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Surgeons, Ontario
oI Enron—
wInghanl, Ont..
1ntcs•Unlversity, and.
darts and Surgeons en
of Centre and Patrick
W. Bethune.
OR, Ete.,, Etc,
loan
ted.Mo'tggagero,te r
rates
fight and sold.
111 lei, ON'r-
TON
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Ontnric
E. L. DICKINSON, 0. Ar
CITORS, Etc.. Etc., ca.
Itoh. Commissioners for
tram Faun, Town a, nil
Id sold. :Stoney (Itri)atc
secant,• at 6:1 per emit.
persons, upon the belt
nut any expense to the
Manitoim and the No rah,
[wham.
MOBILE,. 4i$•o11dM, •
ectnri,uZ Celluloid Plates
plates of the heetmater3
is they can be got In alt
All hark warranted. V
Inistered for the painless
Iiy safe anesthetic known.
ettract teeth for «G cents
,ver' Block, opposite tht
I. b1ACDNALD, WioeIIAM.
•
Vulcanite, Celluloid, Alloy,
lete., etc., Pirate
s+
ranging
from 0
0 upwards per set
and bridgework.
Teeth ex
st rain by the use of Vital•
W rngham, side entrance op.
, open daily (Smtdays extort.
at. \Vtll he at Blyth every.
each month—Office atSlihte s
1rd Mondays of each month— .
"rteactitm 20 cents.
7ZSU?tAt;CE AGENT
• U$LtRiO
GUAM,
rSURANCE•
AND it(AtUNE,..
GUELPIX.
lVlxOtiaD3, _s...��
OFNEER HURONFOR THE COUNTY
Oany part of the Co. Chargo4
Ili;, WINGnanl, ON1T.,
mama FOIL TIM COUNTS OP
II13n(N.
the 'bass office pr0lpptly at end
,enable,
1tS0l ,
80E8 Yost Contilits 118001 urn
fiend(,
ad to promptly and an the Shoites
ere anel Satisfaetion Guaranteed.
,rrangetnents can be made at th
Oat
LION & IlA14I(IICS
Stuvt;Yons oat Coil EsoistE
DWVEI, hap NVIN(1'•itiM(.
At the Miley et the Visas will rs'
,ontlon
ire DIVISION Ce11t'r, Igaras o'a�a >t'
�Jamul ttetrissa.
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,�.,.�,,....-,.:..?, ._ � ., 11.,tt1L11I11 re not 'Might;
���x �i���1i)�Z�it.+�t 111 toe is paid upon adoption; the object
.����� � ! i
secure Save Veer oarrpete.
x ^rile ponlaren,sl. ' sheet of sticky by paper will do more
• 18 amply to save the elves ands ta�imn;egete erg sterna furniture than
11aany.
e
d omahoocl; to the about.
W11san o se
*qM SGSNE6 AT THS Eto t t the op Pads win
t! h more,
any other pee
cUT tQ11u N* true
mt►nhaozl an w atfe would have one
1wiPless v aifs as well ad1 of e
• I ' +*o .Cilxles. I If 1
to protect
clear he Dose
skate fronytheit future care as paupers PnIspu and surely tbanw
i ans%
or cr1(fltn.tlsw ••G. ---placed near the light here the ales are
thickest, Wilson's Pads will kill pints every
„eke raw ►. Farnaor'n 'visit and 'inion 'came xeitE Meats Ears. ! day, and 0100.1 1110 Weise' in short order..
of It--t,,1r1 [Lies Afl'u'cdc 1 Thuan �Vtloae' ;3old by all.diuggistll. ,
The ears of great pltiiustlllllera and t
( 'Homes Are immolate for Selecting; heirs n as We levo.
or IletrtvHes, statesmen have need notic'e'd to be large I `3SId`forn vo so long
"For a. bully ssu callo.l? Why, cel- ,and eloping,fir. GladstUlte'o ear has tt' c�
For curved, banging Jobe, x103 close to the oboe ..u. is health ; meluuclloly
tainly, hal stz'►b. up stairs. fere. what head and liar a sloptug posi:inn. x nls- is disease,
kiucl of a baggy would you, gavelb •h with ' The Marque:14f Saliebuxy s ear 10 l
"Why. y,1nv bene wants a ll l baby d well r oportioned, and ;1111 also 1 Rather hungry ongoing to bed then
�� h• about theI sire an ,1.1'y ear of the great dents in the morning.
