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lint What night have.bef''n a tif ace
int- I Orient bnppenea oil Tuesday ' ast to
M''Itay when driving Mr. .•
Qi't,wee to 111' "`4`11e R very *fled cow.
veil." .be was thrown. from the waggonon a
Aes,l pile of rough stones getting has head,.
lint I shoulders and finest Out` and bruised.
Sgli `I oausing bite to live retired for u few
Iced days;no damage done to team or wag'
gon.—flow is it that entre people take
the liberty of dumping their` sttrplue
stones an the roadside? i)n they Willi
that in the near furore the roads will
be. nlacadaniized and are inking time
by,the forelock and oont.rihuting thein
mite to each an end, Mao says that
it takes court piaster and arnica to
patch hien up.—There is joy in tile'
home of Mr. Albert Goble over the -
birth of an infant daughter, whish
happy event took plane on the evening
of 10th inst.—Mr J N Pickeil dwelling
is 'nearing completion and will be a
model when finished.—Crops look well
and promise a great yield, especially
fall wheat, which, if nothing Happens;
it, will he anormntts. The fruit is a
failure to a great extent.
11'1'
Inef4
bion
leve
sere
at.
TAO
the
age-
tb'
witli.
itity
here:
said
Sow.
der•
ago,
now
yea.
tier
She
foil
are
lz is
land
into
and.
the
rths
1 is.
k of
. the
'hat-
.oly i
a an+
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all
hris-
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of
vers,
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nay
Yet
suite
the
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the
con-
odist
sday
;ones
rich,
•ale ;
San-
will
laid,
lock,
'cert
Or-
ilists
rich,
Mr.
ndist
best.
,leas
neof
gn to
vocal
is a
ming
short
ction
Stan-
itude
ill its
1• the
local
glued
:alley,
called
'aloes
Spell
aper;
, suln Archbishop Walsh is said to. have
team received a chegne for 0,0001 as his
dell' fee for marrying W. A. Murray and
'Vow Mrs. Sarah, Cawthra at Toronto.
Aid)
,re is
;ib
usher,
s
Isle ;,
Fells,
ni 1s
last
Grigg' positions such as mayor, pollee: magly-
3 on trate, and has been •a member of,
, q begs sehoral Vearthli,-444 Aral, oowarn
'..Y
'ream Ater.
Farmers are busy cutting their tiny
in these parts. The Drop appears,
exceedingly good this year.—A `IetuM
porance society is about to be+organized
in town under the name of. Royal
Templars,—Mrs. N. Crawford, of
Walkerton, formerly of this place, is
visiting in town.—Mrs. Crawford bus
been in poor hetlth .fpr some time.
Tier many friends hope her visit to.
this heathly locality may prove a
I,pnfitto her,—Miss Ethel Wade, oi`
Wingham, is spending part of hs'r
holidays at her neele's iV1.r, Jas,
Relly`s.—Rev. G, R Jackson, of
Burgoyne, Ont., has at -,:opted an
unanimous call as paster of the
Baptist Church, of this place.—W.. Cl. .
Kelly, of \Viut;hein. spent a few days.
in town, visiting his. parents.—The
Foresters of this place are making.
arrangements to have an excursiuu
and picnic to Mount Finest.
Wroxeter.
$25 Raw n. -.Lost, on Thursday, July Sr. , on the
street in We. •eter, a parcel of bills an mtin • to.
$842 and a pro .•' sot;y note for $000, d vn by John
Sanderson In Tam - Jana Walker ated June 0th,
1883, and having a pe 'nt of $8'" endorsed on the
back thereof, dated Apri tt 890, A reward of
$25 will be paid for the re ry of the above or for
such information as wi ead roto. All parties
are warned against n • otiating th,. ove mentioned
note, the same h • ,g been lost
JANE WALKER.
Weddings are of an every day oc--
enrrene, itt Wroxeternow-t days and
the latest to report are the names of
Mr. Andrew l3ruwn and Miss Maggie
Barnard, last week. Miss Barnard is
favorably known. In this locality for.
her many estimable qualities and Mr.
Brown has, we feel, got a good bar,
gain.—A picked nine from R nssels,
Gerrie and Wroxeter will leave sI prtly
fur Owen Sonnd toy have some fritandly
matches in the base ball line with the
clubs of that town and tiny . others
wishing to challenge.—Mr. D. M.
Walker, of Prescott,- long Principal in
our, Public School here, is up on st
visit, as also is Mr. Alex Reid. who
taught
six months i
mmediatel
follow.
Ing Mr. Walker. yr, Reid was very
csucessful in his examinations at To-
ronto.
The annual meeting of the Ontario.
Masonic Grand Lodge was field , at
Kingston this week..
The Seaforth fall. races will taster
place on Fairview park. on August
28th, whenX550 00 will be given in
purses.
