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Dr. Towier's Drag Store
'histotaaie and popular Prescriptions accurately
compounded,
?zero Drugs and f hemicals-
a specialty.
+- fur! lino of Tollct Arttele', portunres, Spongee,--
•5peotaclae, etc, always In stook -.-
T LL c TRUPHON.C: CENTRAL
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AMSuuP and GRAND TRUNK TOWN -TICKET
FFIC . .
11'inglrpm, Ont.
c Minglynn 'Cm es
FRIDAY, MARCII s, :890.
11fir Wm Black purchased Mr Aguew's
'bus the other day, and now Mr Black has
ful control of the 'bus business in town.
itt:r Robt Orr, who has been in failing
00,1th for 'some time, left on Monday last
for'Soath Carolina, with the hope of being
benefitted, He is accompanied by Mrs
Orr.
Mx Di & z Tivas.-You Nould perhaps
notice la the Loudon Fres Prom of Monday,
that the irrepressible Talmage was hold-
ing forth lately on (,reeds, the burning
rlueatiou of Christendom in the two hernia.
pheres. He. toak for his text the words of
the Master, „Loose him and let him go."
1, too, mean to make it a mato of a
homily addressed to the young folks of
Wiugharu, who desire that their brows be
entwined with the poet's wreath, in the
first place,. then, X say pout bleak, try
blank verse fi,Ys6. It lifts ton syllables,
and live feet, the stress failing itpdu the
aeoond, fourth and SO on to the tenth. 1
subjoin three lines from the first book of
Paradise Lost:
Of man's first disobedience, and the fruit
Of that forbidden tree whose mortal piste
,Brought death into the world, with all
our woe.
Observe that the last word in each line
has some backbone iu it, accordingly avoid
trivial 'words, such as, in, he, she, it,
"S;latakespeare may use them, but in stage
s's;tiolarnation, too unpleasantness grates
' iipon the ear. Try and hit upon the
syllable where s. pause or rest comes tri,
and see the effect of hs shifting from one
'.'011a61e to another. ;Gast, try your ;sand
art original composition, and you will
"iassurodly .discover that the nem -ciente,
the grave clothes, the shackles. of rhyme;
Were a hiudrauoe; that your ideas are
'4brokeuloose, and are holy in full swing;
W. L11.34eow.
Minto,
'The people on the 4th and 8th wore
vine' a nice' time last week ttv Spe-
ll meetings: in No 8 schoolhouse,
',On Tuesday, 2t5th, the Rev. Mr•.De&t;
isf Uarriston,pretlohed and on Wellies::
'day and Tllurarlay, Mr, Cozens; the
Pby siol;notf;ist; lectured and read
Xteiid4, and the ft#egtient bursts of
'applause showed how the meetings
were ,;appreciated.= :1.'fie Methodists,
'on the sixth, ;'regall what was to be fa
series of revival Service=s; but both
minister and people tieing prostrates
c Forel;err, The -following ere ax.
rioted to take fiart in the programme;
\Yin Shane, Myth ; J A thine,
Gruel', Goo k uliield, Miss' Jennie
t7al ;ill,
A. Sebastian, J W Scott, ki
Ireland, Miss Nelio il'loLiardy, of
►Vingliam; bosir'de the Wirtghaxia tn*11
Lana and ors;hescrzt ; • Mr and Mrs
t'intou add I) 3.''ryfogle, of this place,
and sevt'ra1 ftf the sUlrolara of the
)ehi ore Public School. Colicert *W
Begirt At 7,30. Admission 25 cents ;
reeet'ved seats 35 cents. A grand
treat may ire expected,
Culross,
1ressrs Webster ct Sons had .an ado•
tion sale of farm stuck and itnplemerltg
on Saturday last, The stook sold well°
some of the cows going for f+41, and
the implements also brought good lig
ores. Tile total amount was nearly
$1800. Mr G. J3artok witilded the
hammer,. • Messrs Webster Left for
Manitoba on Wednesday, going by 0
P. It, from Teeswater, Jr Tritnble'
of Mt. Forest, wi'l occupy the farm
vacated by the Messrs tVebster.-Mr1
Henry Inglis, after a lingering illness,
departed this life on Saturday' lust,
He was a wan just in the prune of life.
--Since the the collapse of sawmilling
Erna of Pattison, times are very (lull.
