Wingham Times, 1890-04-25, Page 7'rules
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than 250
rayed, Situations,
exceeding ki lines
exceeding $ line.,
cut month
red to
,isemente, or for
directions, will Its
icordingly. Trim.
.1 in anyone°
nents must be in
i order to appear
'OR .AND rususnlea
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ONTARIO
1 proficieancy medal.
College Physicians
Brt01tt 5t, Ora,
Surgeons, Ontario.
>f Huron—
Ont,
nto University, and
Lana and Surgeons of
>f Centre and Patrick
r. Bethune.
OST.
al, 'Etc., Etc,
loon at lowest rates
!d. Mortgages, town
Olt and sold.
1AM, ONT.
ON
Ontario
L. PIQKINSON. 6. A,
TORS, Etc., Etc., So.
n, Coiaoissioners for
)a. Farm, Town and
Gold. .Money (private.
:curdty at 6 per cent.
mons, upon the best
any execute to the
initoba aim the North.
cap, w INOItAAa,
'ring Celluloid Plates'
tea of the hest materia
ley can be got in the
all work warranted.
tiered for the painless,
safe anesthetic known.
ict teeth for 10 cent&
Rlopk, opposite the
[ACI)NALD, WINOnen,
•spite, Celluloid, Alloy,.
tc„etc., Plates., ranging; .
.f]t0 upwards per set,
bridgework. Teeth ex
tip by the use of Vital.
ghoul, side entrance op -
m daily (Sundays eXoept.
Will .be et Blyth every
hmonth—Office atMilne
e+
io'days Of each month—
meting 25 cents.
IANCE AGENT
ONTha101,°
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UPON.
part of the Co. Charge)
VINOHA*, UNT.,
I 2'OB THE COb1;lTYOr
DON.
MES office promptly et entt
rap Colinsirs lin$101 aH•
neon.
•omptiy and on the f.hortee
Satisfaction Ottaratteed,
nenta can Le YAW* at tar
omit
fit HAwRANS
ou ,t» Mere Eraitttrill
AND IV GiiA►t
:oaks, or the tpA ekkrtto
Before tsnow flew he and Laura
married. 'thanksgiving Day and
au Citristn . , laity Uncle Sam ate din-
ner at tl def. board, and ou New
Year's day they sat down and reek -
oiled up
Wit min's clear krofiits, saying
clothing ,ef krait coat, amounting to a
llttltl wore than three thousand dole
Jars, and there l►ud been nut quite
tour months of working time.
Uncle Sam was delighted; and theta
and there he wade . over the store—
the buildttig be had purchased and
paid for—lir made over the store and
all it contained, together with outside
appurtenances and good -will, to his
•ar nephew land neice Willi am and
CH t
Laura Soots ; and, truly we are safe
in saying that lie was the happiest will exterminate moths.
one engag ged iu the transaction.
One obiter event we must record. Oilcloths will last longer if one or
An Irishman, on weighing his pig
exclaimed, it does not weigh as 1 ex
pected, and 1 never thought it would,.
The human race is a good ode, said
he. Yea, said the Widow to whom be
was engaged; 1 ant now on the second
lap,
What is the difference between the
engine driver and a passenger who
has lost his train ? One is right in
front and the other left behind.
EMORY
Mind waaderine mired. Books iearn.d
iu ono reading. Testimonials from all
parts of the globe. Prospectus roar
rraata,esent on application to Prof.
A. Loiaetto, 281 Irani Aro, NerrYorh
Sweeping heavy carpets with salt
MATTHEW AMBLER
HARNESS MAKER,
has on hand a large stock of
HORSE BLANKETS,
CURRYCOMBS,
BRUSHES,
wmPs,
TRUNKS,
VALISES eta.,
Which will be sold at bottom prices.
It/ ENNEss, double or single, made to order on
short notice, and 2atlsfeeettion guaranteed.
8H'A call solicited,
SHOP—Opposite the Bank of Ilamilton,
MATTHEW AMBLER,
'.'he property of the store . was given two layers of wadded carpet lining are
Hingham, Feb. Cth, 1890.
to William and Laura on the first day i laid under them.
of January. Ou the very next day
John Sharper, the elder, much broken
and dejected, came into the new store
and called V illiaill aside, 3,nd then
athd there offered to sell out. He said,
he didn't care to do 1,usiness any long-
er ; and, as for his son, he was in no
way gttatitied for it.
