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4Co,forth!! -0' temperance band!
00.your godlike mission tMind,
a
I helping
e o I
And swiftly r a
To the fails,;, drink•fettered slave.
r -en the reeky'otests of Oleootroublous titres
Seta light o'er the hidden shoals. ,
There. are barks to be saved from ce rt'
°eln'ne
,:That are freighted with human souls.
O RSiOAN YEM
¶d Ctutom That IDNiI Often Eictlertished
Entire `Nmillew
Mould a 'Cersicau, in revenge for in-
jury done to himself or hie relations, or
even to his dog (wide Horse, kill another
with knife or•coup .de tush, public sym-
pathy sustain% hila, the hills shelter lum,
Ids relatioiia feed ;him, and jpeetice, in the
1 shape of gendarme-, winks with both
eyes unless the murderer be very un-
popular. ndit
popular. True, be is'termed'a >
and has to take refuge in the macqui, as
the natural bush is called that clothes
the mountain sides. 'Weil informed Cor-
sicans..tell one that there aro at this mo-
ment in the islanri'over ono thousand in
hiding. '
But please understand the bandit is no
rI"and, Should you, defenseless, hap -
'4 Let eounds of goepel.'prelude,
Grandly sweep through the haunts of sin;
Till ieringin,', chorus at hosts rescued, be Will not ,alb
Shottt the notes of our battle hymn, I ip n
'. If044 0 not. the the ordeal be trying, pen to fall in with hien,
Nor dream that thy strength shall fail, 1, *your purse, but on the contrary, Offer
• u food, if he has it, and Ilhelter in ids
minded, i"'at?
;Fat- Faith, icor, and I boa. In a fight
t►t Spotaylvanie, a dirty red lifted his gun
and fired. I wes`seered,1* tell yez. He
struck me right under me leis ,teaet,
Capt. Spear ----lint it it struck where you
say, the ball meet have gone tihrengle your PllB>!,tC,
t Orrics Big" Bookstore,
heart and killed you, RIPLEY 06T.
..•T ! h oar want Ia suprlytug.
e ,ova
The Welty cue 1 he shall prevail,
•r AR N ES.
The currant worm has arrived, and has
'started to work; get your hellebore on
haled, or the leaves will soon be gone, Now
is the time to prune your fruit ltreeeAum ; ottt
Out the black knots fron your p.
Away with the. locust, poplar and, willow;
'they are destroying your gardens. Cut
down des.d trees and make fire wood of
them, bug basof the
The olerhdo beetle ur • potato life prevails there' can be no hope
'tome to stay apparently. Re is more plenti- extinctioh of the vendetta.
till this year than usual aul very active and An English gentleluan,Vapt. Gr, Who
lull of business. The ( auadian thistle af- has no 1hive1 fo somer n own property,
or fifteen
fords him shelter when he comes to the years Cold inc the following story: "It seems
surface, after his sleep of nine o mouths,
that' one of this employes of the former
And be waits with the patience of Job and proprietor, fancying he had serine grudge
all his relations for the first alppearanae of, against the new owner, ivade himself
the young stalk, Mother bug has not been 'objectionable by breaking down•fenCes,
driving goats and sheep into the gardens
idle either, she is fully prepared to settle and annoying Capt,:G. in other Ways,
+upon the leaf and lay an innumerable
snumber,of eggs on the under side 'of it. Capt. -G. happened to.. mention tike fact
Almost as quickly as the King moth as- of tilt man's enmity, and deplored it as
sumes the colors rivalling a peacock -after man, anav hbo ile ngto a proprietor, aind also
it breaks the cocoon and appears wingless g 1 h he was on
-do these deposits take form, and the
'ivholo corepauygo out to do battle 'against
'nature, armed to -the teeth, and as bent
xt'Ipon destruction as ever Napoleon's army
*wall. Mau has to fight the rascals, and
',the contest keeps him busy daily. A dose
(or two of Paris green reduces the number
ref those pests, but the keeping of a;pair of
;peacocks on the farm will utterly annihil-
:e.te there -they cannot colonize wherethese
iltenelsome birds are'kept, as they become
:'food for their representative of a warmer
'ciitn'e as fast as they make an appearance.
jA.
cave, and most probably refuse any pay-
ment for his hospitality. It is only his
foe's family against which he wages war,,
.and of course in self defense with the
'gendarmes. These latter he will shoot
with
as much unconcern as a woodcock.
