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l!hyslellatie and popnlsr Prescriptions acautotela
Cowgate§. by !. §.glias, rr
Blyth and Wingilaw foto oneeitiiseicn, and ,,,our per too ilia,.
Father Q'Gonnor was appointed drat fern hien par bushel,
SO pastor.. The charge was a diffloult one, as I Data, •
BRNey
the churches are far apart and every other seas,
week it was necessary to drive about '111°,1' tors,rb
fifteen miles to attend to Wingham ando
Lolls,
lllyth, the pastoral residence being at W oo.spar or
d,
or es it le now called, St Uay per ten,
compounded.
Augustine. During his iuoumbeney
Pure »rris and f'''h`8micals about fiv6yeara,:he built a flue rem clenoe,
played by Iiia met and neauagedlent,
financial abilitY of no mean 'order, in
1885, his Lordship removed lith to Maid-
stone, where be resided uutil his death,
At this parish his bnsinoss tact was again
called into requisition and by his efforts,
assisted by a generous people., a debt ot
it af:d'CiRAND TRUnx TOWN TT0R16T $8,000 was entirely obliterated. The sibs§-
9TEAlfetl'iing front the sago's df hies firs' pastoral
FFICE. Charge, in 111385, Was d sad One: The
sorrowing people presented an affectionate
address, that gave, we feel sure•, but a
faint idea of tine utter sense of bereave•
went that generally prevailed, Evia he had
`daring hie stay in their midst, endeared
himself to them by his many good and
'a,niirable qualities and indefatigable zeal in
the discharge of his priestly duties. To
bim no privation was too great, no weather
too severe to ptevent him from bringing to
his scattered flock the consolations of re-
ligion. In his iutercouree with others
there was a charm, a magnetism; so to
speak, that won the respect and esteem of
all with whom lie carne into contact;
Protestants as well as Catholics, and to
bring shoat hie happy and most desirable
95 state of affairs no diplomacy was used
on his patt ; all were attracted towards
123 bim by his truly Christian life, his modest,
unassumiug demeanor, intensified and
ennobled by the dignity of the Priesthood,
the great respousibilities of which lie
never lost sight of. Iu fine, how well does
15i8 character remind "one of Goldemith'a
be .t tiful lines
0 f14a1a..
$250tri
°e 8' 0
St to.
125 to.
6t
2to
11 to
1:1 to
o to
1 25 to
4 00 to
a specialty!,
f it'll flesh Of Toilet Articles,, 5' f rnoe, Sponges;
v: i1 'ctacles, etc, always in stook--
tBEl1L TELEPFIONE t CENTRAL
'OFFI'C'E•
paid off a large amnia of debt, and die•
Wingliatir, •
Ont.
t*EinOam.Eimo
FEID•AY, MAY 10, 1890.
EAST HURON IN 1886.
' the following are the returns for East.
Huron, at the general election in 1888 :
BnossrLB.
Gibson. Hays.80
No 1 50
52• No 2 41
8
No
139
•• lliajority for Gibson -16.
MOM
No 1 69 53
No 2 54 22
NO' 3 103 81
No 4 54 35
No 5 69 47
Nob ..75 49
46
283
No 7...,........ 71
499
Majorityfor'Gibson--215.
mama:
58
72
52
62
66
50
360
Majority for Gibson -39.
Hammitt:a No 1.. 61
.No 2., 85
No 3 42
ds
F,Rti 251
-Majority 1040bsod-115.
No 1 xw 45
:No 2 ; 65
No 3'
No 4 25
1105 56
No 3 42
No 7.... . 28
No 8 iii
327
' 'Majority for Gibson -25.
HO W ICI'.
Nol 50
No 0 • 71
No 3.:.. 61
No4 65
No 87
Nob 53
389
Majority for Hays -100.
wBoxETEli
Nn. 1 61
Majority fir Gibson 32.
T0BNBEBBY:
No 1 50 47
No 2 88 42
No 3 fib 42
No 4 lis 50
2gj 180
Majority for Gfbtidli-1016t
Total majority tit Gibson -441.
