e,
Almond Nut Taffy, 20e lb.
Walnut- Taffy, 20e ib,
Peanut Taffy, 200 Ib.
Chocolate. Caramel,
Peanut Crisp Taffy,
Cocoanut Taffy,
Iceland Moss Taffy, 20e lb.
Walnut Maple Cream, 20e lb.
Almond Loaf Cream 20c ib.
Date and Fig Cream, - 20e Ib.
French Cream, 20e lb,
Jersey Caramel, 200 lb.'
New Raisins, selects, 3 lbs, 250
New Currants, 4 lbs for 25e
New Currant6, selects, 3 lbs 25e
New Lemon, Orange and Cit.
ron Peel.
New Oranges and Lemons.
Shelled Almonds and Walnuts,
Cranberries, &c,
Canned Goods
20e lb, Good red Salmon, lOe per tin
20e lb. Sardines in Oil 5e per tin.
20e Ib. Sardines in Tomato Sauce 5e
per tin,
Kippered Herring in Oil, 10e
per tin.
Kippered Herring in Tomato.
Sauce, 10e per tin.
Tomatoes, Corn and Peas, 3
for 25c, -
15c Bottle Catsup for 10e.
Stationery
Good big writing pad for 5e.
100 page Pad, good paper, 100
Note Paper, 5 quires for 20e.
Good Envelopes, any style, 5e
package. -
Good business Envelopes, 2:?;c
package.
Good Black Ink, 4c bottle
Red,Ink and Mucilage, 5e. bot.
Large stock of School Supplies.
Groceries
New Figs, (i lbs for - 25o
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China
New goods arriving every
week.
Dinner Sets, Tea Sets, Table
Sets, Chocolate Sets, Toilet
Sets, and. a , splendid assort-
ment of Fancy China and -
Glassware, - suitable . for tl1.l•
holiday trade, and .remember
our prices are lower than
other dealers' eat prices.
JOHN KERR
Macdonald Block, Wingham.
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