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FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1890.
Cutroee.
'Mr E N Pickell's dwelling . ;louse
was completely destroyed with most
at the contents on Tuesday last by Are
wy:liiclt issupposed to• have been ori.
ginat.ed from a spark alighting from;
the kitchen chimney on rhes roof. Mr
Pickett and family: were at dilxuer
when the Are was, noticed and al-
thong;; the neighbors were quickly on
the grotand and did all they
could very little was saved. The
wind was blowing a still breeze at the
time, Me fickle has. tI1e sympathy
of his neighbors in leis severe loss.—
Mr Win (lase and Mr Thos Nlolntyre
having rented es, two. hundred acre
farm in K'stless, near Whitechurch,
!lave tunved their effects, and calculate
to put in a verys large crop. Fall
wheat looks welt in this Locality —The
Bone and the sinew Lf our vicinity
are busy seeding, the weather of late
being very favorable for out door
work.
. Ho Got Damages.
A contractor for a new building on
'Michigan avenue left the cellar at a
certain spot, and a young man who
was passing by on his way into a
grocery stumbled ,in. A gash was
cot in his scalp, two teeth loosened,
his ear cut, and his coat was ripped up
the batik.
Where's the boss of this job I he
-demanded as he got up. '
, I'm the rnan,.replied the individual
named, I'm very sorry this happened,
and what—
Sorry, are nu! Well being sorry
won't pay the damages!. 1' want you
b cern° down.
I am sorry, as I said before, and
. Urn willing to do what is, right. If
you --
No beating around, and I want
cash damages.
How much 4
Well, I'Ii tell you what it is, a man
who will set a trap of that kind
ought to he made to sweat for
it; and if you don't fork out two
shillings I'll law you clear to the
Supreme Court and Ina again.
Two shilling!? gasped the boss.
• Yes two shillings, not a red less,
' It was handed to hint quicker than
greased lighting, and as he want his
way be said :o some of , the by-
3tandere : •
That's the way to get your rights
—stand right up t� folks.
Tiift Dor who Saiaokes.
The effect of tobacco on school-
boys is so marked as not to be open
for discussion. So wrote Prof. 112c
Shary, President of the Baltimore
Academy of ISIedieine. Dr. Willard.
Parker assorts that tobacco is ruinous
iitx our schools and colleges, dwarfing
body and , mind,
Dr. Drysdale, the senior physician
in the ,London Metropolitan Hospi-
tal, speaks of medical students who
have entirely destroyed their intellect
by the nee of tobaceo.
In Vermont a bright boy of four-
teen fell .tran;ely bellied his class.
His teachers could not account for
this i but the incapacity increased
till he sickened and died,, when it
was learned that he was killed by
tobacco, to which he was in the
habit; of helping himself secretly frons
his father's store,
Dr. Pecaisne, ofParis, found by
investieatiori that even the restricted
use of tobacco by children leads often
to a change in t'le blood, pan stew of
the face, ernaeiatinri, palpitation and
intermission of the heart, diininution
of the nortnal quantity of blood,
torpuselee, difficulty of digestion and
stugeishnt'ss of intellect,
!'hero is another point to which I
want to tali your attention. fur some
of you will by and by wish to get
Situations as bookkeepers or to be-
come art -students. Professor Oliver,
of the Leval Academy, says, he eais.
invariably recognize the user of to.
baro from his tremulous hand and
absolute inability to draw a cleat;,
straight line. I know of e, merchant
who used to test the handwriting of
every boy who applied to hiss for a
situation, and invariably in this way
detected and invariably rejected to.
baceo.0 ers, .fir. 3.'. Independent._
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There is no Dokier Illative of action.'
tit.ttu the dcsil'e of doing good.
llht'ty what we want is riches,
but to be able to do without it he
velem-
What. Breeding awl Ir'epdiltg:'lX'ilr Do.
We have received from Sulitbs,
Powell & Lamb, well known breeders
of Holstein Friesian cattle, a copy of
their catalogue fur 1890, ;attractively
illustrated lend covering 2,48 pages.
The success achieved sly tltity firm in
milk and butter production :has been
sometltiu; marvelous, In the mills
records here are some of the animal
ave •ages
60 cows laud heifers, 13,019 pounds each,
46 coatis and heifers, 17,043 pounds each,
27 cows and heifers, 18,042 pouuds. mob,
9 cows aud heifers, 20,231 pounds each.