The Late Rdv. d'dlin 'O'Cottttor, o>l ittrt/t2.
,'tone.
Oe Sunday, itis inst.( Rev John O"Cdn•
'i1or,P P, Maidstone, Essex Coun'tyt for -
No 1
No 2_..1
No 3
No 4
No. 5
No 6
40
30
57
40
67
18
321
36
36
29
35
136
stn
28
47
36
a3
2q
43
96
GG
98
93
73
'63
4$9
Blift in hie ditty ptompt at every call,
He watched and wept, he prayed and felt
for all,
And as a bird each fond endearment
tries
To tempt its new fledged offspring to the
skies,
He tried each art, reproved each dull de-
lay •
Allured to bright worlds and ledthe way.
Regnieseat dfi pace.
May 10th, 1890. D. E.
BOfN
41A1see—In Wingbam, on the Rh instant, th'o wife
of Mr W H Maines; a eon.
Di lsD.
WI, Janet Rich -
'mond,
—Tn •Mot•�is, on Mhj t h ,
5 ond, native of Sorb, Ayrshire, Scotland, aged 72
years.
.
Ihoazdoxo —):n Morris; chi May 5th, Mary Rich-
mand native of Soto, Ayrshire; ,
Scotland;
af°
d 7
1
yew*.
MoDocaabL—At Raglan, Marwick, on Saturday
evening, May 23, John Y McDomeiii, aged ss yeare, 8
Months and 21 day's.
Con'rxs-In St Thomas. on the 101kh Instant, of con.
idi'eicns, John Howard, youngest child of Mr J L
Coutts, formerly of Winghatn, aged 2 3 earn, a moa.
and 18 days.
• inerly pastor of the united parielles of Louis Republic.,
''SVawanosh,$lytit and 'Wingham, after a .•
:lilekiont Voting Meth 1A,
The Syracusans used at and tithe olive
leaves for ballots. Rome, at un early
day aftei< democracy was irirtilOduced,
borrowed the ballot box system of the
Greeks, bat never took .kindly 16 it. The
Australian system of today is a revival
of the practice in Rome 2,000 year's ago.
The voting classification in Greece In
olden times was ,both social and terri-
torial, riot unlike the arrangement in
this Cbdntry in presidential elections..
Many of the ancient systems bf voting
Were corrupted by extravagant favorit-
ism and bribery was not unctlmmon.—
Detroit News.
BARK )11fANTED.
The Wiham Tauniiig •Co.
will pay
$5 SER CORD
for chi summer's, poolingof.ghgldtiHemlock Bart
deli§•' ed at their Tannery, 6
175
0§0
1
40
k5 1A
1000 I
1 00 Ipill
14
+ ,.
e o0 11
NOTICE.
•
Coaff of Revision an Appeal.
Take 'notice that tha,Court of Revi§ion and Appeal
tor t.1 p Municipality Of Turnberry �klll hold its first
'sitting for the yoar'l890 an
8aults' Motel; Bluevale,
ot lMalOo
this Cou
Turn
Many .imine Iscariota 8umrin1i d.
'The inhabitants of many 'of the Med-
iterranean iseh islands hang of burn a
f hi''e of Judas on each recurring Good
Friday, tone remarkable part of the
ceremony `consists in decking the head
end face Of the figure with red dyed
'wool, which ,'nay be accounted Cor by
the fact that there is a tradition that
Judas was red 4fttired. Shakspeiife calls
'red hair "Judas bolored hair," and. many
foremost ivritet2 have spoken bf , it a3
*the flaming .'rend of infidelity"—St;
brief hilt ddkere illness, brought on by an
,attsok of itifinf h, gaveliP his Life td Min
ovho on this earth Pis served so faittiflilly
rand well. 4he lamented deceased was
barn of Pixies Cathotie Barents, iii the
'township of itiokeritlO; dear Whitby. After
.attending tlibuildObborinli aehbols,heentnted
kit ltfieliael'e Causes' Toronto: Early in
life he bad displayed an It'rdent desire tri
enter the holy Priesthood, and during hie 1
'term at St Michael's this "ambition ,in this
regard grew. strd8ger. His modest de.
