The Wingham Times, 1885-01-16, Page 8. 1. 4 i' . I)4.gs, 'FRIDAY e fail. 16
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THI! Irmo LIN KS
ineefollewee rentertatrimeut 'toil, the Tovia
wee *maw N vonkolt.
Lo;.,.t ICZYS
Pet tinent F!aragraght
et,tby. folntt Prooented by the raven
.A.toddies, forseverlaet Pencil rusher.
,rhe new. • Council will meet on
•onlay next,
A. meeting of the school board was
;told last evening.
Mrs, T. Matched, of I,randon,ae vis•
sting friends in town.
Wiggins prophesies a big storm far
the 17th and 19th lusts.
The Reeve of Blyth, Mr• P. Ie11y,
was in town on Friday last.
Mr, and Mrs. Ven Allan, of „Blyth,
w ere lu town on Wednesday.
The Bey. Mr. Campbell, of Tees-
water, was in town yesterday. •
ir, J, T..1,1rtche•l, of the Vidette,
ltas been very ill during the past
Miss Bell, of Belgrave, is spending
a few, weeks with friouds iu this
reftesvn..
' • Parties intending to travel wil. do
welt to call on C. E. Williams, Agent
Oanadti Pacific Railway, Wingham.
Mr, Sanies Walker, formerly in the
employ of McOlymont Bros , now of
.brussels, is visiting friends in town.
;I?r Llliott,
of Brucefield,' was in
ow•a tlle.,other day assisting his part•
xier;' Ihr. Gunn, sib a surgical operation.
• We are pleased to learn that the
Rey. Mrs. Ealcin lass reeoverel from
her Este severe illness, and. is • able to
• be out again. •
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Smallhorn, of
• this town, intend celebrating the 20th
ailn versary of their marriage on the
••1titleof next month.
i l N 1
-paten x arrlston, en Wedresday, at -
Now in Wengbam.
Hiss IvIoLeed, doe :or of magnetism,
is now staying here, acrd solicits a call.
from all who are offering. er treat
meets are successful in ninetynine
cases out ofa hundred. Positively no
medicine used, Oonsultetiou free,-
Ofdoe in Royal Block..
Remember the Poor.
A public meeting will be held in
the council chamber ,un Tuesday
evening next for the purpose of making
arrangements forthe hglding of an •
entertainment for the benefit of thea
poor of the town. We bGpe to see a
large attendance at the ' meeting, as;
the object is one.whish all should'
take a great interest. 'Let every body
take hold of this matter 1n, ,tile right
spirit, and the result will be that a
handsome sum will be realized for
theta in want and distress. The
meeting will ,commence at 7.30 .o'clock,.
Rev. Mr. Hill from Kincardine,
was in,town on. Tuesday.
Ma'. Strong, of London, ie visiting
his daughter;, Mr. 0. M. 1 divans, of
this to rn.
A Young People's Literary Socilety
has been formed in connection , with
St. Paul's church.
C. E. Williams sells tickets to any
part of America. Rates to California
and Western States oily low. Gall
on, ' ltim.
It is not often ive see two f n]1 moons
du;-iug :one •,month. On the Ist of
,,january�' a had a 'full Moon 'itnd ori
the 20th aliother will ;come `;to- the;
front.
•
Mr. Win. 11foOutcheon of Mr. ,John
.Hanna's store is spending his 'Holidays
with his relatives in Oro ss Hill. We
join with his many friends in wishing
'flee .Mayor -e ent, A' r: J. ee ands, him ar safe return.
tern tib: e e nation o the new
Furester's hall thet'e
.ii'lrhe'English church Sabbath school
;WeIT TO Vt IN( A11ti
Surgeons from the Intornat.anel
Throat and Lung; tlstituto,178,Ohurcl
street, Torento, will, ba at. the Bruns.
wick louse, Wini;hem, on Tuesday
January 27th, 1$85. By their rcew
treatment the "Antiseptic" and the
application of cold uredieeted air to
the diseased parts, they are restoring
to health and vigor scores of sufferers
who were ,pronounced incurable by the
family physician. They treat all dis
eases of the air 'passages and their
complioato)it zilch as catarrh, deafness
astlinta, lti'onuliitis,, Weak lungs, loss
of voice and consumption. They are
phyefeilins,of large experience and de-
vote tlipir'ent're' time, thought, and
energy to the Above diseases. By their
new treatment all of these diseases
are curable. If unable to call write
173 Church street, Toronto, for list of
questions. A candid opinion always
given. Oonsultation free.
