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at. fS Hgrea4•a ewes p
The homey will leltve musty hay len•
teuaheld in his biu, however hungry.
He will not drink of water objection-
! able to his questi& Cling sea or from
a bucket which flume odor snakes ef..
fensive, however thirsty. His dVer intelli-
rila will widen qui and
.gent }cost '
r'acts Werth xteanelnberitere. query aver the daintiest hits offered
For years the Ontario Q[lposttlon I by the fairest of hands, with coaxing
r•
have attempted to at dew
policy of the Mowat Government.
They never, however, mwde as
;WWI out of 'their eritioism as
Mr, Rykert made out of Lis .tim-
ber tiu,it trensaotions, in fact, they
have had the poorest of poor
success, and every futile flounder
' into the mire.
timber that would snake a mortal shut his
eyes and swallow a uauweoue mouth-
ful
outh-ful at a gulp.
A entire is never satisfied ley either
sight or whinny that her colt is really
her own, until she has a certifie i nasal
eertifieato to the fact A. blind horse
now living, will not allow the ap-
proach of any stranger without show
,,Irks there deeper.
When the organs of fir Meredith rug signs of stinger not ea.ely to be
feel called upon' to criticise the l disregarded. The distitrotion is evi.
Outarin government's administration densly made by his sense of smell, and
of its timber popsy and are confront- I at a considerable distance. Blind
ed with the fact that the Ontario horses, as a rule, will gallop wildly
(xo.vernfn+nt has got bonuses of 4658 about ,e pasture without:striping the
�, surronndit'1, The sense of
a mile for its timber limits, while the d fence, ,,
Dominion Government hes got bonuses smell informs them of its'proximity.
of only $5 a mile, they try to confuse Others will, w lieu loosened from the
their readers by talking vaguely about stable, go directly to the gate or bars
the fees and ground rents which the open to their accustomed feeding
Dominion Government receives lee• grounds, and when desiring to return
sides the bonus. Here are the . after hours of careful wandering, will
facts:— distinguish one outlet and patiently
The Ontario (xavernrhlenthas receiv• wait its opining. ' The odor of that
ed in bonuses io the last seventeen particular part of the fence is. their.
years Clearly two and a half million pilot to it. ,r or while
dollars. But this is only part of the ''14C horse in hrowsin,,,
revenue. The Ontario Government has g aaiering herbage 1 't lips ie
received in the same time, for bonuses,
timber dues, ground rent,and all other
revenue frons tunber, nearly fourteen
rnillinn dollars.,
The Dominion Government has
received in the saute time,
r o bonuses, only
timber dues and ground
7'87;Q00.
i'The timber revenue of the Ontario
Qoverilmellt 'last year, exclusive of
beisuses, was $1,012,5.39.
, The tubber revenue of the Dominion
Government last year,incliiding bonuses
was $90,290.
Friends of the Mowat Government
'will tied these figures worth presery
ieg-
i,
wuuug to nil, tie rot. Wkaen it tetkeil ll fellow elettiiet
,Ones Was conversing with a Melia llllnut-5$ to aseish e. girl to don her
who cerspleined of the disseleto %vele sealskin eaaaque the natural inferefc'a
of his nephew and heir,. is that ho• hopes to be More them it
But you slaattld Lire hint, a good brother to lath'.
talking to, urged Jones.. Irrigation fIl Alisirltlitl has so far
No use, dear buy ;. he never listens adviw ed, that the nNue scary works
to erhap , brit suggested
g steal' for the i Pendent ii ri +ution of 25,000
d'arlliapa, suggeaet'd JoliNe, with acres of land are completed, and
might y,thefsdep red from me spNoial machint'ry for plowing :said
grubbing h.►s alresdy been .constrilue.
Judge. end, •
The wife all day now his oue sofag,x.,,,....'"'""'"'"',_..._..,..._--
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And
,.
And at night, toe, she'll:harp it,
Trying to make her husband git 1
A Reply From Bitty Hoy
Ike+lz Tnasi, Ia reply to my friend, It r
.7. ithgaw, I must say, I do not quiet under-
. zt4rid the Arab part of his communication,
dei to whether it was Luke and his disci.
;)iss, Sir,William, or frien,c} Litbgow, who
wet/if-the the °' erigivator of the following re:.