And yet, though the Corsican will not
rob you, it is not because he does not love
honey, For, a very few francs, both
Corsican gentlemen and English resi-
dents aver, you can find a man who will
do your killing foryou and rid you of
:your enemy with knife or bullet. And
while 'this hitter •contempt for 'human
BAILIFF OF EIGHTH DIvISION COUR, iSSUER or MAR-
RIaGE LICeNsES.
WINGHAM, . ONT.
' CHS- .•APM- AN,^•°....,,."_"".•'""",."`.. .-..•n•-
t" LICENSES, NOTARY
ISSUER or AfAR Coal E ANGER, Ere.
' t at Low hates c
heart Vas fn l Seaitrity
me
pat -Oh, be dad, sort
Vann me mantle at that time,
-- — hh Money to Loan on Notes.
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TIMES OFFICE, JOSEPHINE' STIffeke
wINGNA11•, O 'T..RIQ. 4(
tdubsoriptionpri e, yoar,fnat banks
11loncytoLoanon ,un I iFlt"•ISINO RATES:
'ItItOrG4t. No epuunlssioO charged.
spot) 1: 1yee 1 Oma, S'xtt_efee.
Oitov in" Quo 00 itt36 ee 1 &+2U 01i 'Vit .
• halt 85 00 kc 0^ 1 4 4 t eU
aftlbulislr s'b 1ieVetl to a as
Quartan " Ge JU lfi Q0 I $ 00 µ l 00
action. + h I) 0 I - r-
aC ,o m l
(t1 1
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trance
ti
l
O a@ ` I TS ladYa t
'Vjiils91l s '1y Tads to
Slaughter house Floe in millions.
and effectual,
They aretlafe, ';sank,;
A boy named Lnrn'?I Soott was Oeowued
at Owen Sound Friday evening.
The Department of Agriculture' has taken
measures to prevent a cholera outbreak in
Canada.
The members of Jarvis Street Baptist
lurch, Toronto,have decided to pay taxes
C .I
on the asseeseitbalue of the property own i
ed by them,
The annual exoursion of the Canadian.
Press Assooiatiou will take place on the
first Tuesday in, d.uguBt to Chautathvuu and
New York. It is decided to hold the an•
fluid mee„iug in February,
mhe exeeutive of the Coutral Farmers'
Institute recommend the appointment of
two practical farmer M 1? P's to ;Ill two
of the three vacancies in the Ontario 3Gov-
erometit. Mr Nicholas Awrey,
th
Weutworth,aud Mr John Dryden, of South
Ontario, are suggested as fit and 'proper
persons to take the two portfolios. Premier
Mowat might do much worse than adopt
the ticket of these progressive agricultur
fists. No doubt he will give their recom-
mendation his meet earnest considertion.
AT 11Z,f,SONABLE ItA.TBS.
Money advanced on Mortgages at 6 R.ecent. with
privilege of paying at the end of any. year, 1
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Orvtuir,-Beaver Btgok. fvfnehatn. OA.
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BA.NK OF HAMILTON,
Capital, $x1,000,000. Reste$d00,000.'
President-JottN S'ruAR•r.
Vtc•Peesideut-403. R MSAY.
I'QT'R•wCTC1tl
Musty clover makesbad hay, and one
'reason for the mustiness is that the clover
Was not property cured.- ,No one should
•cut clover in the Morning, end expect to
haul it in the same day,for if he does he will
have musty clover hay beyond doubt.
Cloyor contains a great deal of sap; and
the thick stems of this plant part with
it very slowly. Every farmer will tell
you that many times when olover looks dry
enough to haul to the barn, if you twist the
stems into tt rope you can wring out water
from them.