;blue eyes, She ain't Particular but she don't 1 a sloping; dlositlon, The
s it being dark Or ll Na 1oleon:stets rather small, well formed, r� he wise anti utrtive conquer di#houl.
ha � i
The honnrart distinction of poet
laureate in England was .estabiith 1
by Queen Elizabeth, who planed, mete
apborically, the Srsc laurel crown en
the head of Ben . Johnson. Thirteen
successors of J1 1pson have since wotin
the wreath, as fol'Oww: Devellnxlt
Dryden, ehodwell,Tate, Itowe, ''Us(len,
gibber, Whitehead, Warton, rye
Southey, Wordsworth and "Tennyson..
The successor to the boot named is a.
matter of speculation amongst the
English critics and men ,of letters,
want un bald heads."
"Well, we haven't a very largo number
at present, but just look around and -800
suits a OU."
if„anything
The honest lamer from Iowa did as be
wt as=bidden. Iie did not stanza, as the re-
' '� corded bit Of con versatiou.tuay lead some
-. ...,ito suppose, amid the debris :of a now
manufactory .where babies were:, turned
'out 1 y nlachimry in assorted sizes and
tied up in bunches like asparagus,' ready
for the purchaser, there was no buzz of
the two
machinery t'� deafen the cera of
quiet agriculturists as they :nervously
faced the battery of several pairs of baby
eyes.
A rmel with due references, -.they bac
visited the Englewood infant nursery to
select one of the lone babies as their
t+ownest own," • and were going •about it
as awkwardly as only then can.
The Englewood infant nursery is • sim-
ply a cottage at ;S Sixty-sixth street.
SELECTING A BABY'. ,
The hurcery--cheerful, clean and sun-
slliny—is upstairs, It was there we all
gathered'wlnlc. ;rho Iowan searched for
a• girl baby. a th hl babies are hart};to
Unfortunately,,,
.secure. Everybody knows how match
more docile, lovable and desirable L=en-
erally girls are than boys, y. ti they are
-• :snapped up a.ccordingl on this especial
.r` ;only contained one l;'
day, and she wasn't near so match of a
• baby as the man wanteWlth a beautiful
"Now, that's it boy
;eye," said the matron admiringly, as a
;little tot with black, orbs and a decidedly
'prominent nose was Hoisted to the mam�0
1•nee.
The man looked discouraged, the
ouugster poked his finger in his "beau-
, 'qui eye" and bellowed. The matron
i.,
:angel the subject.—and the child.
Next came a duo of candidates. The
:farmer held one on each knee and look -
',ed as though he had been suddenly
:blessed with twins,. They were both
r
' blue- eyed youngsters about u months
,old. The smaller had no Bair and
rejected asineligible. (. The.
babies 1 her of
f
A, lusty German type, grown •s hale,
hypes quite as much as g' npoopte,
popular opinion to the contrary
stand:n+, G'.1anc e±s Wtr,l evidently brino•-
in; r0nntl i:1 favor of this one but the
• farmer, with all the carefulness of his
class, was llcitxnd to inspect the reluain-
•c:cr of the stud:.
"DON' t you. be so foolish as to take a
,girl. ('rill 3 ado .% 3101100 011 a farm. What
'you ' ant i.i t gr V's1 hcultliy 'boy, who
will soon lend' 0 ibelpiug Band to the
,chores."
"I 1wino;" said the farmer reflective-
ly "you kin make a boy outen a girl, so
.tn speak, for she kin help i.11 the chore$
if need be, but you can't make a girl
.oaten a boy. They wont do housework,
nohow." •
erstx a de
' cl
to
ie p
Vo
., endeavored Ie
`Lt
10.
The,
111,
• 0'
5d
ai
�ii1n. Otherwise, remarking' in an
That for her part she didn't want to see
that sweet little girl put on a farm
,there she alight not get half an canoe:
tion, and elxeso smart, too. It wee,dif-
ferent with lints—they could work 'their
;vay througl! better. `
'11111 NCEtSEILY AL`TD .7.TS I,it�IATES•
Asleep on a corner cot was the "Police-
man," so called iron Having come from
the police station at the tender age ,of 24
• 110urs. parents.
"We didn't know who his
were, of course," said the Matron ton
reporter after the To va farmer had taken
bis departure. "Ile was quite the home,
Best sampleune to baby
bel old: has
i The tiny red
illy 1.; !'..,f
tune
creased till it looked like the lin l
of Europe, coarse red hair already spring-
ing
p ' g -
Ing above the retreating brow, a1011g
upper lip forming half of a ridiculously
wide mouth, and the littli fists clinched
nched
1e
pugnaciously as though they ,,
grasped the baton of one of the finest.