But the young merchant could only
shake his head. It was a matter he
could not possibly thins of. He was
positive and emphatic; and Sharper
Knew him well enough to know that his
hopes in that quarter were baseless.
cHe strng<gled au a few months longer
and then, with scarcely a paying
customer left, he threw his business
up and retired to a farm.
While William Snow, pursuing the
even tenni of bis way, lived to show
to the world, and particularly to his
customers, that strict honor and integ-
rity from the only sure and enduring
basis of business elite rprise.
' What Kitty Key Hoard in Church.
One Sabbath 1 rent to the Methodist.
church,
Which to me is a sacred Fpot,
Aud heard a sermon which pleased me
touch;
It was preached by the Rev Scott.
#he text he took was from first Peter,
Secoud chapter forth and fifth verses,
Which told about the living stones
The church of God possessed.
He said they were of many kinds,
Of different size, strength and face,
But the Master Builder, He would find,
For each their proper place.
And Artisans were the living stones,
That built the Olntreil df God;
Which cost the Saviour's d;yirtj; groans,
And His most precious blood.
He said we all should live in love,
And let jealousy have no place:
As the Great Rudder, now above,
Had for each and all their place.
Those great, large stones, big and strong,
Would do well, near the foundation;
"Mor others, just as good, to rest upon,
Who hada different destivatiou.
As all could not form the face,
Neither all take the foundation ;
Inside of the wall some had a place;
But aft together a grand formation.
He also spoke of wee little stores,
For which the Builder, too, did call,
And a place for them he also found;
In the church of Ziou's lonely wall.
I was glad, when he spoke thus;
That for such as I there was a plane,
•,Although not fit to bear the weight,
Nor yet fit for the face.
I seek not titre admirer's gaze,
Lest into my heart might creep pride,
13ut may I get a sheltered place,
In the ]piddle or inside.
Overcome all evil with good, as the
gentleman said when he knocked
down a burglar with the family bible.
The philosopher is' like the moon
.--his brightness is due to reflection.
He id not always bright when full,
However.
They were tat n dinner party, and
he remarked that he supposed she
was fond of ethnology. She said she
was, bus the was not very well, and
the doctor had told , her not to eat
anything for desert but oranges.
And is that yellow dome, which
rises in the field yonder, the roof of
another dwelling? 'asked the city
visitor of his country 'friend. iOh! no,
said the fernier, that is my pri a pum•
kin you see, which is growing right
along for the agrioaltural show:
A. curious postahcard was received
{Jy a firm in Cincinnati some time ago.
It Was from a customer in the moun-
tains -of '1'lnneseee, and read as fel-
lows: of bacon a
tend me tide
lows : please
Chi of four 10 lbs of coffee and a
wheelbarrow my wife had a baby last
week and a monkey wrench crops is
'eniddlin.'
A story is -told of a wealthy but
partimonietrs Wet Ml who was not
cagily affected by the appearance of
misery, Being i'n'formed that a
hungry beggar wait 'eating grass in
thin front of the houfte, the oxolaimdd
'Poole man, take him to the bask yard
,and lilt hint eat the grasp there. It
istoit• higheyi,
ammarammt
laesta,
Qa\Vek,
CHISHOLM'S CORNER DRUG STORE
Wingham Agency.
Seods!
SGeds!!
M TTSTC
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A, red hot iron passed over old
patty will soften it so it eau be easily
removed,
Kitchen sinks or other house drains
should be flooded ° every week with,
boiling water.
If fried calces are made with brown
sugar they will beep moist longer than.
with any other kind.
If the cover 'lf a fruit jar cannot be
easily removed, invert it for a minute
or two in hot water.
Keep a small, open box of un -
slaked lime standing in the pantry,
and it will keep the air pure,
The toughestfoulcan be made eat•
able if put in cold water, plenty of it,
and cooked very slowly from five to
six hours. e
Table clothes are again plain, rpot-
less spreads, while sheets are made
with hem -stitches edges and ruffles of
lace or embroidery.
MISS NELLO McHARDY,
CLASSES FOR INSTRUCTION ON PIANO AND
Organ, in Voice Culture and Harmoay.
Music Rooms 1N Malta. Mal.
WINGHAM
MRBLE WOflKS!
Taking a retrospect of my thirteen or fourteen
years business in Winghaint I desire most heartily to
tender my thanks to my friends and the public gen-
erally for the liberal patronage extended to me in
the past.
