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tad 1.1114 forbidwithoutand spetiiiiit
canted xltreteIons, will 1,117
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R. ELLIOTT
Peora(74T1e /:a''( Pnt1,11401110
141. DfA((DONA1.D,
JOSEPHINE STREET,
GUAM, ..-.• _..-_..- .....,...-
13. TOW LER, 31,1).0.M.,
ober College Physleiluls and Surgeons, Ontarip,
-Coroner for County of Huron—
o at "Tint PUA*)IACY " • Wi» ghani, Gilt.
14. 3. A. MF,LDBIIM,
Honor Greaten) of Toronto Uulversity, and
bar of the College of Pb} 410h018 01111 boat one of
,rio.
icc ]wd Residence—Corner of Centre nnd Patrick
1.s, felrured) acs;] pied by Ur. Bethune.
lVlNenA5+ - ONT.
VANSTON 1•:,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Eta, Eta,
ate and Company funds to loan 141. 10(3 lest rates
est. 110 commission charged. ,Mortgages, Unita
. and .(Lr111 plopol•t) bought and sold.
IDE—Beaver Block, W1t.n11oot, OAT.
a1
J. A. HOR,TON
BARRISTER
'Vhlgham Outnrie
EYER & D1Cfi7NSON,
AL C. MEYER, Q,.C. I E. l.-; D7oKnvutato, il. A.
.RL,,STLRS .'ii1D SOI ICIT(,11 , L•te., Etc.., 80
1rster Lank cf rian)(ltte, Commissioners fur
ag affidavits for DL•uti.ulia Yarn), '20wn a7131 •
se propelty bought and sold. Money (private
s)10(tneu on mortgage stelll'ltl' at -51 per cent,
By i,I1* Hated for private petsous,. 'Upon the •belt
Agr1' aeeurIties without any expense to the
er, Lands for tale in Manitoba and the North -
flee -11:04's Block. 1) Ingham.
ON'.ISTRI',—J.15, JEROME, Bison 0,
•
•,,,p. Is mannlactnring Coliilloi(i Platen
{ Vulcanite plates of the bastmato'hi• c,
as cheap as they eau bo pot in the
Dominion. All work warranted.
;get(yi(10 Vapor administered for the painless
action of teeth, the only safe anesthetic known,
LER N,011100.—I wail extract teeth for 25 cents
'FICE : In' the Beaver Block, opposite the
r0 0(0(0 IIotel.
E,NTI irRY --'Y. $. MACUNALD, W1a.011431..
5(nker of Vulcanite, Celluloid, Alloy,
S(Ivo, Gold, etc., ote., Plantes, ranging
inric s from $500 upwards per set
crawling and bridgework, Teeth ox
ted without tho least pain by the use of Vital -
Air. .goad Office, lyinghanl, Aldo entrance op•
le the Queen's hotel, open daily (Build aye except-
:rou10 a m' 40 5 p M. Will bo at Blyth every
and 4111 aaturda). of each month—Othecat1+311n(1s
1; Got vie 1 tat and Ord Mondays of each month—
:0 at Albion hotel. .".otracthrtr 2)1 cents.
*set
RN RITCHIE,
GENERAL AL INSURANCI AGENT
MUM, • ONTA010
()BERT CUNNINGRADI,
INSURANCE
FIRE AND MARINE,.,
GUELPH.
DEAN, JL, Weionrl,,
ENSED AUOTIONEER FO114 Tap, COUNTY
OF HURON.
{los attended in any part of the Co. Charge*
crate,
)ITN CURRIE, Wit:GRRAaf, UST.,
intuits A)C'rx0Nl3Ltl reit TNR COUNTY or
unsex.
1 orders left at the Tress Wilde prO111POS at end
0. Terms reasonable.
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1(8110 At7CT(CN1ctt Yon Coor1In+s IA/ RoN ANr7
1 true ,
1 sates attended to promptly and on Ibo Shales
co.
7ar($cs Moderato and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
1 necessary arraupu nests cart be made at tit:
is' (Nice
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LIs OSS'EL AND %VI VII.SSI,
Orders left at the clues of the Tagi o vII( ra
plon•i't a+tentimt
PATERSON,
trio al' 1/480310 Inv,: (n t .0 ,4, I+;(r)o ox 1hLA:
41,.4114 i7C7IN,::p.
