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Ices, to nonpareil type, leo. for, first in
Fie. per lino for ettob ahtbsequeat inserting
Ace will be clanged leas than U 2ttuatiorcr.
pentsofLost, i'onni),Stray. ,,
s Chances Wanted, net exee0dtng 8 unie
yi per month
ad Fame for Sale, not exceeding 8 line''i,
nouth, OOm per subsequent month
ms will be strictly adhered to
stns for lunger advertieen:ente, Or fol
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PROTRIETOR OD VDE1.1e1:t
,C1)ONALi),
JOSEPHINE .",',rREET,.
ONTARIb
E. eoevaEY,
r man and general a efficiency t tidal:
slut reity. Alemhnr olloge Physa ams
:One of arl0, BFLORAVE, WT.
At Methodist lege.
TOW LER, M,D.C.M.,
;ollega Physicians and Surgeons, Ontl 40.
-Coronor for County of Huron -
"TUB PHARMACY " • W ingham, at.
A. MELI)RUM,
nor Graduate of Toronto University, and
of the College of Physicians and Surgeons Of
tad Residence -Corner of Centre and Patric
occupied by Dr, Bethune.
;Comm •
rANSTON E,
Alti.ISTER, SOLICITOR., Etc., „Etc.
and Company funds to loan at'ltiweet ratea
end farm propelt)commission llbought and sol . tort it
i;• --Beaver Block, lynrenA., Oar.
J, A. MORTON
BA11RISTER ;kc.,
wingham Ontario
TER & DIClI(:INSON,
. C. METER. Q. C. 1 E. L. Dt: esON, lit. A.
t1STERS AND SOLICITORS, Eto., Etc., So-
s for Bank of Hamilton,, Commissioners for
afildnvite for Manitoba. Farm, Town d atd
proporty bought and sold. Aioney (p'tt
) loaned on mortgage security at tt per cent,
y invested for private persons; upon the beet:
•age securities without any. expense to the
r. Lands for sale in Manitoba and the North:.
icc-fiend's Block. wingham.
INTISTRY,-J.. S. JEROMIE, Wtfannn,
Is manufacturing, Celluloid Plates
11,
Vulcanite plates of the bestniatcria
•
as cheap as they can be got to the
Dominion. All work warranted.
getable Vapor administered for the painlesrl
,11wNoiiceutI' willoextractoteeethtforic25 cents
JFICE : In the Deaver Block opposite the
nswick Hotel.
east*
ENTISTity -.W. X. MACDNALI), 1VlxonA1.
��.. 'Maker of Vulcanite, Celluloid, Alloy,
!4fi ,.:.:7? Silva. Gobi, etc., eta; Plates, ranging
l" in prices from x500 upwards Per set
crown and bridgework. Teeth ex
ted without rho least pain by thouse of Vital -
i Air, head Office, wingham, side entrance op.
'to the Queen's hotel, open daily (Sundays except -
from Ota in to 5 p m. Will bo at Blyth every
I and 4th Saturday of cachtnonth-oiliceatMilne s
leo', toAlbion hote 8id w-A*tractu;eof a 20 each
tsmonth-
'CEN 1UTCH1E, `
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT
IxeiiAn,
j OBE1tT CUNNINGIIAMMM,
INSURANCE
FIRE AND MARINE;•
GUELPH.
EDEAN, JR., wnteuAat,
dOENSED AiICT Or EER
RON R TiT•E' COUNTY
Sale@ attended in any part of the 'Co, Charger
dedorate. •
JOHN C;1711,It'IE, WINGHAsr, Gra., 0
trcitNSE'D AUCT1ONEER POR THE COUNTY OF,
$IIItON.
All orders lett at the TINES office promptly at all,
ed to. Terms reasonable.
JAMES ItENIIERS014,
LietolaaD Anchorman ro15rContent% ARMORAND -.
All sales attended tel promptly and on the Shostes
Notice.
Oharges Moderate.and Satisfaction Ounranteed.
All necessary arrangements can be innde at th
'ram' office atNfl
Wu:eltxs,.