�' Atlnual Supper.
01‹.ri Thursday evening of last week a
supper under the auspices of the Turn -
berry Agricultural,aud Wingham Hor-
ticnitural Spciaties was held at Meri-
field's hotel ,a- verx,eenjoyabl , it u
was ant li thoso . 'resent
dates elm someivhitt lessened 122.
41,e eral. • dt a-en1 ertauiweuts.,..40.1ug
held at the same time. Tho table
wa oa tiwit ifttnl"!ie V igii"
e or.i -Hoare begin;: f'ii_:m.R e o alt.=
Y re ai.. d'"tliazt.. tt-era�constlined. Mr.
W. >shister, President of the 'urn
berry A..grioutttral. Society was •electec'
chairman, anal elated in a very be-
couriig;inanne On account of the
number of short. addresses delivered,
we are unable in a report to do justice
to all;•.be it sufneientto say that every-
one Went in for having a good lively
time which Will be long remembered
by those Who were so fortunate as to
be present,
S
Steen, 'of Blyth was in •towii, on
Tuesday.
re of tlie,most enjoyable of, the
Many enter,tainmente hold here this
season was that given by the members
of 1Waitland Lodge No. 119, 7. 0,. 0.
.F., in the Towe: Hall on Monday even:
ing last,' on tl►.e occasion of ilia aflicial
• visit of the Doputy (fraud Master of
the Order .1n Canada, the Rev. N,
Martin, of Chatham. The rev, gen.
Haman arrived by the evening train
from London, and was met at t1i
station by a number of the bretlirel>)
and the tbwn band, and escorted to
the Ball, wliero a large . gathering hacl
assembled' to hear what lie h.4d to say
ea the jsitbjeet of. "Oddfellowshipt
Besidesethe members of the Order
here, quite a number of the brethren
and lady friends Froin Teeswater and
other places.wete present, who before
the en tertainmen t was over were amp
ly repaid for their visit. ').he ebair
was occupied by Bro. J. A. Morton;
P. G., who performed ids duties in a
pleating manner, and over the plat-
form were the words in large lettere,
"Welcome to our D. Cr, iVl►rater," The
first part of the programme consisted
of Vocal muss. by Miss Billingsley,
Messrs, .J. Stephenson, F. ilili�!sley
and others orad instrumental selections
by the orchestra, under the leadership
of f4 , D.I incaic" Ail the select-
ions were well ren ered,and thorough,
ly enjoyed by the Audience, judging
from the generous applanese bestowed
upon the perforrners. After :. tit
conellusiol. of this part of the: progru
the chain -owe ie humorous
tatroduaed the; bei: Mr. A
es,
in, whq
nu comingfort rd eceived with
hearty applause. After thanking,
the audience for the kind and entre
reception they had, given him, the rev'
gentleman for three quarters of an
hour spoke on the subject of "Odd.