Weekly batter records nava s been
made averaging Sit follows
100 cows and heffers,19.26 Pounds.',, •
83 cows and heifers, 30 pouuds,
63 cows and heifers, 21 pounds,
ounds,
46 cows and heifers, 22 p
80 cows and heifers, 23 pounds,
18 cows and heifers, 24 pounds,
19 3 year-old heifers, 19 pounds.
34 8 year•old heifers, 17 pounds.
18 2 year-old heifers, 14 pounds.
60 2 year-old heifers, 12 pounds,
Seven owe and heifers average 100
pouuds for 8e days' and 20 cows aud
heifer averaged 98 pocinds for 80 days.
In most of the above the yield went
nearly a pound higher, but we omit
bite fractions. It's high enough with.
out. In further demoustration of the
quality of tIle milk, that from several
of the cows was analyzed, and the
result averaged 13.2129 per cent,
total solids, 4 2078 per cent, butter
fat and 8.945 per'cene. easeirtey, albu-
men, sugar end ash—a very good
showing indeed.
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New Language of Mowers.
(Detro.t Free Press.)
printers -The t,mpress rose. ,
single men--Bachblors' but•
- milkmen—Cowslips,
dairymen --Bu ttereu pe.
astronomers—Star flowers.
skaters ---Ice plants.
sleighing parties—snowdrops,
early risers—liorning-glories.
boatmen—Water lilies.
bridal parties ---• Orange bloc•
anglers --Fish geraniums.
brewers -Hop flowers,
gristmen--Dusty millers.
all hands—Fox gloves.
tib•te{lets•--Lie•lacs.
the clerk—)duly hocks,
wool raisers—Sheepweed
smokers• --.Dutchman's pipe.
parting friends.-- Forget -me
cobblers. -Wax flowers.
fiddlers-Vioi.ets.
policemen— Locust blossoms..,
hairdressers=Dock combs, ,7
dudes--Dandy-lions, :,ef
the lovesick — Bleeding-
cooks—Pans-les.
railroad oonduetors -- Oar.
nations.
For canine fandiers — Dogwood
blossoms,
For blaoltemiths --- flerfeshoe ger-
aniums.
For military medical staffs—Hear.
your -troop.
For high -tempered people—Snap-
dragons.
For old soalters—Rum blossoms.
For poulterers --- Henbane and
chickweed..
For our colored brethren—Black-
berry blossoms.
For jewelers—{*olden rods.
Not So biaily Inclined.
Detroit Free Prete: Seen any
robins around yeti he inquired, as
they met in the pest office.
The other looked at him •with in-
jured dignity for half a minute and
then beckoned hurt out of the crowd
and said.
"W'V'littt about robins ?
Why', robins--birds'1
"Yes, I know that there is a bird
called a robin -•what of it
Leaked if you had eee)t any tide
spring.
Suppose I had?
Why, nothing, only robins come in
the spring ?
Yes, I believe they do. Do you
want them to wait and come in toe
fall ?
Well, -
See hero, my friend, said the other,
as he laid a hand on his shoulder. Int
all birds alone, robins included. They
are all right. Let epring alone. lb
la all right, Jetst kOep right on at•
tending to your business, and let
other things attend to theirs. Good
day, sir,
dotes or Thought.
liars thoughte quickly ripen into bad
actions.
An effort mads; for the happiness elf
rsthors lifte us above ourselves,
Ile quick, Yntt t'au't eso n minute]
but once --make the most (f it.
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'RTITTea 00 TUE t 5AVR or WILL PITT
)IIfiGCCRfI,
Our Willie, in the grave lies low,
And bur sad hearts are rent with pain;
When from this earth, we too shall go,
We scow we'll meet our boy again.
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So sad and sudden was the call,
That tools our darling boy away,
It did our sorrowing hearts appall,
"Thy will be doue," 'twos hard to say,
Our home is very lonely now,
We sigh to see his vacant chair,
We miss him when ie prayer we bow,
We miss our dear boy every where.
But not as without hope we Mourn,
Our darling boy, just passed awav;
To realms of bliss we know he's borne,
Where •cruel d(tath has lost his sway.
But he who wept at Lazarus,' tomb,
In pity does.oursorrow see,
When we weep for our darling son,
Just passed' into eternity,
God took away ilia precious gut,
Wltlall to the, kindest love was given;
Our hearts are lonely and bereft,
But we shall meet our boy in heaveu.
His 144 day in God's house was spent,
For there`lae loved to labor most,
,And first -heard there the message sent;
But was found watching at hie post.