SifYit ilfRlt „
A wane Daly.
as fonr- PICS old baby lives in
O.ikaloos t.. 11. ,lt is the ohil(1 of ,\i r31,
Wilton, 1111.1 'Ann playing, about the
nom+ of it de"p weal covered with
loess boards, Tell lar '1'1(o wall 'i'
thirty fe..t (seep Iola (1 roamed ten feet
of water 441 the t1((((', The mother saw
the child f,11'l, enll,fra.11tic1ily grabbierr
a. clothes line, Towered it into the well,
The child grabped the Bile but &4
course e011ld not hold on tight ouqugh
tI) 1,144 drawn out, so the mother tied
ller end above.
Will pet bald on tight till mamma
runs for papa 1 treutblillgly erit'd the
mother to the little one.
Ess, came a bravo little soli from
below.
.the mother hurried away and soon
turned with the father and several
their ilo((, who, after much diililulty,
rescued the child frronl its etbiIiy hath,
The little one was almost unconscious
'from cold when taken out, but, had
brlvely clung to the clothes -lin(' all
'the tinle,hoiding its 'mad above water.
The lie ppy mother hugged her rescued
•f)ue and wept for joy, tvllile the as-
eentbled crowd threw up their hats
and cheered in • acknowle.do+(lueut of
the baby's grit.—S. Y. World,
- - IT WAS BY CHANCE.
&Iowa. ,Favorite Soubrette Came to Go Qn
the Stage—Froin Flower Girl Gnawed.
"Isn't it interesting to think of the
Blight incident in one's life on which
hinges one's career?" said bright Nellie
11Tc73enry the otltir day. "Now, my be-
l; log an actress is purely the result of aa
unforeseen incident. One day. I was on
my way lrom,e frain'soltool and met )111
Wiggins, tit that, time the comedian in
Bea De Bar's theatre, St, Louis, and who
• occupied the :same house with my par-
ents. Said 'Wiggins to foe:
"'Wllereare 'you going, little Nellie?'
"'This is a half boliday, and I'm going
to play with some girls.' said L .
• " 'Were you ever. in a theatre?' in -
144i,,,,, he.....
•_' 'No; but I wouldlike to.'
"+'Well, come along,' he replied, and
off we started to the theatre.
i "It appeared that Mr. Wiggins Was on
' his way to, it rehearsal, and when we
reached the theatre everything was at
:sites and 1Sevona. Feuillot's d,laty of a,
'Romance of a Poor Young Man' was in
. x01-uarsad, and Mr. Lawrence Bararett was
• (sat for the heals, The child wife was
1.w have played the flower girl had been
detained at home because of the illness
;Of her mother --both of us were St. Louis
'girls, it appears. Well, Mr. Ba>.rrett es-
pied me standing at the. entrance: Turn-
ing to Mr, De Bar, who was at that time
"On the stage, he said: '\Vhose child is
-"that?' •
'You've got me. I don't harm. It
struck me as she might possibly, do the
flower girl. The other child. is absent,
.and I suspect site doesn't know her part,
'.byway.' ;
"I beard every word of the conversa-
1ion, and observed Mr. Barrett nod 111s
head, stroke his chin and walk toward
lane. .
child, can you read?'
he cot
X 2Ced,
eying Ute kindly .and taking
ago by the hand.
" ?Y•—'yes, ,sir.'
'Well, collie here and read this part
'for ole, and don't forget that you are to
dread as though you were tallying to a lit-
tle friend. over think for a moment of
:your surrouit4lings, but put yourself in
the place of the little flower girl,. Now,
my little girl; commence, and be its nat-
'a al as possible. Remember, 'yeti are no
one else than the flower girl.'
{� "So off I ;started on the' manuscript,
heading as naturally as possible, and
rising my best efforts to prevent my legs
/rom trembling beneath one. . Finally I
mustered up courage enough to go ahead
tit1.e11
•. assuring way, andidnishedas proud-
ly as if it were my debut, and I had fin
r hed,.to.the fifth curtain call.
