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Now the groom. salute I tm bride, and I
rotermr,P.mme
• r* the ceremony Was at anNtifil, mid the
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united for 111100e0 MoLennen k oicenz
Miro taken possesslon of store oppoeite the
hank nir Joreplillie street, next door to Mr
Ileitis' butcher shop, where they InAerld
our) ing Olt tA iirst-clatla
SCIIIPTION FROM *KA OF AN
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EN/NT OF THE% QHUROIri.
.Golden Grim Jai field Ateft-File Criaie fit
Tapers-24CW ttla
%r00 Was Given Away
. anti Other Details ctLIlO retty Vero-
mony,
Immediately 'Matt of and adjoining
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wetly° lon'tittit villager; in Alaska. In Miss tipper Tenno (as her brother
parties .were.t. so nuteparabl
life. that no divorce recognis . by the
church can sever them. The chi oh Was
filled With people. There ore tie seats 1
or pews in the cathedral, awl all b Oil 1
during. ,the entire ceremony, 4‘. td
doxen white gentlemen and, ladies wet.*
speetators, and the rest, about 200, were
immtner, when employment. at the Sal- \.
mon canneries le abuntitutt, nearly all ''"'lles- it.'"wewting a 'bright res"- AM BLER,
um 0,*,t soirw,one Inintired tinct lift), wifes two blocks off.-Dotroit Free Freels.
native men, wunien and children.-Sitita
Letter b Washingten Peat.
Salta is ong•of the largest un
Dress and
1VIantle-inaking
Establishment.
clers promptly attended to. Satisfaction guaran.
teed:
'the able bodied men and their families t•new 7'14 wer° c("ingt I her a it
HABDIESS MAKER
engaged in fishing, leaving, perhaps, not
more than four {Mildred of all ages and
sexes behind at the v 'nage. .Abont the
Ist of. Oetober they begin to fIocl back
for the winterFnUy,
miedualf of the adults have been
brought under the infinence of t
be
Gr vo-Rtisoian church, 'which is main-
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eatt
cures
has on hand a large stock of
HORSE BLANI4ETS,
C4"ftsaill I
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CURRYCOMBS,
BRUSIPS,
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Mined in Alaska by motley, paid f to.0
the imperial treasury at St. Petersburg,
and which church and. its property are
protected by the terms of the treaty of "
-cession.
JUST 1,1411 HOYALITY.
Last night the people or Sitka w.i0iessed
a
Ute ceremony 'lit the Cathedral of St. •
Blichael's fully as interesting as the mar -
singe of the Linke of Sparta. and the
Princess of Germany. The 'bride end
groom were pure blooded Alaskan WM-
ens of the adjoining village. It io later-
esting to know that while the influence
of civilization has wiped out the practice
of buying and belling young girls as
• wives among these people, in common
with the practice among the North *--1
American Indians. whoinAthese-peeple re-
soluble in only a few sespects,, still a,
• valuable consideration enters into the. .. ,
' transaction in all cases now,' whiela,•
shows the origin of the.latter. The Alat
kan Indian has no ponies for gifts tO,
liarentsvf the bride, but as blankets here
are badges of wealth, as ponies are .
among the plains Indians, he bears gifts '
'of blankets as the consideration for the
bride.
The Cathedral of St. Michael's, thong,h.
a wooden, structure erected over fifty
years ago. is in an excellent state of pres-
ervation, and its interior is arrangetrand
.embellished With all the gorgeous apPtir-
tenances which belong to the churches
of that communion. The wedding took
place at 0 o'clotik, nearly three hours
after dark. The church was brilliantly
Lighted by nearly a thousand candles,.
the windows and the lantern of the,cu-
-polo being studded. with them.
Accordinoc'to universal custom the
(bride must be given away by some relit-.
tive. The groom, a rather good looking 1
,young Indian, plainly and decently 1
Xlressed, entered the. w est door of the I
\
ohurch and took a position in the center
of the door about ten feet from the door.
Itteuniatts
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0111.8n01.4'S CORNER. DRUG STORE
Wingham Agency.
TRUNKS, ,
VALISRS
Which will be cold at bottom pricer.
ITARNIVESS, doUbl4 1og1c,ass,de to order on
short asptice, and eatisfaentien guaranteed•
.TA call solicited.