Oh, that we bad been by his side,
.ud heard his last loving prayer,
When he prayed for his darling child,
The dearest object of leis care.
Oh that we had been with our darling boy,
Ere from this world he had to go;
Oli that we'd heard his last good-bye,
And why we did not, (Sod doth know,
To see him, won't be long to wait,
And much we long his face to see;
He'll waiting be at Heaven's gate,
And by our boy we'll weloomed bo.
Missy.
An unkind word falls easily from
1110 mouth, but six ooaoh-hordes can-
not draw it. back again.
You:just faring a couple of little
quarrels into your family and they'll
breed like sparrows.'
We cannot judge for. one another ;
we have each our peculiar weaknesses
and temptations.
Nature has lavishly provided cures for
all the diseases flesh is heir to, but the
proper preparation ot,rnauy of theta has
not yet been discovered. In.Wilsou's Wild
Olierry we have a cure for Coughs, Colds,
Whooping Cough, Croup and kindred ail-
ments. prepared from vegetable drugs. in a
pleasant and consecrated forth, and which
Invariably gives prompt relief aud effects
a speedy cure. Sold by alldrugn Sts.
The first condition of human good-
ness is something to.love, the second
something to reverence,
As violets pinebied will never grow
again, so a good name. once lost, will
never be regained.
Cultivate forbearance till ycur
heart yields a crop of it. Pray for a
short memory as to a11.unkindness.
When a kindly face greets us,
though but passing by and never
irnotts.us again nor we 1t, we should
feel it an obligation.
Have you a cough 2 Take Wilson's Wild
Cherry.
Have you a Cold ? Take' Wilson's Wild
Cherry_
Have you Bronchitis 2 , Take Wilson's
;Wild Cherry.
'• Have you lost your '.Voice? Take Wil-
son's Wild Cherry.
Have you Astbma2 Take Wilson's. Wild
Cherry.
Rave you a cold in the Head? Take
Wilson's Wild Cherry.
The Old. w eliable Cure for alI dis-
eases of the Throat,Ohest and Lungs. bold
by all druggists,
• Never look back. You can't help
the mistakes you have made. Don't
make any more. .Don't think of what
you have achieved, but of what you
may accomplish.
It is best to strive to cultivate an
interest its simple, innocent apd ham,
pensive pleasutes. We may thus aid.
in diffusing that spirit of contentment
Which is of itself; rich and a permanent
possession.
Judge—And wheat did the prisoner.
say when you,told hint that you would
have him arrested ? Compltthrnnt—
Ile answered n eehanlcaily,yor Honor,
Judge.--• Explain. Complainant—
Ile hit me on the head with a
htinmer.
The Girl Who Helots matter.
There is a girl Z Jove to think of.
She is. the girl who helps mother, In
her own home she fe a blessed little
Mini, and comforter. She takes un•
finished tasks frogs{ the tired, stiff
fingers ; she is a staff upon which the
gray-haired, white-faced heather leans
and is rested. She helps mother with
the house work, or the week's trend- t
its i with a cheerful'coiivosaltion told
congenial companionship that solve
girls, do not think worth wasting ala
"only mother." .Anid when there
comes a day when she tenet bend over.
the body of her mother, hands hided,
,disquiet merged in rest, the girl who
Helped mother will find a, benediction
of pews upon, her bead and in her
heart, y
li,. FATE{ $0N,
Bnrcirr or Menu Dtnstoi` Copier, IesrEa or MI:
IMMIX Licsarsts.
WINGIIA I, •
• ONT,
P, 'C)IAPb1AN,
ISSUER oe 3tAI1RIAGE icon yens, NOTARY
"DOW, CONVEYANCER, Ere
Oates.-•" Pig" Bookstore,
RIPLEY, ONT.
Money to Loan on Farm Security at Low Sates el
htteraet. zvn commission charged.
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1"1M S OFFIC I.,,fr;sea •sires S'tNEC1
Wlsv" w Li chi, ON'T.A. ,543..