;fellowship," ar•d, not only entertained,
but instructed and ;ratified, his, hear'
ers. He is a very pleasing speaker,
The anneal meeting of the • Huron ose many expressed ` the parasites in the tieehe. Mr.:Dixon nt
113eaioal'Assopjanon w k"held at,Clln. -•. q'na,.;'r;i us .+nr is good correspon towns,wish people
some future time our since' adapted his ouze'tc their exter-
ton last'weeil h the f it" `d ' lx' P e ill have another oppor* t i h' lishecl he
ficers for the sesame year woof) elect- sureotlndiug •township • Auy one is
1 th d d f and at the el
,entertainment held on. Thursday even -
of lest week was a decided suceess
tIle attends :ce being large, and the
proratuine being well. rendered •and
• much •eltj'yed bytl o§e present,
The, -union evangelestic seirvi. es
held this week in the different church
es in town have : been very largely
attended, rind vei:1 no doubt be pro-
• •ductive of good results. The meeting
to night wit be held in the Oongrer-
:•g,itioual church•
The Presbyterian " Sunday school,
Tun/harry, intend holdiug an enter-
. `talnment this(Feiday) ey.enrng. A good
program* has been prepared, and
Seri: enjoyable tine is expected. Quite
zi �1uui fl r from Wingli_arn will assist
i u the 'entertainment.•
Thr 1Vingbam Times has much im-
Welled finder the management of Mr.
;clwdirds. °. We notice he has•taken
Mr. Ken! into !partnership. " If the
ua.lity ,of proprietorship Means the
e out,lieg of the attractions of the
paper ..the ".pries patrons will be made
happy indeed.--011inton .1j ews-Record.
'The Directors of the Wingham Her-
, vaI Sot iety held their first meet•
iu be. 1885 in the store of Mr. W.
Elliott, on Tuesday the lath of Jan.,
• to orgeelize. Mr. Wnh. Elliott was re-
„,plected Treasurer • and kr. Samar 1
.Nowlin re-elected Secretary for the
oarrerit year. .
effOn. Tuesday evening the 18th, Min-
ervia Encampment, No. 47, I 0 0 F.,
was visited by three of the Grand En-
;.oatnpieent officers, viz ; Grand Petri-
)iroii, Oliver, of Toronto, Grand sr,
• • 'Warden;Iliddel, of London, Grend jr.
a gieVaniati,.Sitt4fair, of Petrolia and a
? imb .r of visiting Patriarchs from'
I3rurssels l neaopinei The. Grand
Petriere field a camp of ii trnetion:
lifter.thetbfi'siness of the a reiisne was.
over tine Patriarchs entertain't the
• Grarirj Officers and visiting brethren to
su'p tier at the Central.•
At 1t meeting of the, nzelrrbers of the
e'` Fire Brigade on Wednesday evening
the following officers. for the ensuing
year were elected :- e
..• J.L.Ooutts.
1st Assiot►ttit•..... ,.rame.• Mimes,
Intl " J Itrtrtibese.
H. Fairfield.
Treaeurer ,,,.,,,A. Dawe'ni.
'y"tdt Tirigade commnienees the nett
„Aar, -rider very favorable ausptees,thd
amara of members on the roll being
lavnrvi-btr . is In g'ooa rtiorkitig
ser e ettizenss 1n y rest essti -
orr or , l our py r
,Wt t!t.rt whenever their ;services Are
iequiecel, the members of -tire brigade,
Jig it .lite pant, will do their utmost
,j►on'q� t s rinj,liro,porty from los rue
1
the Natipnal Anthem the plrooeed.
lugs were then brought to a .chose.
`rhe D Cr Master, visiting brethren r'
send invited guests were • then eater
tailed by the members of Maitland
Lodge, at' an nyeter supper, .m the
Royal Hotel block. The su'pj)er• was
provided by mine host, 112r, 14Iu11int
and, fully sustained his reputation as
a caterer. Atter a pleas$ni and
sociable time had been spont, tile
company separated, all feeling that
the evening's. proceodines had been it
most enjoyable one, and that the
Members. of the order were to be con-
grattilated ou the success• which liiid
attended their ef3orth and the band
mem manner di which they had enter
taiued their visitors. We have'rto
doubt that Bro, Martin's visit here o
Monday last will be attended. Witt
good respite, and be a benefit not only'-+
to those whir aremembers of_the Order„
but also the means of largely inereas.
ing the mem tership this year.