I may also state that I sin in a position to offer
better inducements than ever to those requiring
anything in the line of
Granite or Stone Monuments,
HEADSTONES,
TIMES ” SUBSCRIBEES%
All parties who have not pails}
for the " TIMES " far the .years
1888 and 1889, are requested to roe..,,
mit the amount at once. Werreed
money, and hope this notice will
be sufficient, and Unit B, genera.
response will be the 'result.
Shing1es,ShingieS
The undersigned have on hand a large
+quantity of
Having been fined for adulterating
bread with' alum, a Scotch baker has
acquired among his neighbors the
appelation of McAlum More.
A'really good man had rather be
deceived than be suspicious ; had
rather forego his own right than run
the venture of doing even a hard
thing.
Dr. James Orr, of Hawick, conal-
ders that when advocates of moderate
drinking get the length of the Time,
thy argument they are on their last
legs.
It is said that if the hands are
rubbed. on a stick of celery after
peeling onions, the disagreeable smell
will be entirely removed.
A case of common muslin sheeting,
that can be removed and washed oc-
casionally, will keep a tuattressclean
a long time.
Buckets and all wooden pails not in
use, as well as washtubs, should be
turned bottom side up, to prevent
leaking.
Scalding water should never be
poured into dishes which have held
milk, until it has beeu removed by
cool water.
Stroll; tnuriatic acid applied with
a cloth and the spot washed thorough-
ly with water is recommended to re-
move ink stains from boards.
The main secret in washing flannel
so they will not shrink, is to have the
water hot, not lukewarm, and to rinse
them in water of the same tempera-
ture.
The construction of the pillar and
foundations of the great Forth bridge
consumed 21,000 toes of Dement and
and 707,000 cubic feet of granite.
The total aniount.of recalling mason-
ry is 117,000 cubic yards. The weight!
of the steel in the bridge proper is
5L000 tons.
Marion Harland advises those who
use what grocers catalogue as canned
goods to always open the caul some
hours before cooking the contents and
empty into an open bowl, set in a cool
place. This removes the close,rirless,
smoky taste. Drain . the liquor from.
peas and beans, cover with fresh, cold
water and let them soak for two hours.
It freshens them wonderfully.
The clean newspaper, writes 'a
well-known authority, bas in the long
runs the most permanent circulation
and patronage. The paper which goes Lumber of all kinds
into the homes and is read by the ,
families is the paper which counts its
:.aubscribere by the year instead of
depending upon the fluctuating
special subscriptions, and it is, after
all, the family paper which swings the
power.
dVica yOu ditturSed h't night
and' broken of your test by a,siekchlld'Bltffering and
trying with pain of Cutting Teeth ? If to send at
once and get a bottle of , 1Nrs.Winslores Soothing
Sv\up" for Children Teething. Its valueis incalsul•
able, It Will relieve the poor little sufferar
immodiatdl . Depend upon it, mothers; there is no
Mistake shout it. It cures Dysentery anti Diarrheas,
Mg ulates the 'Stomach and Rowels, cures Wind Colic,
softens tht funis, redness lufianubatiott, and gives
tone and energy to the Whole system. " Mrs. Win,
•sow's Soothing Syrup" for children teething is
pleasant to the taste and is the prescription of one of
the oldest and best 10114Atq phyelciaps and nurses in
the United States, and it ifOr sale by all druggists
throughout the woad., Price twenty -ave cents a
bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mies. Wooster/is
2oirramo emus." and take no ether kind
WINDOW SILLS,
STONE TRIMMINGS,
FOR FENCING, Arc
I would be pleased to have those desirous of pro
curing any articles in my line to call and examine
goods, compare prices and leave their orders, so that
the goods may be secured and prepared early in the
season. You can select from the latest designs and
obtain the finest workmanship at the most favorable
prices. Most respectfully, yours,
WM. SMYTH,
Wingbatn, Ont.
Seeds!!!
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Wheat is uerl Low. So
a all Cereals,
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WINGHAM
TANNERY!
Sole,
DO YOU WANT TO
BUY YOUR SEEDS
If so,
AS CHEAP ?
read:T. A. MILLS' posters
every morning. -
&BEST BRANDS OF
IrInSTULASS
Shingles
Harness,
and Upper
LEATHER
ALWAYS ON H:1ND.