"Every one applauded, and 'Kir. Bar-
rett patted me on the cheek, acau1tl-
partied by a wort or two of encourage-
1ltent,
"'Can't you study those litres and. conte
'here to -night and speak themes you have
read. thele?' ire asked..
"Certainly, sir."
"' Well, you may ;o crow. Study your
part well, and oclme bltbk to -night and
yon can act.'
'ti Cali never forget hoiv 1 posed over
my part. Taking a position before the
glass, with my part in ono band; the arnl
long nerore. began tllu(rlldll my rum,
continued to pit a-p'.t first r 01.111 aver.
btall(l.n, .anti . 7ltelllni
n 1.y !:1 the tvh: gs, ,.1r. Barrett
walked rl()tvl y UI) a1(1:l 111 his *inlet and
(4,b0rl ti 1Cltinl!r.r sa:rli
"'You Rale .t not Il,' 1411;11,1 to i p(: J0 too
astelra'.1; , my e11ib1. Vet Yours..lf intim
tx3,1('(• of the Matt you play, an(1 if you
ever 111 (rla; ,they ;,01.0, never forgcss tltlt'
and ,l never dill,
"41:) I War. entirely ignorant of the time
140 ni) (111, :sate '11e \\ hit.pe u(l in my Car.
in the middle of • the seem.: ''Now'n your
time, £14.1 le.. When you've finished your
pyre, turn :shout and walk aft,' So ea 1
went, and never faltered in it lisle. Ali
the peoaple In the company .praised 1110
wli'rnly, and their eneoulaging word$
knocked 1411 seh1001 out of me, Every '
time T saW Mr. De Bar—and I made it a
point to see him often --my inquiry for a
potation iii, his company would be the
first tiling. lits reply would always be:
,
r•
hgo r 1.v Nellie; 1 oma and to N 1 e you're
0.,
1 ,
� b
too small.' At last the opportunity ar•
rived, and you know the cost,"—Boston
alube
Hind of Mee Women Lilco.
Women like Ulan who ean be strong
is a liars when trouble'colues, and yet, if
;sue is nervous and tired, can button up
a shoe and do it with 'an aukount laf sideration that is a mental tants a physical
bracer tip.
-They like a loan, who can take hold
of the baby, convince it of his power and
get it to sleep after they have been Ivor-
eying with it, and walking with it, until
their eyes are tired cud they feel as if
they had no brains: .
They like a roan who is interested in
their new dresses, who can give an opin-
ion on the fit, and who is properly indig-
nant
nditenant at ally article written against wo-
men.—Ladies' Home Journal
The EduOaxtion of Fifty Years Ago.
The treatment of boys .at school is in
every way infinitely improved, com-
pared with what it resembled even fifty
or sixty years ago. Early hours of ris-
ing—a "boy of that epoch said that his
idea of Penalise was''waking up in the
night and finding that it was only 2
o'clock in the morning" —insufficient
food, wretched accommodation and great
severity were the lot of boys who were
brought up even at some of ourbestedu-
cational establishments; London Tele-
' graph.
A PrisonexSecos4ed tha Not est.
I he r
hoard a'�protty, ;,cod story ai•out
a. certain igeorrlilt (I 481,100 who don
llu,ii1As8 in Fulton (,county, This.
Justice was eleet(d over an able,hut
v. ry unpopular lowyer, and his first
case w;1:3 that of a prisoner charged
with violating th(1 iastloty law, The
0Ulfl taint and warrant were derfeatiVe,
and this the defendant's attorney took
exception to in a masterly argument,
r
windtnl, up by moving; the prisoner's'
discharge, Is the motion seconded ?
asked the Ju aloe, Itis replied tho
the prisoner. Gentlemen, continued
the Judg', it is regularly Moved
and seconded that the prisoner Ins
discharged. All those in favor of the
motion aye. sc
onot
from the
prisoner and his counsel, Opposed,
no. Silence followed, and after a
short pause the reale holder said
The motion is carried and the prisoner
is discharged, whereupon, to the sur.
prise and amassment of all, court was
declared adjourned.
me 33o1160d alt was Created for 1B1m.
f• 7 t,11�j 1 !, FJ R14 FOR SALE.
w w�otd
I!;
7 ,rtnc'i offers for •"ria "its farm, ho'
Woob.nta31 tistlin 11(1 tho
rluini'a( order, aid waitltl.ie
884901 31 011 8 33." •1(1 4,f tenth i,( to
'r►J° W...fST'" ' +;: '"•T ;,
41111s branches, and allil keep 11) stock a
obis of first-class 14) J00, ,:uch as
Tweeds,
Flannels,
Ettofl's,
Blankets,.