On Tuesday evening Bro, . Martin
paid;an odlei ni visit to Luoknow, and
on Wednesday vieitedTe„ swater Lodge
No, 183. He wag accompanle•i: by
about•40 members el Maitland Lodge,
Brussels Lodge and Minerva encamp -
=tent, and our town band, The bona
think that'the Teeswater..irethren a r e
the ',ie plus .ultra."
torch : /4 n
Perhaps the most extraordinary
success that has been achieved in mod-.
ern medieinti has been attained by the,
.Dixon treatmei►t foie catarrh. Out of.
xo"a'ett,t,eeied dui ing tlia'
pact six mouths, full 'hw'ty p •vt
have been cured of‘tlris stui,bori
ady. This is cone the less startling
when it le remembered that not .five
per cent. of patients,presentinr theme
selves to the regular preetitioners ate
benefitted, while the patent medicine,,
told other advertised cures never re-
cord a euro at all, Starting with
the claim now geueeeelly believed by
• the most scientific, 3,,t@u that the die,.
ease is due to the presonce .of living
Ca now ! reat:neap.
z, •When to 0 owing o el 11i;tiYery school section it i the; wins io s --t• is aeet.ntp
ed:—President, Dr. Taylor, Godsrich; ' at,i,libetrpy to send in items of news,
Vice -President, Dr. Gunn, Wiughe n: and we shall be•pleesed at,all timesn•to
Secretary, Dr Worthington, (Minton receiver contributions froth any Of our
` 'reage
itt-c, All litters iiitelidettfoe Ohm
Amongst the Wingha:correspond- lice .on . could reach this o 1ic., net
ence in the Clinton News -Record is than :hte.1'ednesday morning and
the following: -"Mr E. W. Groves, should. e. signed by the name of the
Principal of:the Wit -Them Central .writer,i-not iieoeszerrily tor publication
School, will have' to play ifeeoird'.iadle bat _ei'nultlyy;, e$a guarantee of good
after this. He has gone and taken. a faith. •
better half, formerly a Miss Harper
of Norval:"
IttPORT RT NOTIoa.— A.11 parties in'
debted, in any way, to 1:. Ireland,
blacksmith, of this town, are request-
ed to call and settle the same on or
before the first day' of Pebrualy.
All accounts • not settled et -the ex,
piration of that' time will, without fail
be placed in oth4'r .lands for:eoilection
ed building proved: of no ova and
In order to{red'Sce my stock befc r A: 'when it was seen that the wilding
alock'taking, :. I lain oslering for the. could ]lot be saved thee -nen who were
next two weeks special ijiduoements :working with night and main to- sere
to cash buyers iu all the lines. Fine the property their attention
stock -of whips, blankets, trunks, and to the driving sheds in the rear of the
valises, mid a first bless stock of boots hotel, and by herd and diligent work
and shoes and all warranted.' Har- managed iu saving that part of the
nes,,} macre to order as usilnl, and spec. property from the destroying element,
lel set ention to collars. All aceounts'All the contents of the hotel were env -
must be settled without delay. ed With the exception of one or two
1{. 73rtoIreNAN. bedsteads. The building was insured
for about •$800. Loss $1,2f1 •
Oh. Sunday evening laat the Rev. •
Mr. McCosh, Rector of St. Patil's
Vitt yen. --About 8 o'oloek• on Sat-
urday evening fire was seen:to • break
out neer the chimney in the;baar room
.of the Western Hotel, lovvei{ •.Win-
hath, `owned and rung by`Mr: Richard
Porter. .&s soon es the alttt•ni, was. '
given the crowd coinrnenced to gather
and ire about five minutes nearly one
hundred_ people had gathered.on the
stone.— All efforts. to save the doom -
church, concluded a series of sermons 1i.YMi,Nn.tL.- 1 Wednesday last a
oil tics subject of -The life of Jonah,,, very pleasing event took place at the
Kin -
During his discourse tits Itev, gentle- restuence . of bent Angns Clarke, loss ,the. occasion ''bein r the marriage
man showed both the strong and weak of 111 r. Gavin. lVi]srn. son of Mr. James
points in the Prophets Christianity, \Nilson,: of .lit �4rawatigsli, and Miss
and in refering to his selfish t�ispo 'Oh.istin> . Clarke. 1'be Rev, D Da
sitiori, said that:th'h, clrurciies of tu.ai.y vid'soli performed the mystic ceremony
wore too much like Jonah of old in of transforming two into one, the
thio respect.. There was too much of
ata .fish feeltng,eittslitlg in the church-
.