If ever" the 'I'oliceIVau' is adopted it Will
Barely be by a blind man, The Iowa
fanner wouldn't look at bitn, in spite of
my seductive endeavors. instead lie de;
tided upon the azure eyetl'Dutahy,' and
the whole tenor :of one life was forever
changed., Ootllre.l3d Think. of the greet•
ing that marl will get whenhe
esrett returns
home without the girl 11e wa
to brill; and with the boy he was warnt'd
aigainstw' nursery is an'otlt-
The Englewood day
growth of the .Axxtericait ' 'ica'tional Aid
(association, a child saving orgor httd'cl
ob
which ft:els to bring homeless, p ` osis
and neglected
ith childless atu1 char tal,le glomes.
tion well c1
The weli'al~e of• tlgb children holds Iris•
r
with curved lo)e,--Yell 1tiMa11 Garuttr;. tits by daring to attetxlnt them,
Cat,tuo L'Ae1LASt110e.
A. gentleman farmer.in Amherst caa,td makeat do life. Less we live for r it it is othernnot
to
ty, V a„ load two dogs 'that disapp ' ee l
at the same 'ttnie and in a very xllyste-
lions manner, They were seen one clay i
1 in^' a rabbit, After that no clew
W1Isaws rly x'0t0o;1 Pads.
Irate an euortnous sale through f:ana
]sept by all druggists. Nothing
c 111 gave the slightest 111)1(1 are
cncould'be found that h•aKills House Flier', Ants or (:ockroaeaes
intimation of their whereabouts.. Day, like WsonPttis, One packet lasts . a
after day passed, and the Clogs Wwero . long tirilne and's kildls flies by the quart.
given up as lost; but at the expiration of
three weeks a negro :cane t the farmer
and told him that as soup
ing of dogs could be faintly heard at a
point on the roadside where the red clay
banks rose to some height on either wide,
just where a sort of blind ditch had been
made acres the road.
'The fanner and his sons lost no t•ime
in providing themselves will! p ' '' she wiSlIcS for something sliq has no
spades, etc., and repairing to the spot cot E Vel' minute 5 she w Sig 521'ty tllllln•,E
where, after listenin intently y
indicated, g 4,380 things at year. Wh
a few moments, hems, the sound
workbwithao says that a woman has nuthina to oto?
heard. Then they
ill tinct ere long cane to the poor,
A'ten cent piece was Nand on the main
street the other day. This was just enough
to buy a Iiacl(et of Wilsox's Fly Poison.
Pads, . and conlcl not be put to better
use. For exterininating Flies. Ants, Cock.
roaches, etc., nothiugequals - ilsnn'ePads,
Sold by all druggists,. Take'ne imitations.
U 1
ike Cha whin- new calla 1111111 say that a women
11!11 'nothing to Col In one year she'
n
•rts dinner 304 times, 'washes
. the
e
dishes 1,095 times gets the children,
ready tit, School twice a day for 180
days, wets the baby to sleep 1,450
times, makes about 300 calls and, as
w
wretcllCd.cteatures ontocftbed alive irk to
sort of hollow 'which they had dug in
their frantic efforts to release themselves,
With sucll.energy had they
rked that
they woad hate succeeded had t Lel the
in the -opposite direction,. toward_
the time
road, but -they were digging
into the bank, further and further from
the road, toward the field which stretched
away to the foot of the mountain. They
had been three weeks without food,
water cr light, One was never quite
strong, and lived only a year afterward,
but the other is alive, and i.3 fat and tllriv-
hop and frisky.—Philaclelphia,Time
•
TB,ATNIN G A Pktt1N' F.
How TUE P1tx10E OF WALI;9 WAS >JADE TO
0131,17 1339 GoVEItNE9S.
Many years ago hiss Ilillyard,tlle gover-
ness iu the royal family, seeing the Pince
of Walls inattentive to his studies, said:
" Your royal bigbUess is not minding your
business; will you be pleased to look at
your honk and learn your lesson?
Ills royal highness replied Haat be would
net.
Then I shall put you in the cornet, staid
the governess.
Isis royal lligbness again replied that he
should not learn his lesson, neither should
he go into the corner, for be was the Prince'
of'Wales: and, as if to chow his authority
he kicked his Title foot through a pane of
glass, Sttroris,ed at this act of bold defi
anco, Miss Hillyard rising from her seat,
said: Sir, you must learn yOUr lesson,
and if you do not, though you are the Prince
of Wales, I shall put you in the core
nor.. •
However threats were of no avail; the de.
l
at
fiance was repeated, and that, too, iu the
most determined manner, as before—hit•
royal highness breaking another pane al
glass. Miss }lillyttrd seeing her authority
thus set at naught, rang a bell and request-
ed that hisfather,hs royal highness Prinet
Albert, might be sent for.