Sulyticriptior {;rice, Vaal' year, iii of a+ira zeoe
ADVERTISING RATES:
_ .spare _ 1 1 yr. 1 6 uw, 1 3 too, 1 1 too,
Utn+ a' Anti $s.0 OQ t lu op 1 t'Gen ,10 ifi,t G
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t 1� " Or n0 1 tU00
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Pi L. Surveyor. Civil Engineer and Draughtoah Quarter " k0 On 1:: t%4 7 vu dun
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into building, lots, settling disputed u
preparing complete plans of towns and tillages, s
per RRegistry Act, and descriptions et properties
for InsertioU in deeds. Crobs•Sectiuus of rivers made
and estimates of cost of Br'idges,. Culverts, ac. 1're-
tlles and estimates fur grading bilis, drainage, road
and street intprovculcuts, sewer's and other Anal.
nearing works. Correspondence solicited, stating
place and character of work, OF3'10k;—At J. A.
Moarox's law otltoe, Wint;banl, Ont,
Particular' attention paid to division of propperties Due Inch 6 Jt 3 01 WA 1 t+0
e alis lute eiiiiU axles,
Laval and outer e0e0a advertisu1lwnts, ae, per ltro
tor frat insertion, marlin- per ciao ter uaea aubaegouut
liwuan
Leedsrtin.etters, In nom foci' type, 10e. for first its-
sartton,m,d 6e. per tine tor ei,ob subsuyueut n,surtit r,
No local notice will be a tat„td items than rbc
Ad vertthoulernts (t lust, t+uc:ntt, rlt(ay ud, Sitautione,,
and fhniuessubancos a mutt, cut; uxct:cainn e 114„:
noti+arcil, SI por nt unih
Douses and Perms for Rale, not exceeding ti Ihe„e,
51 for list month, Due per sub:•utp tilt. month
These arum will bo Kiwi* attic:ti t to
lony'uSpeciar•pel rriodatuas. for lung er aatettnwutnus, or toy
Adv ertisuunonts without sl:et•itle ditertio.s, will 1ta
inserted till forbid ane cbargrtt ar ertilokn,, Trim.
eit0ry atitertiscinMrtb must tui to a1,1 Lnct
Changes for COt.ttnct ant 01iselueute u,uet he in
tthathe snlweeuruk 1 y Wedttt.sany norm, in ostler to appear
I(. GLt•Iti1tt rtT
Pittlint A\1, Priaisntia
WAITED,
A good limn to sell the Genuine New York Singer
Sewing; Machine. n good situation to the flgitt {01(0.
Apply to
J. II. WILCOX
Stratford, Ont.
N.Eotley. to Loan o Noteis."
. Notes Discounted
AT JRi+�'E.SONABL, 1 RATES.
Money advanced on Mortgages at apes cent. with
privilege of paying at the end of any year. Notes
and aceonute collected.
w'wr, McINDGO.
O2r10E,—lraverBlock. Winchann, Ont. „
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OF HAMILTON,
Capital, $1,000,000. Rest, $400,000..
President -501M 5TOAnT.
Viee•Preaident—A. G. 11AMSAt.e
DIRMCTORS
Jolts PnouTos, CUAS, Ovaa»s, Ozu Boson, A. T'
Wool), A, Il* Lica (Toronto),
Cashier --J. TURNBITLL•
Salfings Sank hours, 10 to S ; Saturdays,10 to
I. Deposita of SI and upwards received and interest
allowed.
Special Deposits also received at current
rates of interest.
Drafts on Great Britain and the United St to
bought and sold
13.'WIL1,SON, Anna.
1411YEB, <tt DICKINSON-, .
SoraoIToas.
DAVIS
IS OFFERING
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ON----
'7'&COP RT't
AT r r. •Y LOW RATES.
O.FF1C-OPPOSITE THE MARKET.
wl:,altAM OCTOBER, €Tu. {58.53
s
ALM ' , H e TT
Josephine Street
Winghain,' Ont.
.1. A. HAnsTno, J. W. Scot's,
Mount Forcer. Listowel,
Deposits Received and Interest
Allowed.
Money Advanced to Partners and
Business. Men,
On long or short time, on endorsed notes
or collateral security, Bale notes bought
,at, a fair valuation. Stoney remitted to ail
parts. of Canada at reasonable charges.
Special, Attention. Given; to Col-
lecting Accounts and Notes.
Af ente in Canada -The R4prr.I.nztte`k BOOR
Of Cati`3ta.
ottiee hours« -pram a a. In. to 6 p. rat
A. E. SIV IT'FI,
Agent.
YY°.WSP HURON
RON
¶VktN MLLS
WINS-iAM, ONT.
INCL1S 00.
have those faille in full operation, and aro Ina poei.
Lion to iso Custom work of all kinds op short natio°.