Still, some of the young folks are
courageous enough to embark
nt the matrimonial '•oynge. Mr. 3.
Ring is wedded to Miss l'reetnan
and intends moving back to Manitoba
-Mr W. Ouse and Miss M. McIntyre
were made one last week, and if it wits
not fox the extremely hard times I do
not know where we would stop. --The
people of No. 2 have a temperance
organization in full swing and are go.
HVUe addltiouai mattPy.
Al Lotter Nino Vea►ras on itt+t'%Nes se)p.
A registered letter, supposed to eon.
tato something valuable, wag returned
to the Baltiniore ,postoflice recently,
It wall cent from here to New York city
for a Party theft as far back as hMarcll
15, 1881, The regulations reatur:1 relzis- I.
tet•t d tr t1rsrs to be returned to the sender
'rurd tidily clays iF undelivered. '1'lte
latter had Pot!aplintAtion or indorsement
after its norly pule Fears of sleep in
New York„ if the woman who suit it
will call at the ppostoilice she Van ,get it
back now, but she will be reiitnreci to
identify it. ---Baltimore Aniexican.
I'uoir._X» r;htevaio,¢jthn Bt!z nit„ the wap of
Mr James Pugh ; a son,
3lolinr In Turnirerrry, on the 8th alt„ the wife et
M lobe McRae; a daughter,
kenufer--tri lsst wawanosh, on the tib lust., the
wile of Mr E Pearerr ; a daughter.
Taov..-In East wawahesh, on the Ah chat.,. the
wife of Mr Patrick Troy; adanghtea',
EVet5'rr-Lt Gower Winµhugr, on the tat lust, tine
%Woof Mr Wm At erett, jr ; a daughter,
h,ttior r It Turriberry, on the 1st lust, the wife Af
Mr W H EUiett ; aeon;
InoixAap-In Morrie, en Feb. ;4th, the wife of Mr,
Thos, E. Ilernard; a son.
anatomic -In Morris, on February. 26th, Mode,
daughter(/' Win.Sholdlee, aged }eyears and 12 day s. I
AWARD -Xaroprs -044 Feb, 27, 1800, at. tho
donee of the bride's father, west 1Vawanosh, by
W 11 Geddes, Sarah, daughter of Mi John Inglf
Angus O Mtowart, editor of the 'Nowa' Teesw
hie$AGVR+Arimsota.-On Wednesday, e'en, 10t
the residence of the bride's father, by the R
Malcolm, Win Moicaa;ue to Miss ldaAilison, Lwg
of Mr nog Allison, Culross.
Oaatrinstn- Wiese -on Tuesday, Fob, 26th, at
residence of the bride's father, by new J Malec
Mr Archibald Campbell, Teontaater, t0 Florence A
daughter of 61r Robert wicks, Culross,
,r ritrestn-ln Tnrnbeerry,,ron the sed Instant, S
ansa, daughter of 7.0- Isaac Metcalf; aged 24 ye
6 months and 10 days.
real -
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'VraoffAn[, Maro h 6, 1890
Ing be a grower in the gnarl for toI Corrected Ly P. Deans, Produce Dealer.
blindingup' of the social uaiiti of vyheut a' 2 25 to
r u'o 100th
n 9 e. n j g ,cilli; per bU$hot, - 0 75 to
the young. -Mr A. Sanderson's team sow oats, 6 15 to
ran away on lintiday last, coaling from 1;arloy - d0 tic
Yens,-°1211072025
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°borgh, No harth dine, except giving Potatoes,
a severe shaking to the rig • and its Dat to'Rnly, �2 t0
occupants. -:Gtr A. Galbraith, the G
phrenologist, passed 'throngli here a
couple of'days sgo, looking hale and
hearty. •
Langsiote,
`1`ond bees are a pest anddanoea arm
as. great a humbug as the McGinty
nuisalrep,-_Signing school is almost
out and we Imps the so (Onions will trio
---White intervieWine a weather pro
phet, the other day, he had anion
Many of his predictions-Sleighing'for'
three weeks,---]tIiss A.,7ohostou has re-
turreedltntxlN.-.4Ir W. Itutson has re, j
turned homatwith several dozen rabbits.