Shortly after the Prince arrived. and
having learned the reason why his presence
was required, addressing the Prince dt
-rales and pointing to a stool or ottoman
said.—You sit there, sir. Prince Albert
then went to his own room, and returning
with a Bible in his handy he said to his
royal highness, the Prince of Wales: Noe
I want you to listen to what St. Paul says
about the people who aro wider tutors and
governors,
And after reading the passage to him, be
itdded: It is undoubtedly tine that you are
the prince of Wales, and if you coudt
mt
yourself properly yeti may some day be
come a great man. Yon may be Icing in
the room of your mother; but now you are
only a little boy; though you are the Prince
of 'Wales, you are only a child under tutori'
and governors, who must be obeyed, and
have those under them to do as they are
bid. Moreover I must tell you what Solo
mon say e,iihd he read to him the deetarett' ou
that be wholoveth his don ohastenetb him
betimes; and then in order to show his
child be chastised him and put him in the
torpor saying Glow sir, yen will stand
there until you have known your lesson.
and until brisk llillyard gives you leave to
to come, and remember that you are under
tutors attd governors. •and that they roust
be ebeybtl._Chrixttan of Work.
I'E-D.OLD DRINKS AT
ff
f 1 , ECLIPSE."
Yak..
Mind wandering;•. cured. Books learned
parte of thomlobeest Prospecialstus poai
snamlOsent on ��a p!plication to' Prof.
Loieatte, 1137 )111b Ave. NorrYork.
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N\4;k\NN.Q.iSki.Q.;%,
TIMES" SUBSCRIBERS,
Alt patties wile have not l=aid
for the " TIMES " for the years
1888 and 1.889, are roellfeetetl to:rf.
grit the;mount at Duce. Wenoea
'money, and hope this patine wilt
be ranflicient, tall(. that it er;crcil
response will be the remit.
Xt. ELLIOTT.
MI$$ 1V101.f.ID'..
CLASSES FOR INSTRUCTION ON PIANO A?
Organ, in Voice Culture and 11,,rntouY
nuste Bona 18 2EAVE1t Bums.
— CII,EAII'1EEN BUTTERMILK—
(by the glass.)
Soda -Water, -Cream Soda, h1U1k
Shake, Lemonade, Ginger Ale,
*to., etc.. ll��,^�
•JOUN KER.R.
Un18II0Ll1'S COB"EIir(3 - 3TOR2
• Wrn�liatn Al,PnO y
Vitd lizon Win MtUL
Wo -wish toinforitl the public that we have these
8enlon Bills in ;A 1 ruining order, and will this
season give special attention to
OUTNI WORK
..a .. ,...... -.. a. alos...m...-1--^arra
in
in aliclass braileh.Gri.a11(1
first-plass goods,oClc
such ch as
Tweeds
,
'Islnnels3
Etoffs,
Blankets,
Sb.eetings,
Stocking Yarns,
&c., Svc.;
.,
Epilepsy.
Sufferers from crampo and ner-
vous debility are surely cured by
au improved and alwolutely un-
equaled meth oil. Treatment by
letter. Sencl full account of symp-
toms and address, inciosing post-
age stamps for answer.
NYC(EA OFFICE," stew York.
34
ITC
is' the time to paint ylut houses, and
My IN U.AM
WWRBLE VVORKS t
Tatting a retrospect of my thirteen or fourtt,)23
Y heartily to
�e most 5
* m Id eh 111
in tVim 11 c
years business n a ,
tender my thanks to my friends and the public gen•
er,1Uy for tno liberal patronage extended to foe in
the past.
I may also state that I am in a position to aff•'t
better inducements than ever to those requiring
,anything in the lino of
Granite or Stone Monu,merits,
HEADSTONES, '
WINDOW SILLS,
STONE T1tIMM" INGS,
FOR FENCPrG, ezo
1 would be pleased to have those desirous of pro
curing any Articles in ,my line to 'call and examine.
goods,compare prices and leave their orders, so that
the goods may be secured and prepared early in the
season. You can select from the latest designs and
obtain thetlnest wotk,nmiship at the most favorable
prices. Most respectfully, yours,:
M. S1Vi'9'TI1,
Winghanl, Ont.
nUO�ER r
?Null
E
thc--
W W GHAM
FLQURNG Mill$,
Theandersigned wish to tendOr their best thanl.s,
for the liberal patronage given to out firm during..
several ears prior to the burning of our mill by In.
eendiartsm. During the past season we have re
moddelled the tow., m111 to the latestapproved sys•
tem of Hungarian holler Process mil ling• We be
lieve \recut now give better, accommodation than,
everbefore We offer
Prompt Dispatch)
T
i n the
WORLD,
F air . RetUrxik
QUALITY SECOND :3 QNO-NE IN THIS
SECTIO.