•Clover, as a rule, should be frown in
the afternoon and be left in the swarth
,over bight. The dew will not hurt it, only
possibly blacken it alittle, As soon 38 the
dew is off inthe morning, shake out the
heavier portions, and when the surface is
dry, rake into small windrows; shake these
out a little if necessary, and Boon aftet.
dinner the hay will do to go in: By cutting
the clover and allowing it to lie on the
;;round overnight gives the sap. in the
.stomp an opportunity to go in theleaves,
and the process ofevaporation soon rids
the hay of its moisture. Clover should be
tut•about the time the blossoms fade, as at
that time it contracts the most nulirimeut.
It should be well cured and the danger is
is caring it tail little, while in oar-
ing timothy the danger lies in curing it too
, much. right at this point there id an an.
conscious loss in the feeding value of the .
hay crop, which our farmers will. do well
o
remedy. _
Rare Curiosity.
We were shown tbe other day a curiosity
.n the :nape of a very old coin which is
now o caned by the Session of. the Presbyter•
Se:4n ch•ureh at Walton. It was coined in
h'oul sometime between the years 3550 and
d:,n A 1), and during the reign of the Em•
.parot MagnetltiW'. The ancient monarch
Was horn in the year 303 A D. proclaimed
Emperor aft i :ntuu in 330, and killed him.
in 333. The Cain is dark• colored, about
the siee.of an American cent, and bears on
its face the side head portrait of the above -
Pleasant, `alley Apiary.
PURE ITALIAN QUEENS
to a shepherd With v1 om dolt SALE. Ss 00
friendly terms.'I Tested Queens, during May .. • • • • • • • • ... •' 1 00
"Let me know if It continues,., said i •• during June 1 00
” ^ t Untested Queens, after June lStlt
or 6 untested, Queens after Juno 16th .... • . • • 4 00,
-Comb Fogndation on hand, for sale. -
ogle PIfbOTOR. GRAS, GUItNBY, GAO Poem!, A, T
Woolf, A. B• LBR (Toronto,.
Cashier -,1. TU1tNBULv.
Local anis other east's um,t
r first insertion, turd Sri. per line tor Seel' sutseq
insertion. ,e 1(tO, tor that In
Local notices, in nonpareil typo,
i ser
tin.
a t t
n
.,, b.
C
ten
i r t,nd fir„ per lino for o.,41 su q a
sort o t,
Na heal pedes will host, Pound,
less tit etll Sitaatiort,
Advertisements ofl,ast,k'auul,Stray. ,,
and Business Chances Wanted, not exccadml 8 ititin
nonpareil, S1 per u,°nth 8 line,,
Houses and Farms for Sale, not exceeding,
51 bestne41y r subsequent month fol
Special rates for lunger advertisonlents,
longer periods.
edill forbid Advertisements andout (Mergedi*collie
accordi accordingly, will n• .
1 serf d
Mary advertisements u,uet he aid In ativanaobe
Changes for ednesday noun ,sin order to appear _lir
the Mace by.
that ween
Ila 'ELLIOTT
PneraIFT°R AND it0n11Nxi$:t
• iswrote, Po, rev lii,k
Savings Bank holm, o s; Seta dys,10 to
I. Deposits of 51 and upwards
allowed,
Special Deposits also received at current -
rates of interest.
Dretts on Great Britain and the United St to
bought and sold B. WILLSON, AGENT,
MEYER dt, MORIN/80N, ns.
the gentleman, "and I will Babe
man taken over to yonder rocks and you
won't hear of hint again."
til will arrange for a little coup de
fusil whenever you like to give me 'the
office,' " said the berger.