*meaner, his uusilttentatioue piety, lana
4striot attention tonin 1st/adieu, s11d*ed itis
iltneap for this poly'ioftio5. Aotcrdingly
/after ,55 most successful career at tit.
liticb{c'6l1tt, he began hill studies tit" i.he.
()rend fibminaryl Monti'Sttl, and iron! 111
ii
Sae titii1 4irdaindd to WI Priesthood by
_t
the present Artlhb:t.lop tit Toronto, hient
iiiehop of the Diocese of London. At'-
$s.t•'.fiinit hiihnelf. to • than' Diocese, he are
it +�c#i1 .a ilg.�>E i til
00•11094i rail.
on
DAY, MAY 26,'
e. m, All persons having business with
will govern themselves aocordinglyt�
Jotla BURUS0II; Tp. MURK,
rry May 9th, 1800,
HOLSTEIN -FRIESIAN
BULL.
The nndereignefl will keep for Me'tviee, t ie eaMon,
on Ldt 5 ;con. 3,Tnrnberry,a purebred bul1,,'Rarne-
ton Boy." R stored in fifth volu8re of the Holstein
Friesian her ook, Tains 81.60 fob intnrance,to be
paid next tort LAWRENCE L'OVELL, Prop'r.
EXECUTORS' NOTICE.
Purs,rapt to the Revlbed Statutes of Ontariq, 1887,
pphapter 100 section 38 the creditors of Milani Pitt
HiscoCkt,late of the town of lvtugham,tn the Co,plty'
'et Huron and Province of Ontario; Clerk, who ddu d
On or about the Slit day of 'Match A. D., 1890, are
required to send to J. A: Morton, of the Town of
.Vingham in thd County of Heron, Solicitor for the
tinderslrned eveoutors of the, said deceased, oh ,or
before the 9th clay of Juno A. D.. 1890, their.nainoe
aderessee and descriptions; the full particulars of
their claims, a statement of their accounts and the
nature.of the, 0ecuritfes'(it'any) held by them, and
notice is hereby given, that the said Executors will
immediately niter the last mentioned day proceed to
distribute the 'aleete'of•the staid deceased among the
parties entitled thereto having regard oply to the
claims of which they shall then have had notice.
J. A. If ogVdx, Soho for
mond Joni: H. RisenORe,
• Executors.'
h'ilay;1890.
Served the liioverrihtent Seventy-one Yearn)
Judge James • Lawrei. on entered the
postal servict3 When he was 16 years old,
and has been hi 4t 'continuously for sew=
enty-and years. 43,3 is said to have swor i
in every pdstliiaste* general since the
�adnlinistratiort of President • Andrew
:l'auk8'on. Wlien DI's. Silas was sworn in
Mr, fi awrenson was overlooked, and
When the postmaster` gerietal heard of his
record he sent fa Mr, l awrenson and
'tvasl stvorn in•again.a=-Nw York Sun.
I)rliilr ilutternsllk.
Lactic acid, iYhiah is not Car oft from
the beverage thltn
oonly ten ed butter -
.Bilk, has bosh k ieig the 1 , do wonders;
it is Itnnounecld, A good' i ny pee*
who are "otit bC Sorts" with liver troll,
bled Wight try the blittersuilk, elite di-
rest, Without 4vaitifln• pion: for all: illness to
have It presciiiied. far thEspecially ,
bld and feebltl lieoplederive Benefit trot.'
theblisitli.'g litti i1113t'w=Ndi�d' 11111k T`hlti
tepti►11t
R 4
Roar t. His
Wingham, (hit, ,
•
EXECUTORS NOTICE.