3sasta: "The Sunday after the formal
open;,% q,f.tbe town stall let there be a
Upton School Review. Let Kitty Key
4,dlnposo as Opening .ode, drat asking her
1 'itgasus, how are your poor feet." As I
eyt not acquainted with the former gentle-
n1,V11, I have come to the conclusion it is
friend Lithgow who wishes to confer this
hjnor upon me. In reply, I would say, I
will have to decline this honor from lack
of.eompetenoy. As to the "Pagasus," it
belongs to F. Hoag. I do not know what
apeoies• of quadruped it belongs, to but I
think he takes it with him when he goes
to see those sights he tells the boys about.
Now, as to friend Lithgow, I have always
regarded him as a full pledged 'Philoso-
pher, and it would be more than, presump,-
tion on my part, to measure, my less than
one talent,, with his ten. and `I think it
x'ght, that age and experience, should have,
thlr precedence of youth and beauty. 1
would also say, give honor to whom honor
is due, therefore I would suggest a slight
change in the programme, and request
that my friend Lithgow compose an ode on
our new town hall, to be sung at the open•
rug of the same, and on that most interest-
ing occasion let Kitty Soy twins a 'Laurel
Wreath' around his fair brow, and after
tlratppart of the ceremony is over: --
Lot there be got, Y. Hogg's "IS'Igasus,
Aufi place my friend Upon her;
Anaf lead het' forth, while we Cry aloud,
This the man we loge to ',Honour!
%With k;udest regards from.
KITTY TOY.
VI/Ingham, April 23rd, 1890.
A move on, and on beth hands spit
Aud beat the parlor carpet.
A. ease of transmission of inflection
to an unborn chiid' has occurred in
Paris. A child ,horn during the con- r. (JHApi+tAN, I notparefi, Ml Nei month
from nHu• Rouses and Farms for Sale, not exceeding 8 hues,,
valescence of the mother.. p $1 for first month, OOc. per subaceiuent mouth
monis was .atfeeted with the same 'femme, ov MARRIAGE LICENSES, NOTARY These tants wall bo atriet u adltured to
at the end. 9f PUBLIC, CONVre, ,. ; t.' special rate! for longer advertisements, or for,
me,lf[,djr, and diekl A,rriol "Big„ Bookstore, Monger poriada.
Advertisements without specific directions, will be
flue, say ;. RIPLEY, ;ONT.Inserted till forbid and charged accordingly, Trail,
1♦[pnoy to Loan on Furor Security at Low Rates of
Jittery advertisements must be paid to enrollee
By Ill} old charter the vicar nf. 11Te1- interuet. No col>l.nissiuu Charged.
Changes for centrad ads paid
must be in
the otecu uy Wednesday' noun, b, rider to septa(
ton b7owbrasr is authorised to sit in that week R. Elr.tars
bis church at a specified table, ata Paorutnti>u AND PD1iLaa[IIIR
specified time, and cullect two pennies
De. mermoveee,
three pennies from 'every nninarried
JOSEPUISE STREET,
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�, 1 Local and of ler casuu ads artie,.:monts, 8c, pug'line
••first
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BA141rF Or EIOHTtL DiVI6ION Oiler, leSultn or LIAR• for tr s
insertmti
Mon Lionxsgs. Lona( notices, ht nonpareil type, 10e, for (list in,
ONT. sertlnn and 6c. per line for each subsequent inserticr.
11'INQHAAt,' No loon' retie() will bo charged luta( than 250
-- Advent mentsofLost,l'ound,Strayed,kiitnatloes,
and Be .a..s Clhanues 11 anted, not encoeding 8 lhlua
Money to Loan on Notes,
Notes ¢ Discounted
one. He ix also entitled to a similar AT RE4'.SONAB!LE RATES•
tribute on every drove of, eattli✓ anter i ',stoney advanced on Alor ages at 8 per cunt. with
enter-
ing the parish. The present vicar heel privilege of paying at tlw cud of any year.
Notes
decided that tele custom smacks of and acgounts collected• ROBT. BloINDOO,
feudalism anti,Willnot enfortfie it, urvtuR,-BtaterBlock.Iyin hant,Ont.
A miner's wife, noted for her
large family, was always grumbling ti'
tr b ore, wet 1 its
guide l iu' its choice of proper food en -HAMILTON,
tirely by its nostrils. Blind horses do that she could not keep them clean, B ..-, a =3 A.M.
not make mistakes in their diet. In One day Biddy was returning hone
from the town with a large" tub on Capital, 1,000,000,, Rest, $400,000.
beg. shoulder, A neighbor happening Preside rt -Jerre sTUAR7.
to meet her says to. her :—Biddy, why Viee•Pr sideut—A. G, Rart '-,
have yott bought such a big tub 4 nets rune
Sure, and it's for me children. 1 can Jowl PRnci,WaoCHAS, B GUL'ERNEY,
Geot Roam, A. T'
put two in at (JfICe The. time 1 ,nen Cashierti. J. TURNBULL.