•
WHICH MILL 13E SOLD
CHEAP FOR CASH,
ALSO, ON HAND,
Heffllock and Dry Pin
Manufacturers would do well to examine
stock and compare prices.
Ladies' & Gents' Driving Gloves,
In Dog, Coon and Astrac'^an, made to
order. Also
k �ILtiS.
Wingham, March 21, 1890.
Strong Workingmen's Gloves,
LUMBER,
DRESSED OR UNDRESSED,
WQO] SzC•-
AT THE
Wingham. Mills
In Deer, Goat, Calf and Sheepskin.
Highest price paid for Furs, nines'
Sheepskins and Wool.
Josephine street, adjoining 0 P R track.
L. & J. MOLEAN.
Wingham, Oct. 11.1889.
Pioeer Hardware e�
W. J. CHAPMAN.
H1L AT?NTI091
Oat Meal Mill Opened.
9.'he undersigned desire to inform farm
ern and thelteople generally that they has
reopened theirl
Oat keel, Mill in Wiaghgna,
Mid are ,i$ir:prepared to purchase Oat in
unlimited quantities and at the
figlost Market Price.
They will"isurply onstomera with the BttaT
Guess in Oat Meal:
ELDER & CLEGG
TONE BLO
We give special at ention to the;
following lin
IRON PIPE, A
Stailion Route Bilis
FOR SEASON OF 1890.
IRON AND
,L SIZES FROM ; TO
CH.
AS PIPE FITTINGS.
FIRE BRIG' S, MILL FILES,
M =. CHINE t LS.
AMEBIC • WATER " ' ITE COAL
OIL.,
We are
the s
l put together
a ter WINGlfnlit.
A NUMBER Cr GOOD CUTS TO The undersigned odors for eaie his dwelling tYbhsa
CIXOf SE FROM. and one or more acres of land, as purchaser May
'rices reasonable, Mid bracts by mail p'eaptly require. The property is al located, and Ala bey
sold on tensOnabk°'terMa. "b'Ortitinll partielllart, titpply
to the owner, TAMER AlidiUS.
Times Office, Winghahi► j Wineham, April li'th,lkSii0,
11 you want a Neat, Showy Rill, well a
and attractively displayed, TI, on
ole agents in Wi ham for
le of Genuine Rubbe Paint
the best in the world
All inds of shelf . n
eavy Hardware
bottom prices.
and Plaster in bags always on
as. L Mae & tlf'a•
ZETLAND SAW MILL
GEORGE THOMSON, Proprietor.
Good paper dr cord, Property for Sale
end your order to the TIMES Office,
,Mtonded to.
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+t i"x t4� +A.11e" " ". daStee
THOUSAND�StcQF BOTTLES c,IYEN AWAY YEARLY,
— whoa t Ira Owht i de not mill+.
iiaerely t o stop hied for It titre, and then
haler thetareturna stn. 1 M11tAM# AbIOAIl.OURS. 1hateabadetbediseaseofFit%
Rp11000Y ear. roillinil," Meknes* a e4oail' study, 1 wlierlatet'my, remedy to Cure the
l because other* have faked it no reason fol' not now resetting s Curb., Sand M
it casei, GIvs Hx d ,ted
eh..
t forstreatiseIcoda y614
a Pram ttlafora of ma I niw111 cut vo. ROTI
oda Ma,reitIhI Wel* 1 S IiMRR1' PDR14A 6 It *111
Telt.N Address i -+M.
First-class Shingles,
and Cedar Posts.
Car that] prders a Specialty.
WOOD delivered to any part of
Wingham.
Order by`mail prompt y'attended to,
OEOlLGE THOMSON,
Wiagbam P.o
WINGHAM
ftOURING MILIS!
The underittgtit:d wish to tender their best thtihks
for the liberal patronage given to our firm during
severalyearelirice to the burning of our colli by in.
condiarism During the last eeaeon We baso tea
moddeltedilte town anal'to'the latestapp provesl `Ns.
tem of liuhgarian Roller Process mil 1108. tVr. be
Heed weber' how f i%o better aecommodatlob ihali
everbotore. We offer
Prompt Dispatch,
Pair Rethrns,
01ALITY SECOND i"O NONE IN `I'1iT"3
StICTXON,
And by close personal Ittetttion to the 'bnelne►si
hope to be aptatn favtred Wail a trial by all eat
friends sad rainy ash ones.
Yours mast tiaptotfrttiv,
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