SHOP-Opposito the Bank of Hamilton.
Wingluunt 13,gbattli; 1890.
Asoi oiC ssBIXR,
The Peeerattye wage,
Put away the little °Wilds' that our dar-
• ling wants to paint.
FOr she would fain decorate it with devices
4„, queer and quaint.
Hide the dustpan and the washtub, and
likesviso the garden hose
Or Matilda will aulorn them with the lily
and the rose,
When Belinda in the morning gets the
'wooden chtpping•bowl
To concoct the morning oorned.beef hash,
it vexes much her soul
To behola wreath of pansies vvhere, she
fain would cut and siesta ;
So she scrapes. it. off because, the p,aint
might penetratathe hash.
On the household rollinwpin io tied* a
pretty yellow bow•,
And its lilies•of.the valley. oft commingle
with the dough ;.
While the nem potato•masher and, tote
kettles and the pots
Are magnificient with butterflies and -sweet,
forget-me-nots,
riY
age,
9 /1st
aeries
tett.
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.lessar
In about half an hour afterward a knock
was heard at the same door, when it wilt I
' opened by an usher and the bride en- 1
tered, dressed in pure white, with a
wreath of .arti1lein:1 {lowers as a sort of
chaplet. '.V1113 complexions of both are as
brown as a chestnut. The.person who
gave the bride away placed her on the
left of the,groom.
in the meantime the gorgeous altar
screens were thrown open and the priest,
in heavy robes, incrusted with gold and
ailver lace, was obser yeti -Celebrating that
part of the mass pertaining to that part
-of the ceremony. Large lighted candles
• were then placed in the hands of the
bride and groom, and the priest, bearing
it lighted taper and the missal, carne
from behind the altar, and from the
brilliantly lighted sanctuary, which no
-woman is ever allowed to enter, ap-
proached a small desk in front of the
- altar screen and read a portion of the
ritual in Russian,. -ossa again repenting it
in English and Thinklet. This portion
*concluded, in which the choir -overhead
joined in singing, lie proceeded to, the
spot,.where the expectant couple stood,
and crossing his hands with theirs, and
,. ttch holding their tapers so as to form a
•-Cross, lie continued his recital offthe
ritual, tho choir inaking responses.- ' •
, At this point the - bride and greet&
placed their rings in his hands; And keep-
ingthe -hands pr all three itt the form of
a oross, he led them forward to mall
dais in front of the desk. The brideeras
. attended by two women dressedinwhite,
and the groan ' by a like number of
young men'Of his oivittteuP While the
procession thus advati6.:i.". Vie dais the
ritual was chanted.*-,. •ther, piftit, the
responses being made itt thi choir.. The
priest took his place, behind the desk,
and forlialf an hour intoned the words
of the ritual, first in Russian 'and then
i' u an English translation made by
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\.MIS NELL° ' 1110HARD7,
CL'ASSESanFOR INSTRUCTION OxT BIA.Hp AND
All our articles of furniture, the anqent;
and the new. •
Are resplendant Trite with drpiptexyy ap,(51
bows of the brigh test huet,
In the house we look aboatm4th.raingled
sorrow and amaze,
For,lVfatikle, is affected with.theAeRcsgty.
erp,ze,
TIMES" supsom
All parties who have not pai' ,
for' the TIMES " for the years
188$ and 1889, are requested to re. •
mit the amount at once. We newponey,
money, and hope this notice will
be sufficient, and that a general
response will he the result.
R. BLLIQTT.
Shingles,Shingles
The undersigned have on hand 04 largo
quantity of,
org, in Voice Culture and Harmony,
Mum Roma 18 BEAVER 13L00$.--- -_—_--. _---,—
W1NGHAM
MIRE WORKS
The man who. is able ta tramellex,-
teusively can generally learn enough
in a year to make a. bore of hirgeg:
all the rest t f life,
Four-year-old May, on, seeing, the
uew moon one eveniug, einlaitned
with delight. Oh, look, mamma leek I
The moon's eat just like a, kdice, of
musk melon
There is a .holy, love and a holy
/Age, 0414 our best virtues never glow
sto brightly as \Oen our passions aro
eXeitet1 in, the eause. Sloth, if, it4 as
!prevented many crimes, has also
(sinuthered many virtues; and the best
lof us are Letter when aroused.