Col. Walker Powell,. adjutant
general,; will temporarily fill the va'-
caney Created by tiib resignation of
Gen, Middleton.
About 800 different varieties. oI
potatoes are being experimented upon..
by Prof. Saunders at the Ottawa Ex-
perimental Farm.
Hon.. Thomas Coffin, who was Re.
ceiver-General in the Cabinet of.Ition.
Alex. Mackenzie, died at Barrington,
N. S., on Saturday,
Y'. T. Barnula celebrated has ei;li-
titth anniversary on Saturday. He is
worthy, x.141,000,000. all of which he
mads since his fortieth sear. .
The Waterous Engine Woaks Com.
pang, of Brantford, have received the
gulch medal tied two certificates of ,
merit from the Melbourne E%hibitioni
lie f 'last yerr for their sawmill ex-
hu1iited. there.
Dr Willatns of Olinton, is about to
leave that town tti reside in Brampton.
He filled -iii Clinton. many puWie
A ten nen ee Was found en the main
street thee day. This was Justen00gb
to buy .a packet of Wilsox's Fly Poison
Fade,, .and eoald not be put to better
use, ' Cor exterminating Flies, Ants, Conies
roaohes, eto.rnotbinuequala>Silsnn'sFada.
Sold by all druggists, Take no imitations.
The i'tnported stallion, Lord Erskine,.
belonging tit Mr Taylor, of Huron
ootlnty, and imported King of the
Campbells, owned by Mr. Washington,
.,K of Auburn, died last week, The
animnta were valuable and were not
insured. -
Wilson's Fitt' Po1so4 Pads.
Have tin .enormous sale through Canada
and are kept by ati druggists, Nothing
Trills House Flies, Ants or Cockroaches
like Wilson's Pads, One packet lasts a
long time and kilia flies by the quart.
Mr, A. Bishop, M, 1', P. for South
iffuron, and Mrs.
shop, left last
,
week for New orklfroni which place
.sL.t{iey sail to Scotland, We .wish them
s -•fa pleasant visit in the old land and
hope the trip' will have the desks'
ed result, the improvement of Mrs,
13ishop's health, `
Ilollofva;/'s Ointment and Pills,—
,N'otahte Facts ---Intense heat augments
the annoyance of akin diseases, and
-encourages the developement of febrile
disorders; therefore they should as
they may, be removed by these deter-
gent and. purifying preparations, In
stomach complaints, liver affections,
pains and spasms of the bowels, Hol-
llotvay's ointment well rubbed over the
affected part immediately gives the
greatest ease, prevents congestion and
inflammation, checks the threatening
diarrhoea and averts incipient cholera.
The poorer inhabitants of large cities
Will find these remedies to be their
best friend when any pestilence rages
or when from unknown causes,
*eruptions, boils, ahcesses,or ulcerations
bei,olten the presence of taints or 'iln•
purities within the. systein, and call
for instant and effective curative medi-
cines.
The editor of the Parkhill Review in
asking his readers to ptiy "up subscrip-
tions eloquently remarks : " When the
frereezes of heaven waft over your
'fief sof promising grain, along whish
the dimples of it gladsome laughter'
chases one another in quick succession,
as stetn after stem after stem bows
its bounty laden head in giving assent
to the promise of a good harvest, re-
member those whoseconstant and.:
unremitting duty it is to record the
incidents of life in thesurr,undings."
1. While Mr, -Win. Sontt's ;two little.
; boys, of Sunshine, Were •, ilaying ono
of them attempted to olimb up a
ladder in the barn. He had only site,
ceeded in getting up a few steps fr'oni
the' bottom when 1reiost his hold and
fell to. the floor,. breaking bis. leg
below the knee., . -
Everybody knows what n pionia isr.
but most people would And it liayd to
say how it got that name, and yet it
is simple eno.t gh when you come to
learn it.' When a picnic was lining.
arranged .t'or,, ,the custom originally
was that those, who intended to be
present should supply the eatables and
44rinksbles. A list .of those necessaries,
Ravine been, drawn up it was passed
round, and eaeb,person picked on the
article.,of food he or she w;ls willing' to
furnish, ai d the name of the article
wfts nicked or ticked off .the list. The.
open air entertainment thus became
known es a pink and nick. 'The cus-
tom is said to elate from 1802, so that
the picnic is wholly an . instil ution of
the nineteenth century.
t Save "3ioair carpets.
1f. sheet of sticky fly paper will do more
daznage to e,irpet and furniture than any.,
r thing everinveuted. No careful house.
• °wife wduld bave one about. Wilson's Fly
Poi ou Pada will clear the house more
•qtr• ^kly and surety than any other means,
If P ced near the Tight where the flies are
thickest, Wilson's Pfids will kill pints every
day, and clear the house in short order.