--Mrs David. Ross is seriously indis-
posed.
siod.erieh.
itxr B I.'Lomas met with a • very bad
accident iu the Organ Factory last
week, which has caused him the loss
of ahnger.---Mr end Mrs J Yatts,whfte
out driving on Monday; had the mis-
f-rtune to -have a runaway, the horse
taking fright at a `tog, 1lLi• void Mrs
Plates were thrown into the ditch; and
sustained a number of bruises besides1
Fields' b ca t%mge on 4
Mrs Yates having her wrist hrolten.
2
0
n
Flus per dazan, o
Stood pertcorca, 12 to
flay per ton, 1 26 to 01
Turkeys per lb., fi 40 to 8
07tt
Ducks, ,, 06 to 06
Cuek34, s, " 00 to
06 to ____0007
Shorthorns for Sale.
firstpr el ss sale,
edtgono goo, ingSired by Imported lianimal
d 1v with
TThey are x11 registeredlso several tom ]ie}f Dominion similarf erd breeding,
hook.
Apply on Lot 16, Oen, 10, Morris, or,nlyth P,O,
NEIL Sir:DONALD.
s0
80
28
65
30
18
10
13
50
00
08
Holstein Dull for Sarlea
BLUEVA•L ,CHIEF;
No. .24401, bred had owned t,y lames >alliot, Blue -
vale, Uht, culled February 16th, 1889. Sirsq,Crown
Iniperial,;54c; dant, Tbecela, No. 5107, Bluovaie
Chief has bee accepted for registry In the sixth
volume: of 1 floisteia-Fresian 'herd Book, and
numbered $ above. Stock for sale,
JAMES I tlt,10 1',
1Aluewaae, Got,
Dress king A r nncerr ect-
s
Misses GLnti11 ' Mc ertzie
nave milieu pneseesli of s.. re op osite the
Rank on Josephine st :et,,next door to Mr
, re they intend
The greatest lament -here among our
Dress
young teen is what are we going to / �' ' 1e
treat our best gills to next sninmer'Establish keit
when it is hot, if we have no ice ionmtly attended to . Satisfaction { arae,
tees.
weals _A young gnats, well known in
t-'a•lr, the other evening, after seeing Dy��+t1I.61�1�� of
Orders
Ida air one lidtne, oil his return was
owertaikeii by to ectY3i110, turd while N05tosr le perdu%-2ivon that the partnership het-
totore existing hatsceen ud ps. carr ago -builders, has
re;YYronstratln� with the animal fl thiadayl,een dissolved by bout lti consent All ao.
'policeman Ileal'[' his cries and told counts duo the late firm ere to b`epaid to Wtn, Dore,
who will lfay all Iiahilltics,
'With, eta, grippe, the tneetingli Were phut: to lytral(tan) +;hell up and !a/
indnnia sty postpoued. onnlpully .lint to the cooler.----TLe new
Beiniore.
Toe spe9ial general tweeting of the
!shareholders of the Delmore Cheese
.nnd butter ()o. rendered necessary by
`tbo°rgig Iatiou of the board of direct•
koits, was held in the Te;riperance ha,l,
Iieltnore, Friday, 28th b'ebuary. A
•ia fge number of shareholders and pat-
io Is.were present, and much interest'
w'a`s manifested in the prciseedin;;sr of
i lei meeting, which was a. very liar»
•)1 Ol2ious one. ---David Weil; Esq., of
Wroxeter,prosided at the ineehug m hie
4iseuailsatfsfactorymanner frac principal
hookne;ss transacted was the electron of
Dirrastot's,the following beteg duly
t kkleteds--=,Jas: Jobnstoil, Jahn John.
"ton, Wax. 'I il'ir; 41,tn. Mc Ree, Janes
t lasrke, James Ritchie', Peter r1'eriff,
Adam Darling and. Wilmott ,7M"1'ray,
D N. McDonald 1'Qsign5et his lia,t1,ti;sn
1.40.,410 dOmpatty's auditor.. <i1i rpsig-
; s (duly accepted lip the share -
boot and shoe factory is now running
full blast.,-lh, A E Pridliam ha's
opened out a gents' furnishing htore
in McLean's new block. -The Band
of Hope gave a concert in North
Street Methodist Church on Monday
evening. The juveniles did etceied•
ingiy volt.
Tits annual °report of the Depart.