Saving$ Bank hours, 10 to 04 Saturdays, 10 to
1. Deposit -Of 51 attd upwards deceived and interest
allowed. •
Special Deposits aisot received at current
rates of interest.
Drafts on Great Britain and the United St to
bought and sold
the tetra* of Olympus a bronze horse
was exhibited, at;.t'le sight of which
six real horses experienced the most
violent emotions.. Aeiigu judiciously
observes that the 00 'at perfect ttrt
could not imitate nature suiSniently
well to produce so • strong illusion. washing the one the other can be
Like piing and Pauntnius, he cone•
gnently affirms that In casting the
statue a magician had thrown Hippo -
manes tipple it whieh by the odor of
the plant deceived the horses, and
therein we have the secret of the
miracle. The scent alotae of a buf-
falo rabe will cause many horses to,
evince lively terror, and d the floating timber clearings. There ere, 885 of
scent of a railroad train will frighten these marks'l)etween the Lek° of the
Wnods and the base of ,the Rocky
Mountains. The British '.pieced' one
post every two miles, and the United
States one between each. British p at.
The posts are of cast iron, and cast
on their faces are the words Conven-
tion of Londoti, Ogtolier 201b, '1818.
Where 'the line crosses lakes, moun-
tains of stone have been built project-
ing eight ,feet above high -hater mark.
In forests the line is defiri"ed by fell-
ing trees for a space a rod wide?,
steeping.
The boundary line between Canada
and United States is not iinaginary
as most people suppose. The fact is
the line id distinctly ' marked from
Lake Michigan to the Pacific Ocean by
chains, iron pillars, earth mounds and
some long after the 1oeomottve as ou
of sight and hearing.
Rooky Mountain Forrest Fires.
Those who ate unfamiliar with the
pine•clad slopes of the Rocky 1VIoun-
tains can Have blit little conception of
the destruction wrought by fire which
passes through the forests, The ground
covered to tlle.;depth of a foot or more
with the pitchy accumulations of cen-
turies of forest growth. Pine needles,
cones, dean branches, and the resinous
trunks of, fallen trees form a forest
floor thjt catches fire like tinder and
burns like a furnace. A spark from
a camp fire, pipe. or cigarette, may
ignite this forest floor, which may
ssnoulder for hours Or days before
bursting into flame. This flame once
started, the fire moves rapidly he -
fere the wind, constantly. finding, as
it moves along, new wood in the
debris upon the ground. eche Whey
of
of the evergreen trees uu;rns as read-
ily as hay teealted in kerosene oil.
Each tree, as the fire touches it,
becomes a huge torch, •which flares up
for a moment and then dies out, but
in that moment the tree's life has
been destroyed, and 'the thousand
trunks of the, "forest a2`e '1ef, to stand
for years, black monuments. of the
fire's destructive force. Before a gale,
such as often rages in the mountains,
a fire which has girt into • the thick
timber rashes onward, onward•witn a
f'1ry which is indescribable, and des,
stroys in an bour.tituber that a century
of growth cannot repl•tce.—N'orest and
Farm,
•
• 'shah Do We Live Sort
We mix in the great international
jam we crowd and push and. worry,
for what f.
Over ill the g rave-
and all l g ,
yard yonder lie the hoped, ambitions
and dream (if a th Iusand men who
rushed and worried, who toiled and
strtlgg'�d only to find a narrow prison
veil where rest hope or thought of Jove
can come. rend does it pay'1 Ought
it to be the, base metal of a fluetltat-
ing coniniereial value or the priceless
coin of pleasure mid content that wo
A 111iighty Beast.,
I"+,ew, even among the moat thought
ful of the genu holo, ever stop to
eoijsider the 'ianmenee 'size of the
great Greenlat;d or Bright whale
Galen:( mystieetue, D ). 1 illson says
that it will eight
over 100 tons.
Just think of it, 220,000 pounds. At
that rate the gigantic Creature would
outweigh 89 of the largest elephants
or a half a thousand grizzly bears;
bfiiced in chunks of 1,000 pounds each,
his carcass would load a freight train
of 11 ears to its fullest opacity. 'The
whale -bone in such a' whale would
weigh as (arch RS three of the tergest
poor in•)italsshoul'13trive to 8eclrpees ,Norman horses, rind his oil would fill
Buried citlas, renturi a old, are fo :,o kerosene ibarrels.—St Louis Xie..