Pursuant tothio Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1887,
chapter 100 section 38, the creditors of William
Mooney We'd, the'Township of Turnberry in the
County of Huron and Province of Ontario, Gentle-
man, who died on or about:the eth day of April A.
send to
J. A.
Morton of the
' dt
u re o
T not
aYe g t
<l.
���� in ham iii the County of Huron $ohcrtor
Town o[ p
for the •uiidotpigt+od- Ff.eotora of the esti deceased on
b
cr torbt(jg 9th dayoUJune,.A' D.,1890 their flamer,
addregtaa§'hnil Aeshriptiogs .the full particulars s of
their elai±le n etatemdat Of their accounts andthe
tae and
'tie 1PPanv held by them, notices ere seen', Ai ( 1,
notice is hereby Cin en'rt114t the said Executors will
in,,n cdliataly After the. lastinenttloned day proceed to
distribute the nesetn Dieing. said xleceased among the
parties entitled thereto: leaving regard only to the
claim's of wh' hthey Sh'all:then have had notice.
A: Mon
on, Solicitor�for
CiatpokaiWA sit and 4soltolc DA. OARN0,
p•• Executors,
Ont.,.9ih May, 1890. •
J.
1V. Hi
whin§'.
Prop'erty.€or Sale ' '
IN WX9 GRAM..
The nders2g 1eh • of ' a' for sale hi$ dwelling h8uae
and one or more acres of .land, as purchaserip y
require. The property. )$ nicely located, ai,d.will e.
sold on reasonableternia. For full particulars, app y
to the owner,
• ildeE < ANGUS.
Wrotham. April 9th, 1899,,
COT
ULSION
EM
�S.
Of Pure Cod
Liver Oil and
HYPOPHOSPHIIES
of Lime and
• Soda
Scc$i's Emulsion {tutpmyct
is a rteoriderfut Fteelr Producer. ,2tis the
Best Jtle8Wedy for CONSUIIRPTIOIIT,
Scrofula, Dronchitis,Wastitilf Dis-
eases, Chronic Coughs and Oolds.
1'tLATABLE AS MILH.
Bebtl•e Emulsion is only put up In ealthon color
wraii{er. Avoid all fmitatioiihorInbdlitutione.
Seidl)/ all Druggists at 60o. and $1.00•
SCOTT Jt BtSWNE Renewing.
r.
GO TY OF HURON TEACHEIIS'
B :: MINA'.l'IO1V Si 189
,Primary (3 ) and Junior eavinli and Pass
Matriettlation d) Examine ' • TIN at the Collegiate
Institutes and 7 di School ` t the.County, on Tues.
day, 8th July, 8.4 ,m.; n or eaviug and Honer
Matriculation (1st G Tu fay, July 15th, 8.40 a, tn.
Candidates who wish c 'rite at either Clinton or
fieatotth meet notify • 141. Melinah, Esq., 1, 11.
Sonnets, Clinton P..0. ot tater ttan 22nd of May,
stating rvhieh of t,l o sthenia two, ;owl
mP
t@rito at; and those io eh to, 'write at 0odegg r ,
must notify J, r, T
, Ecq. I. . ,Schools, Godtric t
P. 0„ at tho sum d:lte. notice must bb ae•
cdmpnnied by o, to of 3i5.00, §.anis will he, ler.
"art1td to the It pitrtment unlet .the foe is paid.
ileitd piasters of he Coilegtato DA, efts and high
Seitaels will p tat; send the neva 'lone of their
d 'Mitch
y� v n uts its h
,�� ft
i{ l
h bees
to oG
setas o
c�� dl a 1
t}I�,Cbll tat nri•itteu or lilt;'111dfuols •tu sfttrat d.
1'0151* l nt 1111 .rat:oh inlay. to ',Lid Wan • WON.-
torsor:. ry) 1'Irfirit AnAMO<
fieeretaty H. Pfd ei0+
11%41e
•
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FOR
IA
DI
Out'
Dress Goods Departtnent
Has ecomeb?amotis for immense variety bf colors anti styles, and a All
prices iii
HENittikiCAti, FAILLE, FANCY PLAiDS'(BLACIt AND COLORED), MARVFTIr4
LUX Y't)NOI:E LUXOR.