BOLTON a HAWKKINS
P, L, At D. I, SuRVEVost AND CIVIL ENOiktsit
LIS t5Wst, Ara itiOliAM,
'ria orders left at the office at the `1i'e a will re*
4 prompt atteettoe
Neild..for:live ,yell for everything,1 this he proceeded to do by bolding
h iehole, , rill I ,1e, sweetly, 80 please i thfe apple in his paws,and nibbling oir
let 11i R'ty U 5 0140 iaboilt it. it %vatsthe akin a little at a thee, and f,lrop•
3i lead n.x,iitiin; ti. 1 lost an enemy, but pills; it down; he would dexterously
I 44044 a Meal, au l the betide off tures the apple around until every hit
the two b'fys Met tri a Arm, love:.g !of the peeling had been outlined, and
then eat the apple.
Ile was often given the liberty of a
room with :to ed doors, but unless
the
e
door of his owls house was closed, lie
would invariably ;o ()hok into it.
Still he did not deem so very much.
afraid of persons, but would come up
inose, to, F'•rank WA take a piece of nut
oti'' his knee, as fie sat' on the floor, but
he never permitted any ono to handle
111511,
`1'ith all the attention ]rank be-
stowed on dint, and so many thing
tlltat suited his taste to eat, it is no
wonder he grew flat and jolly.
'Iii :tufa autumn Frank began towon.
E'
int
1 tie his
h
der where he could keep s pet
winter. The hopse during the suers
later, had been kept ou a portico, but
somethimg ,letter than that must be
devised ; variou3 plans, eugestecl
themselves, but Bone as vet would
answer; finally the mattes; was settled •
buy there, • for beEUre he tam id be fur hall ; it Casae rimed, 111 this way:
-.caught, 11e al r rag nimbly from one I. It Wits onci alright morning in the
tree to etnut:ls,r when the treys were
ol,.se together, or else to the ground,
and whips [frank wa' descending one
tree Oa sti'tirrel would. be climbing
another, Two or three such attempts
were n;stde, wtl;an Jff'auk, excited by
t11d chase, risk; .l neck and limb, and
jumped from the tree 2•1 the ;;rnuu"l,
'dose 011 the artuirtel who, surprised
by the aadnciiy of the movement, was
-easily capiuredl before he could get
away, as they do not run very fast
'when ou the ;rouhtl.
' its was about half grown. Frank
took lour home curl showed hint to
the family with touch pride. •
lie, was pelt into a barrel for safety c to his uest tor his niorn.ng nap
for a fe .v days until something Te,t went to play with leer dolls,and
'bettor could, be found, than au old frank went offto school, with no pre,
birds -gage was brought into use. ' sentiment of impending trouble.
While in this he managed to get The other members of the house -
the door open some way to get out, hold were busy in different parts of
but as the cage had been pot into an the houae, and no one was near the
out -bons' that raid ditty as wood and squirrel for some little time ; finally
general stare -bouts, he hid away Tot grew tired of her dolls,and thought
sarong some of the things, and after she would go and see if Diekt were
a day or two showed himself, and awake yet.
was coaxed hack into the Cage, where Going up to the cage she thought it
- he seeule4 very contented. very strange that Dick. should 'be
Frank heard of a squirrel-bouse,and asleep ors the lower floor, for he ,never
• at once made up his mind toseet je it trusted himself there. but a111,'.aYs went
• ,for Dick: He went to the store lvhiere up to the loft for 'his nap. shit she
it was for sass', Olid asked the pride. thought to herself, perhaps lag .Cause
Tlleelerk told him one dollar and a down -stairs before he got his reap out
half. Thinking this was too maoll,he and was so dozy he dropped to sleep
returned home resolved' to make the ftge•in she concluded he bad slept
0111 bird cage 110. • 10"h enough, and she would wake bine
But the desire to obtain the house and snake hila 'do some tricks for
which was in reality a very nice
Ono tor a squirrel—was very strong
quid he went wain, and succeeded in
purchasing it lit eveu to lower figure
;than Was, at first asked.
The 4.0LISe was mala all, of tin with
a doable roof and chimney on tpp.
The door was made so it could be
'securely fastened from the outside,
so there.. was 110 danger of master
,squirrel f•,ruing it open.