This was fifteen years ago, but even
now it.ie'said there is in Ajaccio alone at
least one murder a Week, though these
outrages are so bushed up by the author-
ities that it is difficult to get any reliable.
statistics. I never, for instance, 'saw the
acoount'of any )murder in the little local
French paper 'Le Railleinent, the only
one Mink, in Ajaccio, but this proves
nothing, for there was undoubtedly one
atrocious crime committed in the village
Bocognauo, about twenty mile's off,
while we were at Ajaccio, for particulars
of which I vainly studied the'columns of
Le Ivaiilemeut.=New York Times.
I. also have a quantity of chaff, htt es and mall
hives for sale. •
'a
Carpenter
and tie pattended to in all,Its branches with
neaPETER AWS ghhmhF
aar,out.
How Max O'Rell Woke the S•ervnnts.
When he first 'came to London MaX
'O'Rell took a !little house in a retired
quarter of the city. About 2 o'clock one
-morning the whole 'neighborhood was
-aroused by cries in the street; somebody
was shouting at the top of his voice:
"Murders Fire!. Thieves!" and this hub-
bub was protracted until everybody in
the locality watt at his window in a state
of violent alarm, It was Max O'Rell,
who, returning home at this unholy hour
and finding himself locked out, took this
way of arousing his servants. Finally,
standing in the middle of the street, the
cynosureof all eyes, O'Rell lifted his hat,
and, howine. politely this way and that,
said: "Thanl.s, goodneighbors, for your
friendly solicitude; having awakened the
concierge, I will pow enter my home."
Who but a Frenchman could have dobe
that thing in just that +nay?•--Eu;ene
Field's London Letter.
Chance a Great Factor in Life.
Experience shows that chance, nr
what we call chance, is the most active
agent in choosing a profession, though
this should not prevent the young roan.
from faithfully considering • what he is
going to do. In very many cases he will
find that he has mistaken his calling;
but he has not for this reason necessarily
wasted his time in seeking what proved
not to be available to hila, 115 has been
Lidding to his knowledge and his e.pe-
•kience enables him to act more wisely in
the future. He has developed his pow-
ers to a greater extent, and thus discov-
ered •wimt he is fit for. One tiling ut-
most always leads to another if the can-
didate has stability and "push." -Cor.
Buffalo Express.
OAR LOAD FOR S
All the most approved varlet es for
Ensilage purposes.
MAMMOTH SOt1TFERi
SWEET, RED COB ENSILA E,
GIANT PROLIFIC SWEE.2, *c.
ID A 91 I
IS OFFERING
ON
A•E53& PEOPm1rM—r
.AT YEBY LOW RATES.
•
E 111M
OFFICE -OPPOSITE THE MARKET
wryeltAtl OoTODBR 'IT1t. lab
DR. ,R. MACDONALD,
• JOSEPHINE STREET,
WINcuA11,
HAL TES SCOTT
pll. l
?nest -class h
ist Toronto Um
and Surgeons et
Fa GODFREY,.
r man and general
city. Atemlar
ario,
Oillce-At.Dfethodist sago.
,W
B. TOWLER, M,D.0.SL,
ONTAR1b
ofelencyi Oat.
';loge Phys ax.s
Bttl•oaeva, ANT.
Member College Physicians and Surpans, Ont ifs, ,
-Coroner for County of Huron
Office at " Tun PnansttCT" • Wingham, blit,
It. J. A. MEL'BRTIM,
honor Graduate of Toronto University, and
Member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons Of
Ontario.
01300 and Residence -Corner of Centre end Petrie;:
streets, formerly occupied by Dr, Bethune• 0x
WINOltit • _• _
13A1\1-1R'S,
IosephineStreet ' ' Winghaml Ont.
R.
VANSTONE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Itc,,_Etc,
Private and Company funds to loan
at'Ibw st rates
intcresti•No perslde'
or ri•
and commission
urht and sot.
OPPICE-Beaver Block, WaNOIIAM, Orr.
•J, W. Score,
J. A. HA Mount Potest, Listowel:
Deposits Ciiceived and Interest
AllO wed.
Haney Advanced to Fax'111.ers and
Business Men,
On long or short time, on endorsed notes
or collateral eternity.. Sale notes bought
at a fair valuation. Money remitted to all
parts of Canada. at re>Asonable Charges.