We fail to discover a single weakness in our Dress Goods'
0
.OUR PRINTS
take in all the ribielties of the season.
"O
ORDERED CLOThINCA
Out' Tweed Department is well stocked in all the newest §tyles 1111
makes. Don't fail to examine: our large and attractive stbck befa
buying.
0
See our nobby
Hats, Ties, g iirts, ° Hosiery, Gloves and Collars.
CARPET AND LACE CURTAIN DEPT 4
Big,, stock, cheap prices, best goods in Brussels ; all -wool Tapestry
Union and Hemp at lowest price.
We extend a cordial greeting to all to visit our stoke; examine stock; ,
get prices and compare goods. No trotible to show goods.
JUST QPENED. .*
GRA ANL
nod 0p
a
' e ii§t o
list J p
General Provision and Grocery Store,
hear1y op ihsite the Market;
0
The Stock consists of •
Sugars 'Teas, Tobaccos3 Spices, Raisons, Currants;
Dat6s, F1igs and Prunes.
CANNED GOODS OF ALL IL1NDS=-"reit; Peas, Corn, Salmon;`
Corned Beef and Sardihesi:.
All kinds of Biscuits. Di.ied .Meats, Fish, Butter, Eggs and Liverpee;l
Salt: A: Ail) a,sortmeut cif
CRO EERY . AND GLASSWABS
i i opts btf separate, .
ti
Butter, E',gg§1 Dried Meat, gel, taken in exehztnge. As we
buy for cash; we are able to sell at the cheap'est rates. fly-
and
yand inspecting olir•godrls you will oblige
R. A . RA •Al e
March 2&; I1300. Winghiln1, Oat.
$25 REWARD:
The alcove reward will 1335 paid to any persoh t*Ho
will give Mich information its will lead to the ap te-
Winsion and conviction of the party or partied frii0
hurglarttiitsly entered tl a Nfitrham Public School
between fhb hour of 4 n•. hl, Saturday, 20th April Bili
the following watt? (homing,
by order of the SC11o01, Bo*ftif.
wirigllalrt; Aerli 29th, 1800
To Breeders.
The Holsteir1 Frielian 11011,
HU It ON LAD, No., iltid
Rogidtoraid in the fourth .volume of thelipalhteth
Frteean herd Book, will lie kept for eervice tiering
the Beason of 1890 at Lot 11; Concession 1, Merits.
Tornis., 8j..60 for grade cows ; thoroughbred Mal.
stele co(i%, $20; with the iirivilego of returning; to
be bo Odd at time of servicbb•
''0119 A Mali/111kMoths, Apr118th,1890.'
Pleasant ''alley Apiary.
PURE ITALIAN` QUEEN
son s4tt11
Tested QubtnS, during May,.. 00
• during Juno6
......,. ,..:1776
Untested flit fins, atter June 15111 . . f
or 6 untogtbll, tautens after Jues 11it1t ..... 4 00
T alit' have a quantity el chaff Mies and kali
hived fir Bale;
Ciirpnnto worli l.ttendett to in all rte bratoliti8't41th
ilis8tn,ae hind itebp8tch,
klidtin, A. MILLEItl
Vti1jltjttftli (lilt:
M
WANTED—headers for the Fire,
Side Weekly,cohtainiiig the new story,
" A Rolling Stone," by Kate Eva
Westlake. Send 50 ceilts for three
itibnths' trial, and re0ei7e a prelniuth,
Agents wanted everyalhere. Good
preihlunis and big.colntnisaions. 7'It!l,•
l.niii61DC Wnukt r, 9 Adeairle St.
What, Toronto.
Cheap P'ropi rty.'