The windows ' wel,e barred with
strips of tin. .Inside there was an
Neper floor, and a flight of tin stairs
leading to it ; and wisest Dick felt in-
$ined he could ascend these, and take
a quiet nap, sure that no prying fined•
dldc could reach triol there.
Ula the outside, attached . to one
end of the house, was a wheel made
.pf strips of tin. It was about a foot
•and a 'half long and nearly cam foot
auroSS.
• This Wheel' was closed at one end,
and at the other three • stoles large
enough for the squirrel to go through,
to • and from his house at plea -
grasp.
DIUK.
WAS r a' the whole 1 t ae•
v s ) t l 1
i t a a
Di)1 t
p
hied,hied,li runt, fife UldedG ti) the yotllinr"41tit
time flaulity t1+"v:i+r tired of wetelfiug his
clanning ways :tea hri ht eyes.
044 yen hoagies what lie was 4
Some pts,, days a ho,;, }mother. a bird,
tie perhaps ii 1:s11 W..10 haves dilolt auto
bony ttr tliev$, u,lty think lid was. a
1 tyely baby nay, 1311 Iia ,vita nilitll1+r.
•of these ; but to sg,tirl'el of the species
kn.),vu Its wood or grey squirrel, lie
was a dark gray, with a bu,.hy tail as
long as lli3 holy ; flogs he hail snob a
funny way of curling g i
t over
his
back.
Frank found Ions one dray in the
rvu)•.la, aril after several attentptb
ti�:tt}y ti;caee,it"d iLl crrtohissg his''s,.
drank would follow' Mei up a tree, bet
the sq'lirrel hail the advantage of the
The ItrighteitiliPArItIfts.
The largest perfect aiittuclhd in the
world is new the Imperial, that Was
exhidited ,at the' Paris Exposition last
year, and which is valued at $1,000,-
000 'This is the most valuable atone
in the world, and is owned by a svpol-
(ate. The biggest arid. best ruby in
existence is ow ed iu London,
and
is
valued at $50,000. It is related that
the Duchess of Edinburg Carried it
all the way to lit. 1'otershurg for
the Ozer tp have a look at it, The,
finest private Collection of pearls in
the world is owned by Madame D.osuo
sister.in law .E f M. 'Thiers, •
The higest emerald in the world
weighs ..06Quarats, and is in the Iln-
peristi Jewel (-Tutee in Vienna. The
largest and costliest cat's.eye in the
world is owned.by A:loorin"sn, of Ceylon
who dun' it up.himself frorn the mines
()
as
as 8' OU
e•ed
as earl 0 1
He tl� .
kl bhigh�,
.for it but declines to part with it' at
that figure, saying- that if he liked,
he could cut it up into -40 small
pieces and sell each piece for about
$5,000 aggregating pretty nearly 8200-
000. '
Carlota Faats rtespsott ; 'assn. Imo•
Every adultinan has 1,400 square
f of of lung surface ; or, rather, the
mucous membrane lining the cells.'
would, if spread on a smooth surface,
00Ver an extent ° equal to the above
figures.
A. (mall breathes eighteen tinaleb
minute,
and uses 3,00G c1 bto feet, or
about 370 hogsheads
of air per
(hour. •
The weight of the heart is from
eight to, twelve ounces, and it beats
100,000 tiines every twenty-four
batter part of September. Frank had
iveu Dick his usual morning rations,
rind with three-year-old Tot by pis
side had twitched lista as he atL t Oil l,ls
Il}nd feet, with that beftutiful tail
thrown up over his hack, and nibbling
the nuts from his cute fore paws ; and
he thought nothing could be handsom-
er for a pet than this very same Dick,
with his bright, snep.piug eyes and
jolty ways. .
After his breakfast Dick came out
and took a turn at the wli'eel, but he
was getting so fat, he was a little lacy
so he tired of this exercise, and went
back into his house, aIld up the stairb
Jotent
• oil
ealt
Cures
Lt-e.um&tS
linisrloLM'S CORNER DRUG
• Winghan' Agency,
hqurev
The capacity of the stomach is about
five pints; it daily produces nine
pounds of gastrie ,juice for the digeee
tion of food.
All amount of blood equal to all
n
blood
the it the bodyase tllrou ll
1passes p ..�
the heart every eleven minutes.