Special Attention Given to Co14.
',acting Accounts and Notes.
LE.
Agents In Canada -The Merchants'? Sault
oOtlico Hours -From 0 a. m. to 5 p. m. '
A. E. SMITH,
Agentt-
ltnglfsl,ntan Deeply Shoolcod.
The Englishman vii condone every
Ruled Emperor. It was given to th01 erelietien except an infringement of
WaltonWarner, of 1 custom and tradition, Talking together
Se
ssion of Mr Thomas.
in the smoking room of the Rotel Mee
fropeleone evening not long ago, aparty
of gentlemen discussed' the peculiarities
la poait,,ir, of appetite, One of the party' said he'
r --- bad seen, a few clays previous, a friend
eafing mustard on his roast, mutton,
General stirpris, was ettpressedt by tlte..
others in the parte; one Lni lishttltti
'wag deeply spooked, and I s'lhall never..
fo• -.,t the pathos in bis tones as lie
CahOCtatt, New York, in exchange
ciburclt.token such as ie used fopal:erch
lernlrertellipbytbP cengregation, -Soaforth
inquiries concerning a number of or.
.:bardw in M,iddleeex, Oxford and other
Vie ; nrll Ontario Rootiet's elicits the fact
unit the iujnry.t0 apples is very general.
dst rttefs . theta cannot be half aerop, and
pro"5abiy, Ilouoh less, The pear, plum and
•ati'ger.frttits Riave not ...ffered to the sante
1,ttelleet .
•4,1'4 ,.. a.
03.E
OOL
40,000 Pounds Wante
Look out for biggest. prices co
sistent with outside markets
+'ull line of our now i'a chis
:BARNS, LPL NELS, SN El
11.U$, TWEEDS, &c.,tlow o hand
A.Nee
is the time to paint your houses, and
3, A. MORTON
BARRISTER ,kc„
wingham • Ontario
it'll EYER & DICHINSON,
Hz W. C. MEYER, Q. C. 1 E. L., DIOKINsON, Q• A.
1st 1 ore forEBank AND
of Ilamiitoll, Commissioners for
Village
affidavits
boughtfor aandbold. Ilot. neyo(private
funds) property
funds loaned op mortgage security at 6} per cent,
Money invested for private persons, upon the beth
mortgage seeuritics without any, expense to the
lctBder. Lands for sale in 111aniteb2 and the North:
,vest
Offido-Bent's Black. wingham.
J)SNTSSTRY,—',I. S. JEROMIE, 1'tiseura ,
JIJ ti l Is manufacturing. Celluloid Plates V
icy Vulcanite plates o! the best materia.
iti
as cheap as they can be got in the
Dominion. All work warranted.
•
Vegetable Vapor administered for the painless
extraction of teeth, the only safe anesthetic known.
TARN' NOTtCO.--I will extract teeth for 26 cents
each
OFFICE : In the Deaver Block, opposite the
Brunswick hotel.
nENTISTRY-W. if. MACDNALD, Wlsol4A4t.
JJ Maker of `Vulcanite, Celluloid, Alloy, ,
tip Silva. Gold, etc., ete„'Platcs, ranging
er act
crprices
ving and bridgeupwards
orlc. Teeth ex
traded without the least pain by the. use of Vital-
ized Air, Bead Office, Wingham, side entrance op•
posits the Queen's hotel, open daily (Sundays except-
ed) from 0'1110 to 5 p n. Will bo at Blyth every
'2nd and 4th Saturday of eachnionth-Ofliceat Milne s
Oftice,,atoAlbion hotel. SI tweet q 28 tsntonth-
E 419 PINT..
—is the —
BEST
in. the
WORLD
fi
th eau*
Nonolvtela Paint Co,.
`eeland, Ohio," Wasoha the est
[ane` 61. .( .