hurch
bridegroom being supportedheM.dining
eu instead of It vii and harmony ; sec- the ordeal by his brother Mr. J Wilaan
•tarianism was by far too prevalent to v terinary sureeou of this
t own, and 141iss. may th
ensure a Ohrjst-like and humble spirit. Quarrie, of Colborne, c<uairi of the
OpisN bitt;'cYz~a.-Ort Mondayoven- bride acted as bridesmaid, Tlie cere•
loony was witnessed by a number of
ing next, an open temperance meeting the relatives of the contracting part -
under the auspices of Excelsor Ooeuucil ies, the happy conplc at the.clo o, re•
Royal Templets of leniperance, of ceiving their hearty conga ulatio si`�"�,. i
this town, will be held in Maelenzies' After the. oeremonv Mr. and Mrs..
hall. The programme will consist of Wilson, proceeded to the v'esidenee of
vocal music, readings, recitation,.tc., the bridegroom's hither, Fast Wawtt-
and addressee are expected by the Rev.: nosh. where a number of relatives tied
Mr. Totten, of this towel said Rev, invited guests assornbled to eeoeive
M.r Hartley, of Biuevaie. Irlstru- them, and a very pleasant and 'enjoy
instal splectinee will Also be given Able evening was spent by all. The
by the popular musical quaff tette. tom. many friends of the niewly wedded
posed of Mr. and Mrs. Smith, and pair utiite with us in wishing that
'Mosta. H. Park and R. Orr. Doors their wedded life may hooka of bappi.
open at 7410, entertainment to corn• nese ana prosperity,
mono At 8 o'clock sharp. Adinrissio
free. We expect to see a largb ..
attendance and We have no doubt all '' Now A the time to rave r. Mir
,Sill ,.enjoy: theiprogrcmmo promoted. srlt,�lcriptions.
h
tunity of oaring him. - .In his address claims the Oetacrh ss practieally oared,
he clearly defined the .principles of toad the perrnanerit'y is migil sstioned
"Oddfellowship," and strongly urged .,as enures ell ,cted byhers four years
and commended them to the auoienee• ago are ,A111. 04 osis else has
He reviewed the history of secret so- ev r , p to -t . -' c 't
Q- .�atY�e�,p,..d. >f.,,, dire Cntal rh 1 i.
cleties, and of 0ddfelluwship %ii Ainei� this manner, and no otliei• tree:63ettt,
has ever cured Catarrh. The applioa-
tion of the remedy is Simple, and can
be done at Tome, and the preset!:
season of the: year is.the most favor-
able for the. ,:speedy Miles 'permanent;•.
cure.. .The `majority et cas'Rasv • being
cured -.'at None •treattuent. Sufferers
sliould correspond with Messrs: k. 11.
uIXON & 'SON, 305 King streot,west
Toronto, Canada), Sigel enclose stamp
for their teeatise oliw0Satnrr•1t. • [Mon)
:,rear Star, Nov. 17, 1882.
ica iii particular, and stated that . be-
ginning with a membership of five in
tum
Baths nore over h&1
a can y ago tt10
Order now., numbered 500,000 teem=
bees, In the 1ominton it , had a
membership of 15,0610, and as a proof
of how rapidly . Oddfellowsinp had
grown, he said that one out of every'
14 adults on the continent, wore .,the
emblem of the Order. •' He referred to
the benefits derived by being an Odd•
fellow and the large sums that had
been expended for the benefit of the
widow and the orphan. In connection
tjrith this Society a lodge had been BORN.