The work preformed by the heart is
equivalent to rasing his, own weight
18,600 feet each hour, the strongest
machine yet built Ly man can, only
raise its own weight to a perpendicul-
ar height of .2,700 feat per hour.
The Political,<'Nituation,
Has not materially, clanged, within the.
last year, but Wilson's Wild Cherry is
becoming bettor known every week as a
cure for Coughs, Celcrs, Whooping Cough,
• Croup, Loss of Vgice and other affections
of the Throat, 'Chest and Lungs. For
twenty years this reliable medicine has
been used n scores of families with the
greatest success. Sold by, all druggists.
Get the genuine in white wrappers only.
Do you know,, Joke, dat dere is
some truth even in the biggest lie?
Why‘ Sam, how can dot bel Well,
you see,. Jake, it is a fa& dat de lie am
a lie, an' dat foo', you see, is de truth
ob de matter.
STORE
"TIMES f1 SYWSC IRERSi.
All parties who Ave not paid
for the " TI " for the years
lese and 18511, ore requested tare.
mit the amount at once. We need.,
n1ouey, and hope this notice 'will.
be isufllcient,, acid that fa gano,ral..
reslioiise will be the result".
�ZTc1".
''r[�'�'�a� A
MISS I ELLt7'' 1V10 .+ ;4DY,,
LASSES Foij .INSTRUCTION ON TIAs!;? 4Ne,
Organ, tis Vote Culture nd I
C ga e Cn re a Harmony;
°`
Cony,
Moei) Renata iy Braves, Blood.
West Ern V\iool; i�i11s,
WINGHA]VI
MARBLE (ORKS'
We wish to inform the public that, wo have these
Woolen Mills in A 1 -running order, and will this
season give special attention to
her.
Taking a retrospect et my, thirteen or tangoes,
years business in Wingham I desire most heartily to
tender my thanks to my friends and Alio public gen-
erally for the liberal patronage extended to me n;
the past.
I may also state that I stn in a position to otter
better inducements than ever to those requiring
anything in the line of "
Granite or. Stone Monuments,
HEADSTONES, .
WINDOW SILLS,
STONE TRIMMINGS, -
FOR FENCING, den
I•iv0uld bepleased to have those desirous of pro.
oaring any articles in my line to call and exanrirro
goods, compare prima and leave them orders, so that
the goods maw be Seeured, and prepared early in the
season. You can select from the latest designs and
obtain the finest workmanship at the most faverablo
prices. host respectfully, yours,
A lisping boy was oat in the back
yard puundng on a tin pan. The
father carne home tired and sullen, and
being disturbed by the ,noise, cried,
out; What is that turned loose in the
bask yard, a wild animal? The Litt m
fellow answered, Veth, thir, it's a pan
thir.. -
ADVICE To MOTHERS.- Are yon disturbed at night•
and broken of your rest by a siokohild suffering and
trying with pain of Cutting Teeth? 'If so send at
once and get a bottle of ." Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup" for Children Teething. Its value is local nil -
aide. It will relieve the poor little sufforar
immediately.- Depend upon it, mothers • there is no
mistake about.it. It cures Dysentery, and Dtarrhma,
regulates the Stomach and Bowels cures Wind Colic,
aoftens..tllo.Gutos,- reduues•.Iuaammationt• •and gives ,
tone and energy to the whole system. "Airs. Win.
slow's Soothing Syrup'"` for children teething is
pleasant to the taste and ie the prescription of one of
the oldest and best tonna 'physieians and nur.les in
Om United States, and la"'ior sale by all druggists
th onrhout the world. Price twenty -live cents a
bottl4. Bu sure and ask for " MRS. )VINSLOW e
Swop,* Stour; and take no other hind
Wily is the feeblest moustache 1{ke
the sickliesttthil4?Because it Ota
the most fundiing I,
m all its branches; and will keep in stook ty : • •
class of -first -dose ttrd,k such as
Tireeds,
Flannels,
ito ,
]lankett,
So she gave the cage a little shalt Sheetings, •
Stocking Yarns
&c., iLc.,r
but Diek did not stir ; then she shook
it harder, but still no signs of wake
lug.