Sbeetings,
Stocking Yarns,
&C.,
(made 10001 pure wool iniy) cheap for cash or ex-
onerate for wool.
Customers from a distance can have thele rolls
house with theist the same day.
d 'Ilighestmarlket price 10 cash for Dlerchantable
Wool.
How thankful we ought to be to a
bountiful Providence who has created.
all things for us riubly to enjoy 1 said
Mr. A•,--_ 13—, at a great city
dinner, while sumptnoesly regaling
himself upon turtle soup, crimped cod
with oyster sauce, &o. •Tlie beasts of
the earth, the fowls of the air, and the
fishes of the sea, he , continued, were
all created for the use of elan 1
Very true, replied his friend ; but
if you had witnessed the hairbreadth
escape whish I experienced of beth"
devoured alive by a sltark,wheti in the
West Indies,you weuld have been satis-
fied that the horrible monster entertain
ed just the opposite opiuiou.Hs believed
that mean was created for an.,
IN 1MI4R13l-E CANYON.
`Unfelt Sailing i)own Stream bS• an Advert-
. turous Exploring fart,.
• To give you "an idea of the number of
the rapids from the head of the,Colorado
river to this point, near the .mouth of the
Little Colorado river, a distance Of about
290 guiles, I will say that there are just
200 rapids, not collating small draws or
riffles, and frouiLee's Ferry to this point,
a distance of eighty miles, there' are 100
rapids. We have. run the greater part of
this 1.00 and portaged but few, and over
Many of them our boats have danced and
jumped at the rate of fifteen miles per
hour, and over some, by actual measure-
ment, at the rate of twenty mile's pe.,
1101.1r for half a Mile at a time. Standing
in the bow of one of the boats as she'goes
through one of these, shutes, with first
the bow and then the stern, jumping into
the air as she shoots frons wave to wave,
with the spray of the breakers dashing
over one's head, is something the excite-
ment of which ean only be understood by
being experienced.
That part of Marble canyon. from Point
.ietreatfor forty miles down to the mouth
v is far the
river a
to ado g
Little Co
theii >;
ef
most beautiful and most interesting can-
yon we Have yet passed through, At
Point Retreat the marble walls sta'rdl up
perpendicularly 800 feet from the waiter's
edge, while the sandstone above benches
in slopes and cliffs to 2,500 .feet high.
Just beyond this the canyon is narrow-
est, being but a little over 800 feet wide
from wall to wall,• while the river in
places at this stage of water is not over
sixty feet wide. The marble rapidly rises
till it stands in perpendicular cliffs, 700
to 800 feet high, colored with all the tints
of the rainbow, but mostly red. 14 Many
places toward the top it is iloneycoiftbed
with caves, eeverns, arches and grottoes,
with here and there a natural bridge left
from oue Drag to another, snaking ainost
grotesque and wonderful picture as our
little boats glide along that quiet portion
of the river so many hundred feet below.
At the foot of these cliffs ha many places
are fountains of pure sparkling water,
gushing out from the rock—in one place,
uncl'•
Va�ssey s Paradise, several h ged feet
up the wall—and dropping clown among
shrubbery, ferns and flowers, some of
which were found fn bloom. Below this,
for some distance, are a number of these
fountains with large patches of maiden-
hair ferns clinging to the wall, fifteen to
twenty feet above the water, greon and
fresh, and with the sparkling water run-
ning down over them they make a most
A Close Call.
An old fashioned dry good mer-
chant doing business "in. one of the
interior towns for many years failed
the other day and when an agent for
ove of the creditors "reached the place
.it was to find the proprietor working
hard to figure it all out.
Lands! hat Ican't ase why I should
fltil,.he kept saying. Mebbe, though
I didn't collect sharp enough.
'You have.a heap of old good§ here;
said the agent looking around.
Yes, more or less.