. Taking a retrospect of my thirteen or fourteen
years business in Winghni
a, I cleidre most heartily to
tender my thanks to my friends and the public gen.
1 erally for the liberal patronage extended to nie in
the past. '. ' .'•
I may also statethat I em ib a position to offer
I hotter indnecinents than ever to those requiring
anything in the line of
Granite or Stone
HEADSTONES,
WINDOWSILLS,
- ,.' STONE TRIMMINGS,
11 '
,
:81-1, FENCINO, do
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eat Is nr1 Low, S
are all Cereals
DO
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YOU WANT TO
11313 Y YOUR StEDS
AS dHEAP ?
Monuments,
The annual meeting of the North
Perth Reform Association takes place
at Milverton onTuesday, April 11.
Why is the vowel 'o' the only one
ever sounded ? Because all the others
are inaudible. ,
1 would be pleased to have the desirous of pro-
curing any articles in my line to call and examinegoods,
goods, compele wipes and lcave.their orders, so that
the goods may be secured and prepared early In the
season. You earl select from the latest designs and
obtain the driest workmanship at the most favorable
prices. Most: regretfully, yours,M
WM. SYTH,
• Wingliani, Ont.
If so,
read T. A..11ILLS' 1.)ostel
every morning.
rot
Bishop Vladimar, of San Francisco.
UNDItIt VIM GOLD 'CROWNS.
Two heavy gold crowns were then
pl$ped upon the heads of tho bride and
rooin, and the rings which had received
the blessings of the priest before the
bride at:t4 groom were conducted to the
dais-wero restored to the latter, the ring
• Worn by the bride when she entered the
•ohurch being placed on oneof the finge.rs
' of the groom, ,and the ono worn by the
groom placed on the appropriate finger
of the bride. The intonation of the
ritual proceeded. for another half hour,
the massive and beautiful golden crowns
being held above the heads of the bride
land groom by the attendants, each
ttk
ing turns,
At last the brig and groom. passes'
Oat Meal Mill Opened.
ILLS
Wing,rbani, March 21, 1890.
W1NGHAM
TANNER
Sole,
BEST 1311ANDS or
WIPTQLASS,
in gles,
II,R SOIX4
Z -)11f.7
ALSO, MS HAND.
ept5cki, and, PinVMBEB
'IlliSSED. IDIDIIRSSED,.
woor) azd-,
AT THE
Wingha
Women can keep a secret, says a.
proverb; but it takes a. big crowd ol
them to do it.
When a young man proposes and
is accepted, he rings the girl's hand,:
E he is rejected, he rings his own;
hands.
The undersigned desire to inform farm
ers and the people general)y that thyha
reopened theiri
aqt Reg ijil Winghern,
And are now prepared to purchase .Oats
ip
'Unlimited quttntitgs and at the
ffightlifaxttt
They will supply customer. with thcann
GRADES itt bat 1104
ELDER & CLEGG)
EORY
Mind wandering cured. Books learneti,
in one reading. Testimonials from all
parts of the globe., Prospoctua rosT,
FREE,. Bent on application to Prof.
A. Leniette, 237 Fah Ave. New York.
Tosephine street, adjoiOng CPR track:.„
L. 4;4
Wingham,
Pioneer tlaNvere Store,
STONE I3OCE,
• We give special, siAtention t the
following lines:.
IRON Pin, AfiL SIMI PROM TO
IRON AND BRASS PIPE FITTINGS.
FIBE BlgOKS, MILL • FILEas,
MACHINE OILS.
AMERICAN WATER. WHITE C0414.
OIL.
We are sc4 agents in Wingbain for
the zele 2 Genuipe 11t1bher paint
'All kinds of shelf and
heavy Hardware at,
bottom prices.
A Distinction Without a Differ-
ence: Auctioneer -Ana now, ladies
and gentlemen, what bid do I hear
for this massive gold.mounted Oarraics.
marble, E4fel-tower moVernent mani le
timepiece, Worth at the lowest,
paltriest figure, one butidred--did
hear se% enty fiwe dollars 1!