Dick 1 Dick I she called, why don't
you wake. up 1 but Dick didnot re-
spond by opening those bright eyes;
and even touching .him with a stiek
dud not make him move.
At this the little ;irl beca,me.alartn-
ad, and ran into the house cry-
.ing •
Grandmas 1 Grandma 1 Do come and
see what is the matter with Dick,
He won't wake up !
Grancttna came .out and saw him
lying thele stiff and motionless ; and
the tears came tit littie Tot's eyes
when ,grandma told her tllttt Dick
was dead, and that he would never
please them again with hie cunning
tricks, and they would have te.bury
him in the ground.
Frank looked very sad when he
name home, blit he felt it womld be
unmanly to let anyone see teats 1sa his
eyes for .the loss of 'a. squirl:el, but
in his heart he loved his little prat,
and mourned him sincerely.
mire.
.Dick would come out into this
'wheel, and begin. by O'iuthing up the
side.
The wheel would turn slow at first ;
Dicic would lfeep climbing, and the
speed of the wheel increasing until it
would fairly buzz. Then, tired of this
lie would scamper back into his home,
to see if perchance some stray nut
`had rolled off in a caviar.
It was never ceasing delight to the
'children to watch him eat. He seam.
"ea fond of ut'ist everything, cud, t ant
sorry t& 80 a glutton, and therein
(made from pare wool only) cheap for cash or a..
change for drool.
Customers front a distend: can have their rolls
house with them the ware day.
r_
gli'Highest market price, in cash for Merchantable,
Wool.
I;\ GLS & CO'Y.,
• Wingham
WM. SMYTH,
•W inghnn, Ont.
lies the sequel to his sad fate.
What a Cent Can Do.
ALLAN LINE
ROYAL 11Sr AIL STL1AirISi1IPS.
CHEAP EXCURSIONS to EUROPE.
Montreal or Quebec,
tn' Derry or Liverpool.
FIRST CABIN, 545, Singled 595, Return.
RATES, 545, 550 and 500, Single; $95. olOO and
1115 Return, acca 0ording to location
not 0y Staterooms.
Ao
SS. PARISIAN, or Julie royage of SARDINIAN.
NO CATTLE CARRIED
INTERMEDIATE, S3O. Return, 500.
Steerage' at lowest rates.
Apply to H. it A. ALLAN, .Montreal, or
HENRY DAVIS, WINGUAM
=LAND 'LANI SAW MILL
The, common copper cent, the insig-
nificant tenth part of a dime, cm reu""
der useless the vast propelling
force of steam. Place a cent before
one of the :runt wheels of all engine
its such a manlier that it rests firmly
ou the track and against the wheel.
Then, though the engineer puts 011
the greatest possible head of steam his
his engine will not move. That little
opper roust first be taken away.
W?NGHAM
fLOUflIflG MIL�S
The undersigned wish to tender their befit tbani R
for the liberal patronage given to our Orin during•
•severalyears prior to the burning of our mill by in-
cendlaris,n, During the past season we have re-
moddeiled the town mill to the latestapprovcd ays.
tem of Hungarian Roller Process mil ling. We be
lieve wecan now give better accommodation than
ever before. We offer
Prompt Dispatch,.
Fair Returns,,.
QUALITY SECOND TO NONE IN THIS
SECTION.
•
And by close personal attention to the business
hope to be again favored with a trial by all old
friends and many newones.
Yours most respectfully,
HUTTON & CARR,
I beg a thousand pardbne;:for coal•,
ing so late, said a pompous, • guest; to
which the good.9natured hostess •cordi-
ally replied; Oh, any dear 'sir, . dqn t
mention it; I am sure that you can
never opine too late.
Why allow your life to be made miser-
able by buzzing insects, when Wilson's Fly
Pads will 'annihilate them and give you
peace2 Try't'hem. Sold by all druggists.
Stocks and bonds are called secur-
ities,. but that does not always make
them such,
Why ought slander to he made
chief of detectives? Because it is ire-
posible to esea•pe it,
A child may be, suffoo .ted by a batt Attack
of Croup. Wilson's .Wild ' Cherry gives
immediate relief and quickly ci ires Group,
Wheopisig Cough, Cold in the Head, Bron,
chide and similar diseases. Get a bottle
and keep it in the isouse, it may save your
ohild'sllfe as it has dodo in inany cases.