1
covered with the, dust of human pub&
being They 4iield up their treesnres,
tl,.ad veeriills dig among the dead with ,, to the Ileacs it could doubtless be made
iu saft+tre'd:lhftt they. might find a sit of t:( the Vienna arid Dada v 1th i veryplacable., We have teen a wall
gold; toeatiare their greed. And the telePhorte 1' ne of silieu!i bronzy itewioo�I washed witli't1'tis clay threes, four years
man well, pease; to riileet ripen the ti'1S 11. en ob$erved to coiled t 1 ono And with
h h good threeor'votir first
;:Iu4f' of fill r,iGlts a la:xrei bone' in the gni thiektwrisq th tt it forms on neigh. ! ptltyon. It will bea good thiiig for some.
rete,(* of 140 flOtti,l'Al clusteroa die- )),)i!f!]' t(1'e4ralall w't;7 of irnfl, man 'whenever railroads come near.
h.,r.ir Il ltZ"renee anf vibration iS .ti sur neSte.Cl enough to furnish transportation. -•^•hear.
1:410 Stt.4.4
Muslim Bureau.
The census bur u sprang up in the
night like a giga is mushroom. When
Mr. Potter -was appointed superintendent
a few months ato it was represented by
a single individual known in the interibr
department as,,thie "census clerk." Now
it has 2,000 employes in' the offices here,
and 45,000 Men will don be in the field,
not counting; • the thousands of special
agents.:: It will spend on paper and
printing $'."i00,000, and for other expenses
nearly $1(l,,;Q00,000 more—for it costs about
ten cents: a head for every man, woman
and Child to take the census of a people.
Finally, it will publish;' twenty-five vol-
umes,,'and then, like a mushroom, it will
go•out;of existence, leaving not a trace
behind save one solitary 'census clerk
sitting at a desk intim department of the
interior, until the year 1000 shall arrive
and 'another census shall be in order.
Thea}, the mushroom ivil1 sp}but hgain,—
Washington Letter, u
Lighting the 171r„e by Eidgtrieity.
Jlectrioity has stepped in mercifully
to alleviate the miseries of tl)e early riser
olldark winter mornings.. 'An arrange-
ment has been devised by. 'which a con-
•'tection is made between the room clock
1 and the stove. The clock; ipdicatog isset
over night to any requileed hour, and
when the lour hand reaghes that time
in the motning an electric. connection is
established with the stove,which is then
lighted by an electric spark Tlie sleeper
hi the meati tithe is not 'disturbed. As
the temperature of the rgom rises, how-
ever, it is indicated by a. small therino-
stat, and when it has ree,ched a point of.
suminerlike comfort aft alarm is sounded.
The sleeper, of course, is awakened, but
the act of jumping alta of bed has now
no terrors for him, }and the morning
ablutions are perfor)ned without•a shud-
der.•• --New Fork 81#1.
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B. WILLSOIT,
MEYBB & DICKINSON, Llrs.
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Mantle
. Af s
Is OFFERING
M O N
SON
AT VERY LO�v It4ATEs.
sE IIM z
OFFICE-QPPCSITE THE MARKET.
WINOIIAM UQTODER 4Tn. 14ES8
WlNOHAM; •_ . • ONTARIO
DR. F. E. GODFREY,
First-class honor n,an and general proficiency medal-
ist Toronto Uulverrity. Member College Physicians,
and Surgeons of Ontario, BI LOnAyR, ONT.
Oifioe-At Methodist Parsonage.
W B. TOWLER.
Member College Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario.
—Coroner for County of Huron- •
Oripq at "Tuts PHARMACY " • gingham, Ont.
TED &SCOTT
GALS
147,
S7
Josephine Street. ` Winghain, Ont.
Ua. J, A. MEIS11tUM,
' Honor Graduate of Toronto University, and
Member of the'.o11e;o of PhymioialtS and Surgeons of
Ontario.
str0eets, foce rmerly occupied by„T)r. Bethune. Centre Pub,*•
1VINO1AM •- • •• ONT.
J. A. II ' TRD, I J. 1Y, acorn,
Cunt Forest. Listowel.
Deposits Received and , Interest
Allowed.
Money. AdTanced to farmers mut
VANSTONE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Eto., Eto.