•'Sold by all druggists.
Prepared for Emergencies. •
"Well, when our advertising 'car got
along there last,season the men wanted
,one aide of a cooper shop to display some
of our finest pictures. Tlie owner want-
ed $25 in cash and ten free tickets for
the privilege, but we refused to be
robbed. He finally came down 'to $20,
then to $15, and we offered him 1;10. He
said he would take an hour to think it
,over, and at the end of that time I went
to get his answer,
"'What do you estimate the tickets
worth?' he asked,
„'Fifty cents apiece:
"'And Lean sell mines'
'If you wish."
you see how itis. My wifeis
very' sick and liable to din. If she lives
'rti e can use two of the tickets to go to the
circus. If she dies I can use one, but
I'll have to give the other to my sister-
in-law for belpingatthe funeral. That's
• It 1 have just agreed to do. Make it
ot0,50 and ten tickets, and you can have
the 61101,.'. !
"As business is business, I agreed to
his terms, but I "lover ached harder in
my life to give anybody a good licking."
—New York Sun,
Qstlelf Witted 'dells. .•
Some liirdsare gifted with a sense of
observation approaching to something,
very like reasoning faculties, as the fol-
lowing anecdote proves: At a gentle-
man's house in Staffordshire the pheas-
ants are fed out of One of those boxes
the lid of which rises with the pressare
of the pheasant standing on the rail. in
front of the box. A. water hen, observ-
ing this, went and stood upon the rail as
soon es the pheasant had quitted it; but
the weight of the bird being insufficient
to raise the lid of the box, so as to enable
it
t get at the coat, the water heti kept
urnping on the rail to give additional
a tinpetus to its weight. Tbis partially
succeeded, but not to the satisfaction; of
.,atm the sagacious bird, which, therefore,
yK went t,q; ancl, soon returning with a
bird of its own species, the united weight
act' the two had the desired effect, and
the sucowssful pair enjoyed. the heltflt of
Minelli' 401100,43 .—.MontlIo
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-A. I -I. GRI G,.
TAI LOR,
Every department of tho business carefully attended
to, asmymotto is:
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A. ;H:. GRIGG;
Josephine St, *Ingham.
SODA -WATER,
BEST IN TOWN,
at " THE ECLIPSE.",
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ASSURANCE .0 COMPANY,
l•IALIF.AX,: N.S
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r winghaa, stems Biobeaddre ed
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28 Scott Street, Tolim•ra,
THE ODELL
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It combines slmpllalty,with durability, speed, ones
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than tiny other machine. Has no ink ribbon to
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WINGHAIVI
PLANING MILLSt
JOHN WATT
-Manufacturer of-
f
BUILDING MATERIAL of all kinds,
-such as -
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
FRAMES, Etc.
Flooring, Siding, etc., dressed to order on the
shortest notice.
IWe have over 100,000 feet of Dryl
Lumber in our yard. and can sup-
ply seasoed stuff- of all kinds.)
A calf solicited.
JOHN WATT.
tyingham, June 0th, 1890,
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Are now off'eri'ng a large range of
ICS COOL
in Plain White, Crossbar and Figured, from 5c. upwards.
Lots lie. iij ether rosy Jat atal Dross J I
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suitable for our ever changing climate.
FLOUNCINGS that are intended oto please every taste, at ver
-o" , and
interesting prices,
PRETTY THINGS IEMBROIDERIES •in derivable widths. and at
popular prices. It will pay you to look through theta.
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The Best and cheapest; a large and choice selection.. We
believe in protection that gives protection.
For comfin't and durability in footwear, do not fail to• get our
BOOTS. SHOES anti SLIPPERS. They are right every time.
Nothing so cheering sncl refreshing during the oppressive weather
as a GOOD CUP_ OF TEA, you can get the correct thing every time,
from
Q ''' DON& NRINTYRE
The Brown Anchor.
For the next Two Weeks,
at
COME ONE, COME ALL, and • have a look through our
- mammoth stock of
.Prints
J
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the greatest novelties of tl.e clay and at the most pop• ular
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N:tislins, figured and plain Lawns ; Ginghams, Sateens, Flan-
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HAD0DRESS OBES,
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]Ladies, please note, this 3a1e is for Two
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A complete stook of GENTS'i FURNISHINGS in all the latest
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CARRIAGES
and
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—MANUFACTURER or—
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Special Bargains will be given in Top and Open Buggies for the n rxt.$wo
months.
•
All kinds of work made to order by first•class workmen, under the super•
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•
Repairing, Painting, Top Building, to., done on short notice.
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In connection with 111e above, I wish to say that I have leased my foundry to the above 4irm fora term ,.,
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experience in mill work and repairs. T 1tould.
experience
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Watches, Clocks, Je'elr.
We also have a full' range of
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