Two choice Lots, 'vel{ fended, An th ''ab'e't?,''of°
.Patrick and Catherine t tteeta, w dp1* 08' dood sized
Cellar, new atone wall ready for bric19 o?'trante dwel-
ling.
we1-
rring.., Excellent wen, dueled up, Also quantity of
fWill be sold cheap,'
D. -hitt GO1t130N,
W1sghain,
ALLAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMM3HIPS,
Are intended to sail every wee from
1MCantreal and Quebec,
Derry and Liverpool.
ik3Mlittist OtsenI5HCItei five Diyi friss Lit/ to
tind,.f
kedUction in Csbin Rites.
.$50, to $qO; aecordieir to .Oration ; bran.
Metta'tC; Mehl all requisites for the ttioyap .
Steerage at wet rates. M-c,,,tundatlon '.gnus•
pieced:
can r rice Montreal,
tea Rbts c9 men t rea. o 1.
Apply lb 11. it; AL Ati, ritnntreal, nr
+i$11tx TJIA,'t'JS WY1di{inh
0
KoltitImp
VOL. XIX --N
SEASONABLE GOO1
Opened out today at the B
Black and Colored Kid
:Black and Colored Silk
Black and Colored Lisle
Black and Colort3iii Lace
Cashmere and Cotton Hos
r' 4Curtains and Curtain
Muslins, Embroideries, Part)
Piles of new goods in
corner of the store,
Colne and see them,
7
1T�1
BO13T. 0111;
Direct
THE BEAR, May 23, 1890.
LOCAL NEWF.
p Fireworks of all kinds at 1,
Messrs C Lyti 'Sons eh
load of doors to �inin\fang, w
last.
.-1 Iv Center haze decided t
Iowe ufrtil Wiugharn becomes
—Just bee& lse we the an pee
flay, olon't'b iu a hur y to shi
yy1i,l,"aunels.
•l°r -,The TITINS will bo sent•
scribers from now till the ead'
50 cents.
—A. nice into. or. baby 1
•received at 8,c.iIweey y fur,
Vinglittan.
—Those ho are fon of • ti
e, burrn k can gra o
ai:• utte
Gr ata
—A nu ibc+r of tkii,+ rti•ati,
pie were in 'Toronto. 1.Lyi9 'ee
Seal and Mrs. Locate.
—Gants' clothes cleaned,
and preseed also baht coal
dyer. and pressed, Sti siacti.
Shop on lTictoiia St., next i
x. hank's shoe shoe.
• The Rev . r Hoorn§ ±iso
Ingersoll on .out lay last,
Paul's church bei' • couducl,
'Mr Wright.
—Top..'haetou buggv for
to Geo Thomson, Lotl&ud
Wiugbam.
—The regular annual', ri
East Ilurou Testi ere,' Ass'
held in Se&forth o Thured
of this week,
---Dress and mantle
promptly and to order
'l;axter at their hornkou 1
\dpposito the old 1'ost'Oiilc
Mr. R C Sl rling ship)
eggs to Moutrea a Wedui
. of potatoes to the s e pis
bothbyGTR.
—Tice to bell of Now
o ve fling at gin o'clock, an
ing ou the street, after thi
▪ with by the author'tiee.
—On and after the Stli it
J I:1: otnutll &t Sou will sell
and shoes at cost for cash,
iininense stock and got' 1
gains.
—Tie su mor time
effect on the :cud Trul
week. Thera arc to chaffs
of the trains ou tli linos
hale.
--If you Have hewer us.
whitewashing and lcalnad
chat with some of your
have, before you begin'
Sold only by Jas: A. Clic
//—The annual meting
• 'District of tho Mo Odill
st Teeswater on Tito :tl
'of this week.. Thoeo
presided.
—G rC 11, ''trains for
leave WVint;hattt A 0.110
via ;y (4 dr 1) Division
rand 5.40 p. nr.. Via. e1
Good connections by all
.--Mr Sen''. 1 Grigg,
• � :.own, and •ly of
i,ondou, has
lett been app.
*tits Northfield, f s
at•1ti11rtb i evtlhl;olist ,