Private and Company funds to`,Ioan at lowest rate4
interest.and
r No farm
prssion operty bought and d. rsold. ages, town,
OFFICE -Beavon Block, Wnn•OuAM, ONT.
Business Men,
On long or,�iihort time, 'on endorsed notes
or collateral security. Sale notes bougfit
at a fair+valuatiou. ,Money remitted to all
parts Canada at yeasonable charges. -
Special Attention Given to Col-
lecting Aeconnts and Notes.
Agerrtta in Canada- The 11�Trahants' Bank
6f Canada
OMOS Boure-»From O a. nr. to e'p. m.
A. E. ,SMITH,
Agent.
Natur.•sti Calcimine.
There Js within a few miles of Hazel
Green, icy., a bank of clay that =ekes a
very superior calcimine when dissolved'
in water, and' if a railroad was running
Furl; Tclegr'atie.,
T ST HURON
J. A. MORTON
BARRISTER ac.,
Wtoghant 4' • O1gario
t••
f►
i,1EYLR & DICKINSON,
ft: W. Ci. iV�iLieR, Q.C._i-E. L. DICKINSON,
nerteiSTtRB Aye S(�LICITOE$, Etc., Etc., SQ;.
lit:itora for Bank of Ilanilton, ommissioaurs for
•
tatting attidavits for Manitoba, Farm, Town and
Village property bought and sold. Money (private
funds) loaned on mortgage security at 5/ per cert..,
Money invested for private persons, upod thebq_8;
mortgage securities without 'any expense to th4.
lender. Lands for sale in, Manitoba and the Nortlhl.'
west.
Unice—Bent's Block. Vktn ham.
DENTISTRY: J. S. JEROME, %VixeIns%
Is manufacturing Celluloid Plates
Vulcanite plates of the beat materia
as
*Dominion. 's (
All work wa can be ranted ot in the
Vegetable Vapor adu;4nistered for tho painless
extraction of teeth, the only safe anesthetic known.
TARR. NOTrcR.-d will extract teeth for 10 Cents(
each.
OFFICE: Lt ;Ghe Beaver Block, opposite the
Brunswick'Rota.
11 ()ILL
S,�rIIV,��fIANl ONNT.
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MY Fr !
DENTISTRY •-•W. E. 51ACDNALD, Wiso ete.
•1 „OM1 Maker of Vulcanite, Celluloid, Alloy,
Sihe, Gold, etc., etc., Plates, ranging
in•prices from „500 upwards per sot
erownng and bridgework. T1eeth ex
tracted without the least pain by the use of Vital-
ized Air. Read (Ace, gingham side entrance op-
posite the Queen's hotel, open daily (Sundayirexcept-
ed) from 0 a into 5 p m.2 Will be at Blyth every
2nd and 4th Saturday of eachmonth-OfNeeit.Milne
hotel; Gerrie :1st and Ord,iiondays of each month-
08Ice at Albion hotel. a4tractine 25 cents,
JOHN RIiCHi4,
GENERAL, IN0IJRANCE AGENT,, ' 't
G l'S pfoo
•
have these 111Us(n full operation, and are in a peal,'
tion to do ouatiem work of ali'lJinds on short notice.
WOO AND MODE PANT D.
exchange for pale or oustont work.
STOCKING
Wisosan,
QNTanw9.
ROBERT CUNNINGHAM,
INSURANCE
FIDE AND MARINE, '
OUELPET.
DEAN, ,la., WIsOuAM,
.
•.IXOENSED AUCTIONEER TOR TJdr COUNTY
'OF HURON,
Salts attended in any part of ter,Co. qh0.
r f
Moderato.
Ferre. (WithIli, WINenAM,
• LICENSED AUCTSONOEf von 'frig COUNrI, Gl
tame.
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All orders left at the Tufts oaleo prornptl, at, end
ed to. Terme rea sable.
JAMES IIEN11i.RsON,
tasl1san AUCr10NZES. VOR C0CNrtXX Beam
All sales attended to promptly and on the Shortes
Netise.
Chargee Moderate and Satisfaction guaranteed.
Ali necessary ,arrangements Can be glade at stag
Tisas' 010040
WI/01MM, ON'rj
AND
e BOLTON .1r ilAIVAINS
1', G, & B. L. Suavavons Aso Ova, knoaNafia
LISTOWEt Aso WINORAM,
All orders lett at the eftlori of tbsl, rtf4[ 2 S.
TAM'S, etc„ cheep. >
t LC44. ti
c,l,. Peet tet Atteneicee