JOHN.RITCHIE,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
wl,0nAht,
Ready Mini* Pains,:
Yon can got any shade you desire, in quantities
costing from 10 cents upt.
asked: "1 beg your pardon, sir, but did'
th
i the fellow live?"••• -•'linden's 1 it'Xci's Bette,'
•
kor Whlto'tashifg and llalsominln3,ask for
and dbn'i take Anything else.
°eviler,
P OBEET CUNNINGHAM,L ` INSURANCE
FIRE AN -D MARINE;,
GUELPH.
'.o:* A. Mina itt Gt.
,•AR.'):114' .ih' 147 +'ttO$,ANTS,
.. ... ,._. • liVi11,111ttiii,
•
p DEAN, Ja.,. Wi1onAM,
LICENSED AUCT ON E R RON•R TtiECOUNTY
' COUNT• .
Salts attended in any part of the .Co. Charger
Moderate. `
JOHN CURI4IE, WnecniAu, ONT.,
74OIfNSEn AUCTIONEER POR ,DIE CoCNTY Off,
HURON.
Ail orders left at the Wigs office promptly at en:I..
ed to. Torras reasonable.
JAMES HENDERSON,
LteaNSI,D AucitoNmenP03BCOusT11tt SiveON AND
All sales attended to promptly and on the Short's
Notice,
Charges Moderate;and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
All necessary arrangements can be trade et th
'Ticks' Make Oaf:,
BOLTON At HAWItI11S
P. L. tit D. L Seitvnroas AND 'Cion. ViOntinita
LIS CIVIL Ai'5 NINGEAM,
i 11 orders left itt the office of the' 'Vitas will res
tllit prompt attention: L.•. .. ,
or:live 3
Ni11holit, Al, l ,ie,
lot cls s:4y, it 1 in no
q, bad n.,C,t1H4Iti 14
` £ ;411iO4 a friewl,.
the tw.1 lb ly', iiidl
grasp. -
Disk was a pet
hold, li'rtxtt4 tip) I
tUN f:4ilill Y nl'y:ilL
canaille; ways :411!
044 you 41;1114
,3-,ttiitl. Ulla says a.
pQrllitihi d 1.14,1
•;r
batty itr„thQrd, 111
% tyctly baby bay,
Of these ; but a
kaJ,Yl1 11411 w001 I
Wa4 a dark gray;
lou as Ilia ne ly
funny ' Way of
b:u:k.
]?'rank fouo11
weo,k, ani at
Iiu,lily 111.40401'•(
.Ii'raul( would fol
the squierel lt;4i
buy were, ' for
-caught, he s11
tree 40 tivlll:t.i l
cl.,se togt'tllt'r,
atld tVllil l 1''rttu
tree the stl'lirr
another:, Two
were 1latttle, tv
the chase, risk
jumped from ti
inose on the st
by the :111,1+41:11
.easily capture
away, as they
'when on the ,t,'
' lIe was all4
• 'took him hal
the family wi
Ue, was II11I
for u fe,v
'better could
bird -cage was
While iu tl
the door ope
but as the ca
out -horse th
general sari
itamong seine
a day or t:v
was coaxed 1
•
he seetne4 y
Frank het
• at 'rice clad
ler Dick: 1
it was for st:
The clerk tc
half. Thin
reit llrlttid In
old bird csg
But the
-which w
Olieo tor a S
quid Ile woui
purchasing
Mian Was t
The how
oq
a doable rt.
The door
'securely fa
so there tv
,$gtlirl'eI f•,
The wi
strips of t
ppper floc
'jeadipg to
lllined lie
a quiet 1111
flit;,' could
Qi1t the
god of
th
.pf Strips
wind a 'ha
across.
This ty
1,nd at til
enough f
to • and
sure,.
,Dick
'wheel, a
:side.
The n
Dick wo
;speed of
would ff
be 1vou1,
Oto see i
`had roll
It wa
'chil,lrel.
'ea fond
sorry tt
lies the
it wi
tovcref.
Frank
boy to
'old tv
fond,
110
it was
ole' til
1i1ok o
to be
quite
eit'up
and i
biked
it sera
;