Man,. in the crowd -1 said Ars
N/J- - - 07,7 71
ZLEN, i'ITTEES I
Auetioneer-G,oing-,going-gone I
• The 6 -rangers, imeording to tbe
;statement of tb,eir manager, have lost
$1.500 per ear itt the Iiincartline salt
works; purchased by thew a few years
ago,
Holloway's Pills and Ointment exert e. rapid-
ly favorable effect in all those diseases
which are iuduoed by exposure t� damp
or by great changes in temperature. They
will therefore' be found eminently servio.
able to those who work in iron foundries
•copper mines and collieries. These we -
known. tehiedite present manifest adyant- • First-class Shingle
ages in respect of ttse and effectiveness,
being entirely compounded of vegetable
regardless of price. 'When used in accord. Car Load Orders a Special
the Yost ix the world.
Land Plaster in bags always on
Iasi 11. Mina et
ZETLAND SAW MI
GEOV THO M SON, PropriEtor
Lumber of all kinds,
dugsselected with the greatest care and
and Cedar post
harness,
arid Tipper
ILI El A. T'E
ALWASS OV HAND.
1.tilitifttallr0r8 would do Well to ckaatine
stook and compare prices.
Ladles! & GOnts' Driving Gloves,
In Dog, Coon and Astraente, made to
order. Also
Strong .Workingeres Gloves,
In Deer, Goat, Calf and Sheepskin.
Highest price paid for Furs, Itiees,
OPAPAIIAN
Sheepskins and Wool.
Sial
since with the ample printed directions
doily work. There aro but few diseases
whieli aro not capable of curo-or, at all
evouts, og groat relief -if Bolkoway's Wingliam.
or Order by"niKtrompt y attended tri,
WOOD delivered to any part
Oii.31,1641 THOMSON
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WIlliil'arit P:
A remedies etre perseveringly e.sod, •
11..1.1.RMS 1EPOR SALE. WINGHAIVI
..._....._
1 113" a number of farms for tale in ellfferrat
rawer s cheap in this province as at the present I '
parts of Ontario. As you aro aware, farina were I •
lima, and if you want a. form i Would recommend r
you to buy uow, If your means ere limited I can
-L.,-
sell yen a farm on a Antall cash 'POMO. giving you
plenty of time topay balance of purchase money at
It oti' GOOD CUTS, TO a low rate of Interest, thus enabling you td acquire
a home of your own most eae y.•The undersigned wish to tender their best
Which secoMpodly them, they act surely
but mildly, and do not interfere with the
ion Route Bills
F SEASON OF 1800.
If you wont s Neat, Shows, T1111, well put together
and attractive displayed, on :Mod paper or ear&
send your (nth r to the TIMBS Mime,
A NITA1.1.1
Prices reason
atton'ded to.
1
Ti
have the
Epilepsy or rang /sickness a.lift-long study, I warran my
worst cast • Because others have faned Is Ito rektor% for not now reeehthig a care. Hend at
once for t atlse and a Fra0 Dattot.br my. Infallible Rented:a, Give Exiaress Mid
Post Office It cost.' you nothing for trial and you Addreisz-th d. Rom*.
1.1.ol seam h tEti teDEL'AID% *TIMM Toeqarrit.t
'1100SE F119M. It you hare means and do not require credit T eau
give von as good value for ,kour motley at you can for the liberal patronage given to our hes
1410, and orders by mall promptly get elsewhere,
I will gladly send you description of farms or sale
in any locality on hearing from 140t
es Office, Wingham. AtIM J, PATTOH,
Fl
' 84 Ring street eastiVoroirtn.
THOUSANDS Of BOTTLES'
qiVEN AWAY YEARLY,
n When 1 ray our. de net meat.
merely to stop them ibr a tittle, and then
urain 1 tit kAN AR ADO CA 1. CURIE. I have Made the &Sut of Fite.
seventh ears pttor to the burning of our mil
condiarism During the last season We
tatadasneWthe town pint to the. lateetapprov
tent of Hungarian Roller Promo am ling.
hove Wean tow give better ateommodatio
everbeforo. We offer
'Prompt Oiapatehr
Pair
QtrAtit? alcoND f.kOlq0X1:1/14,.
•SECTION*
And hi' elose vedonal attention 00 the
11011c to he (tom favf.red With a trial
itienas"a 1"vnoYnbts0`1103"onstr160eetfuliv,
tiuvot
VlogItsin ti.