W000 AND WOOL WANTED
n ettebenge for {mode or eastern work.
stOC1tZNG YAS1 , etc„ cltet{r,
zxvr4 r
DR. MACDONALD,
JOSIFPHINE STREET,
IVinanatt, • •
gall. V. E. GODFIiIIY,
Virat-claw honor nuln and peseta! proftefencv medal.
ist Toronto Uuiv'errite. Member (.,,l tb0 Fbysitia„is
and Burgeons 01 Unlade-
BbGaltAvE, (Its._
Otlioe—At Methodist Parsonage. •
01.54(110+
W13. TOWLER:3I,11.0.yt„
Member College Physicians and Surgeons, pntario.
—Coroner for County of Buren—
Office at "Yea PnAns(Acr" , Winghanl, OCT.
TIE. J. A. 311SLDRT T31,
Honor Graduates of Toronto University, and.
3fember 0f the f'.;true of PN,ystuhu+' and SUrvice ne of
Ontario.
Office and Residence—•Cornerof Centre sad Patrick
streets, f0rtticrly occupied by Ur. letlimno.
WINGilAtt - •(1sT,
11) VANIITONE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR,. Eta, Etc.
Private and Company funds to loon at lowest race,
interest Ao commission charged. 3i0rteatos, towo
and farms property bought and Auld.
OFFICE—Beaver Sleek, WI:;caAs, Oar.
J. A. MORTON
BARRRISTEIR 33c,,,
Winghant • Ontario
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t`/i EYTR Bt DICKINSON,
H.
C. Meyer+, Q. C. 1 . L Qtoteosos, B. A..
BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, Etc,; Ete., So-
iieltora for Bank of 1lamiftun, tAmmihsiuuers sur
iktaking affidavits for Manitoba. Vain, Tuwn snit
'Yitiago property bought and sold, Money (private
fuuds).loaned on mortgage aecuritt• at 14 per cent.
Money int estcd fur ptiyato persons, upon the beet
Mortgage securities without Any expense tot e
lender. Lands fur sale -in Manitoba sou the Nort•
west.
office—Rent's Block. Winghaul.
DENTIaTRT.- J. S. JEROMME, WDuman,
Is manntacturhig Celluloid Plates
'Vulcanite plates of tate ncsttnaterla
se cheap as they can be gut In the
Dominion. Alt work warranted.
Vegetable vapor administered for the painless
extraction of teeth, the only safe anesthetic known,
Taxa NOIIIO : I will extract teeth for 10 cent!.
•each.
OFFICE: 'In the Beaver Block, opposite tiie•
Brunswick Mote].
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DENTISTRY —W. IL SIACDNALD, Wisonsu,.
(�, beaker of Vulcanite, Celluloid, Alloy„
t z ., Silve, Gold, eta„ eta., Plates, ranging.
In ero prices
and bridgework.
Teeth ext "
tracted without the least pain by the use of Vital-
ized Air. stead Office, Winghanl, side entrance op-
posite the t noon's hotel, open daily (Sundays except-.
ed) Iron Pa to to p in, Will. be at .Blyth every
2nd and 4tlt Saturday 0f eaehmonth—OffieeatMiloe s
hotel; Gorrio 1 let and 33(1d lcoudays of each month—•
011lce at Albion hotel .trading 2e cents.
JCIXN.ItlTCIIIE,
GENERAL IN$i11RANOR A4+•L:41T•..
WINogts,
OSTkirtol
4OBEAT CUNNING;IAsf,
INSURANCE
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH..
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Ltoglssi;D A•UCTION1I I1 Nott TIIN COUNxr,11(
06' HURON.
Sates attended In any part of the 00. Charge's
Moderate.
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LXCESsED AUCTIONEER FDIC -
ere COUNTY or ,
xtr110111,
All orders lett at the Trees office promptly at ofnd ,
Id to. Terms teaeOnoble,
aftTAMPS' ftEND1itSOii,
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Ltenssnt Atro'rtosrikn ?Oa Couxrta* {insert 451,
DUO/.
Ail oaks attended to promptly aud en the'Shcrtee
Notice.
Charges Moderato and Satisfaction Quarantoed.
1111 necessary arrangements can be tiiptio at Ib,
T11128' oflieo
BOLTON k IiAWXIINS
1'. L. is D. 1,, 81110a:roae AND CUM, Ipirtm ore
LorroWAL any WINGNA/it.
All orders lett at the tiles of She 7401e, triil,tat
teive preinkt attention
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