This so pleasant that children take it like
WO. 1• or Coughs and Colds in adults it
liar; no equal. Get the genuine in white
wrappers,
It was some time before it was dm -This bit of knowledge will be of value
m rtvered that he was a drink"; but { to him who wishes to delay a train
Several minutes for a prOClasthlating
companion.—Albany Journat.
"rank was too much of a temperance
boy to,give hire anything but pure
sold Water, of which Dick was very
Mond.
lde fed hila nuts of all kinds, and
it was so amusing to watch him nibble
ell; the shell of the smaller nuts, and
pick out the meat ;; -larger nuts • had
to be cranked for hint. Ile was �..- •
cite fond of wd,tor•irielen, and would A hypocritical fellow in Paris in
pit tip, hold a pleoo -iu bits fore pawe, i striped over his floors Let no evil
and east all the red juiey part. He i enter here. Talleytau3 wrote under:
liked Limb apples, but dirt not consider . Py what lloor 40os tide owner
it genteel to eat them without peeling ; linIter?
GEORGE THO.MSON, Proprietor.
•
Lumber of all kinds,
First-class Shingles,
and Cedar Posts.
mind wandotiaitonied. Booksleernad
in one reading,TsetbnonIale from. 011
porta of the gobs. Prospectus OT
pass; teens en application to t.
A, LeMstte. 581 MA Ave. Now treks
Win ghani Mill, Oct. ?0 1580.
A •C•HANCE
In the
liarnozsBuint
Oat Meal Mill Opened.
The undersigned desire to inform far In
ers and thb people generally that they brei
reopened theirs
Ong Meal Mill in Winghem
Aucl aro note prepared to purchase Oats i
• unlimited quantities and at the
KN IOH JE i :t
Wishes to intimate to the people of wingham antis
surrounding country that he has purchased
' the harness business •lately tarried
, on by Messrs: J. J. IIomuth
J Son, and will conduct it in the
building one door south of blrT A WWi11e'
store.
u
Car
" Load Orders a Specialty, Highest Market Pyles.
WOOD deliveredto any part of
wingham. ,�Y jj' ''"��' f+
d.JOrd by'ntalipromptyattended:tq,. ELDER 4:7a- CLtGG,
GEORGE TiI018SDN,, �.cmyr
wingham P.o3%rx1N7 c -=i..& r
They will supply eastosnora with the E sx
:Or rsAnts in Oat *Meal.
Doul ii AND ' SINOLE HAI, N:E:4.W.
heavy or lightt, tnado to order,
A •
fan' line ot,
horse Blankets, Sleigh Bells, Whlpe
` Currycombs, Brushes, etc,
always on hand,
Repairing nu promptlya'do
Tho patronage of the public solicited, and
Ionia work and material guaranteed,
I THOUSANDS OF BOTTLES
V SiIVEH AWAY 'YEARLY,
When 1 gay Ctiro t do not tiff,,
�..�. .- ruerely 20 stop thorn for A brae, And theft
have Omni rreturn again. elle .� AA e•png study. 'u 1 itittrrant naydrelnedy to Cure ti the
Itpl Cat , tea 7g
• e est oaten, ise endd of tiro+ have of smiY * reason x411ilittf RC rd . Give. Mentes* Ere to i rind
free for a treatise
bat WW1. it toots ftlIot6lrt for it trial and it �,II�1k p�f� c+!!��,��ws:•41+ �. '�.
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C. KNECHTEL
wypgham• March 4,1500.,
MATTHEW AMBLER
HARNESS MAKER,
stag on hand a large stock of
fofsE DLANNETS, •
nuntiyCOM0S,
BRUSHES,
wEltos
r~ TRUNKS,
VALISES ON
Which wftl bo sold at bottom prlool.
tk/QINNt;IIS, doohle or 084 ;nada 50 ofd
' short notice, and eatt,taention etarahteed.
l`.A •colt tbhleittd.
SI;OI'•+-OppOsitethhtllaek of Inanition.
AM.&'tTlINW 3altik t:
`eigRWtl,
ht. Oil i$p;