And by close personal attention to the business
hope to be again famed with a trial by ail o114
friends and many new ones.
Yours most respectfully,
HUTTON ac CARK
Pons Cgennects leveland, We less aFaint3 "'Rubber Co,
also have the best
e
(made from pure et an, a nac)ugolap for cash or ca -
Customers from a distance can have their rolls
home with them the same dday. .
(1 ',Ilighestniarket price in cash for lierchantable
Wool.
INGL►S et, CO'Y.,
wingham
ivinebam Xfi11,1.ot. efl 1169.
ZEiI' iAI D SAW MILL
emttlent,lrlace in the plinks and Its forlorn ae
nd
i
often
forsakt. They are cared for with
often forsak�ui,
the utmrist tendernesattntil adopted into
rernialllent held desirable homes. Nu
,ode taxi, however, tt32zlpt a claild',until
the 1, aril is slttistled the horn will lie a
, t4,00,fc nai3 snit the sura„ tttlt`:ilrpO llizrr3}la;
t.
r. e(,d •example lwiays brings foliar
good frt its.
Ail chic aetions td,11P their lilies few
the complexion of the ilelert, tt,s iltnd•
aetipes their Vt110jrttne 1igt E.
GEORGE T WSON, Proprietor,
Lumber of all kinds,
First-class Shingles,
And Ceda'r Posts.
Oar Load Orders a Spatially.
You can get any shade you desire, in quantities
costing from 10 cents up.
WOOD delivered to any part et
Winghatll.
tar Ord by 'mail prompt.y attemlcd te.
c GEORGE TII05MSON, i, Z•1' �A,pQ +
wungham .P.e
TLIoUS1tUDS of BOTTLES
pl�
c .iti �i0E14A�xlAV A �{G11�k�a
when 1 sa' Cur& t do not fliece.
U merely to step them fora that; and brei
Ifs eeee a, life- ong etudy.,1 warrant my.rtmedy to Cure the
1 base th return agate. 1 NM CEA IN A 1t A b i b e -L C U r t• These made this disease of Vitel.
Wo Worst
or CCatte $lcg
Prot: Dottie or. my Infallible RAitiOdl ..,Glia Expr1uc and
wrest ase3, g�atlse other! have failed.�Y so reason not�,ynow tEcetv,Qn a attre, a at
nee a treatise And a rF a trial, will
i'k'4b1..Ad LM
ir► 6iICe. It �Coeta t�•b1llitSi?8 S 1:1 cure you Ad it xlt;$1. il+ *AM
�in
For whitewashing
and lialsominin0, ask hot
�� a ,aa,
and don't take anything else.
0,6 . Cline Cas
Cline
HARD WARE IIt,RCT1A.NTh,
Oat eal i11 0 e'ned,
A GNAD4E
In the
a nnI Buzinzt
0
CHAS I i CHT x,;
f�1
Y'nh
am and,
g
Wishes to intimate to rho pelvic 0
surrounding country that he has purchased
' the harness business lately carried
on by Messrs. J. J. 1louluth
& Son, and will conduct ft in the
t
building one door south of air T.
Store,
The undo
els and Chep,
reopened i
igned desire o
that rmthefare
pie geuera y
Oat. glee
And are noW prep re
i nnlimlted tint
,igen.
They will
in Winghnm,
D0U131, AND SINGLE HARASS:
heavy or light, made to order.
A full line of
51e1g11
Home Blankets; Bells, Whips,
Currycombs, Brushes, etc.,
always on hand.
Repairing on promptly dens,
thepatronage of the public solicited, and
"Whin work and material guaranteed,
C. KNEORTEL
to purchase Oiote in
'es and at the
t Prim
pally customer. 'it11 the Deer
Gamuts iu Oat tie
nEc CGL
GGs
"
�Vf rnh 1512 March 4. lstg0. _.
AMBLE11,
lO1�i� i
HARNESS AKEB ,
has on hand a large sleek of
ACME BLANKED.",,
OUli1.ttC0:i113S,
httlisllEs,
WEIIPS,
TglINES,
VAt15ES eta,
'Which will be soles at bottom prises.
itiiiii4 SS, double or single; made to order ett.
short xlaticC,'6nd uatislacntio0 (morantesd.
,'A sot! solicited,
'SHOP--OPpeelte the hank of IIAPtiiitO4i
b1A'ri;1trf A1dilJ kt1
�Vliialiditiiti k els: Libl tom,