formed for the ladies—the Daughters r ,..we
of Rebeckah, and the speaker, said one' Giruoits.--In Wingiham on the 8th
pleasing feature of this lodge was that hist, the wife of Mr. R. Gilnnore of
there never had•been a single instance ee itaughter. •
on record of a lady divulging any . of •#67nAelly.e7te Wingham, on the 10th,
he secrets, Hethen alluded to the . irist.,'the wife oz Mr. Saai-iei Gracey
weak ani. strongng points of the Order
One of the•o'hjections raised against it �4►-of it daughter,
was that it was a sceret society. The''GILCilnis7',—Ill Wiilgllam, on the llth
only secrets were for the absolute pro- inst.,.'the wife of •,Mrr, Oliver Gil-
tection of this Order. They were . a , Christ of a daughter.
necessity in i.rder• to avoid being R
victimized by tinpostels.: "The objects •. , li1A11RIP17
of OddfelloWship were patent to thee,' ' „;;'.,e.-
Whole world. Anther objection ILsoN tAulte.-At bC residence
urged by the ladies especially was that of the bride's fathFp, -Kinloss; on
it was an Anti -borne so iety,it'kept the 'WW cdnesday, San. 14, •1885; ''by the
brothers out late at nights. In Rev, D. Davidson, lir:. Gavin Wtl-
connection with this;., the Rev. 'soil, of E. Wliwanos}ie ft) Miss. .
gentlemen read a. humorous piece Christina Clarke;,;
about • a lady who wanted a divorce DIED,
on
from her husband •becai?se he was a ,,,,�� •
"jiner." one•who•was always ,;atuing,>'CouLTun.—'Itc Morris, Tuesdsi
somethit)g—the I£now-Nothing's, Odd-.. - Jan. 18th, 1884,. Mrs, Ann Coulter,
fellows, Masons., Knights; of Malta, kc., aged 78 yetis.
the reading, of which provoked roars •of,
laughter. The speaker said his experi• 11Aitx*rds.•--rn Wingbs,tri, on Saturn.
day,
ence was Chet the ladies in. the end Jen. 10, 188 , Belle, daughter
were the gainers and not the losers by of Mr. Tlroliras lgaatitlgs, of '.Garai•
these societies. :Among the many . berry, aged 20 years,' 0 lnontlei and
strong points in favor of Oddfellowshtp 2 days.
were that it was a society of long
standing, a solvent' society, one that
had 1} ,forge amount of assets at. its • 4IN(1•l<IAlkt 111<AR%ET.
heel., end thig it was a benefit and
help to men while in the land of the. - swinghaiu 'Jars, Otis, 1 to
living. The speaker ben gave some .,. .
excellent counsel and advice to the I`leur......,tir .,....,..$,2.121 to" 2 Y2Ji
mernlierre of the Order, cautioning them Pall *beat per btis,... 79 to 0 81
to be 'hey careful as to whom they Spring '' 79 to 81
got in their lodges and whom they Oats ,, 'r: • 20 to 3i'Js
kept t sore. In eoneiusion he express, .Barley " ''_ ,... 05 to 40
ed the wish that the lodge In W irigham Peas " " ... 56 to 57
would go on prospering Mind to prosper • Potatoes " rr 4414 35 to 0 8fi
that the members would do their, 13utter•per 1b..4..4..,..4 15 to 16
vork faithfitlly and welly azid that Eggs per doz .....,41 20 to »
the entertainment held that evening Wool per ilii ... 18 to 1a
would be productive of good roeults. Hay per tori ft 00 to "0' CO
On resuming hist peat he was YWood.......,,,,,,,,,,,, , 1 25 to 1 13
;1 1
applAudatt After singing Porleper 100 *,41K.9 0(! ter 4
4.