Client of Militia has been distributed
lti the rhprojt of Lieut. dol. Smith for
Military District No. I, the strength
of the 33rd Batt. ill camp fast year is
111Wat 20 o:bcers aid 886 men, these;
1 iit'es being„exceetted in that camp
ttnlyr by the 80th ''Wellington hi#Ies,
rhe following special mention is of
partialilar interest; "rho Infantry
regiment turned Dot fairly well, halt
ill'tie nt( bases the physique was del
f0etive, The 80th, under Lieut -Col*
nt1L l Clarke, and the 88rd, tinder Lieut.
Odlf nel Coleman, rotatively the hest
rs, '.rise, tllectlnl; thea closed 1 infantry corps, both as to numbers
all feeling satisfied that' the interests I alit 40 to physique. Thrrs aliperiority
of the Comisenly Were in then halls of. is. to a great extent, accounted for
era aisle and intelligent board., At an i when it is stated that the, rniullties
after (Meeting of the board ,lamesfront wvllicJh they tare re covert'
nttirkn was appointed' presidollE raid ` drawn, Wellington and .H'tlront ,Ihake
i3 N 1iCDon:rid,'3'rrtrtary-ire3surer.-... [di allowanoo'0f25 cents a Arty to
Vona mttsicaalanti literary entertain.,11'aiih daort N. 0. 0. and -Maur' .in
swlnt
will be gives to 111e Tempertiiice additions td the f3overntbent Vey,
f
herfti nn Fria evettingi tire This totilal trig(1 entirely diaapp#'oire of
1tk0/41 OVA* 1.111: tilts atgs 4if rllt j;it'itliii3leg 'taC th lis' b :gtlipldg Nib*
Winghoni, Feb. 10,1800;
Wj?aabs : 1i ELLIOTT-(kainua COOK.
WM; DORE,
In connect n with abovebeg leave to remind all
customers the late firer and the public generally
that 1 s I sail continue the business In alt Its
brta;iohe , Fine work a specialty'.r• • 1YM. WWI,WWI,AGRANGE '
Is the
ens.Waiang BliiSign;
XN [H r.tA,x
W13shas to intimate to trio people of Winghhath h2
surrounding Country that ho has purchased
the harness Witness lately carried
on by Messrs; 1,4, Ilomuth
u son, and will conduct it hi the
belldhlg ono door.'senth of Mr T A anis'
Store;
Doona Asp SxNom Muzak
heavy of light, made to order,
aa
2r N11.11116 of
1lorse Ralik -etc Stoleh Tens, Whips,
txnr7ycohrbs, 'Brushes, ata„
*litayaoft liand,
itepzilring n04tly dud prompt/ + done.
The pdtranafte true )10h11c solicited, and s atisleo:
tion In tsotk had &gottax itnarante d'
Ill
:to''
litrrh
EVER OFFE RE
NUM= SEWING .'AO:EINE
To be Given Away, with
MO POUNDS OF BAKING POWDER
Z'rerybody Ooine and take away a can pts' tile
POWDJ R. It Will only cost you 50c,, and the
?owder is worth the money,
EVERY1'TiING ].N THE 'WAY OE
NTER . Gi;c,i1
SOLD FOR THE NEXT
30. DAY$ AT RUINOUS PRICES-30DM
-=-•ate--.
DRBSs GtoDS, S}rA1vL, Wool, SQUARES,
.HOS+', 0Aati.;VJE,LtE GLOVES and RID MITTS,
TWEEDS, UI,STERTNG., FLA1 NELs.
SIXIRTS anti DEA W'1,;RS, OVERCOATS, Etc.
s
FUR ! FU,R8 FURS I.
GENTS' AND LADIES' ASTRACHAN, BULGARIAN LAMB COATS,
CENTS' _BEAVER AVER 0O%LAfs and CUFFS, B+'AVER, OAPS, AS-
TTRACHAN AND PERSIAN LAMB CAPS, SILVER FOX
MUFFS and BOAS.
D' FACT EVERYTHING SLAUGHTERED TO PREPARE FOR
STOCK TAMP.
Illi lrirst tb loiue get;; the best assortiilent to select from.
To
Winghan), eat;: 8th, 1890,
erster
Advt.
NEXT WEEK;
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+ fit$ °'ancd- inspect before Matting Vont yS P4li ACS
RE SNA ROUSES . W YATES
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