When did you take your last inven-
tory.
Inventoryl Take everything downs
Yes.
And snake ob a list ?
And dust off the shelves at1c1 mop
the' floor 1
That's 1t.
And clean the windows and paint
the, front of the store ?
Yes.
I never went into that; I was go
Mg to one day about fifteen years ago,
but they had a wrestling match in
town and I let the inventory go.
Mercy on sue, but 1 can't uncle 1 stand
wily 1811001d fail 1
INGLICS d, 00'Y.,
W ingha(h
LATEST NEWS.
WE MAY HAVE TO. PAY
TWO 511t Por Polzi Moro
Duty on® O , shortly
when sending to the United States.
Had you not better tiring it to the
INCHAM TANNERY
at once, rind got the highest price IN CASA
0r trade for it 7
South h of l t n prat mJ 1110
U, i.nl C,+ ;gin 3 Etas ii11i?u6h}
• it Y erns , n 1.^ li 4 r 1e(t13 rO t '1i.4 t.:,, about
00 of whir.). .1e sem .I .4101 in a good Nieto of malt'.
t,4tr.1P, 1r wilal. - i..h,-, low. wet :land. On tho
r(•
h r '*
ern : ..l• .i
r
OOP, rental, ,, • 7 i.• Milt
iteat 1 cal' v • i.,,. h ' ••.. r. anr1 Prone stdhiir g ; two
f 104.134 of t ',I trlt0411 1.N-, 03 •:,It rist,fik97 3.,,ice
arc lack- Tile loin is well /mot., Wo,'d take a
sm•.11 rcvide'et 144. 1,101)8(1) sapu(tllu'.rQ 04 .013310
bo a,rr0e•1 114400, d'.r t0rs.', apply o 1' F,i::i511s}.,
044 the prendsos,. 07' to Ii, Lk bl5ir:i,
East wawanosh, Juno Ord 1,;30. W:ni- , .n).
:Nix-ETs t y
MISS N11I1L0 IVIcHAED-7.
OLASSE$ FOR INSTRUCTION ON PIANO AND Organ, in Voice Culture and Harmon),
51es(0 RAMS IN 'leave& Et octc.
Treat your
HIDES, SIIEEPSKKINS,
CALFSKINS, TALLOW,
&c., the ;mune way,
If you require anything special in
HEAVY ,,b GLOVES,
and Sere.
Harness, Sole, Her and French
LEATHER AND FINDINGS
alway8 kept in stook for Shoemakers..
outstretched and the other Its fr eri2.ns pose charming votive.
Bible, I gestured and read and expreesexl. • Our weather has been mast Woliderful.
The thermometer has never registered at
d o'elook in the morning lower than 1'1
deg. above zero, and in the sun in the
middle of the day has registered as high
as 75 deg. The sun has shown brightly(
{early r11 the time, though foi eight dayss
at one. tilr1(14 1t never shone oft lis, we
being under the sdrade of the cliffs 0,11 the
titan..-•Oor, Denver Utriyablieuri.
The Plots will he fent,. to ti0•;r sub•
the ) .+ .... .. , xis " � vu
W. ant through thus linens ever ., 1.l ((1't'L, AA t scribers iteirt ]inti ttli ttio ei:;.� et 1E.i(], fur
W.
tame' drew near For ths, curtain, 1311 1 to aastic
f1Q4,lti4'(t:/ifrlb'%ff 1 aclileli ,.' 4 • -
'W'hen the tfnn) came to leave home for
the theatre I lad,. my manuscript aside
for fl few moments, to snatch It bito of
food:, In those :fe4v moments the lines
had worked eh hard on lead taken
blank.
,. h1.1 .
1n'filgs and my winery less 7l.
With the tears streaming down toy
cheeks I seized the little book, pored
through it and aomn had the part pltt.
"141 iai'rivcd 11. the theatre hong before
,, wI.
1 t
tints theftr1'rfoin nee •ral(9 a u J
ZETLA D SAW MILL
GEORGE THOMSON, Proprietor:
W. J. CHAPIVIA,N,
Wingham.
Luber of all finds,
leirstpolass Shingles,
and Ced .;r Posts.
Cir Load Orders. h Speciott/.
WOOD delivered to any part 01 1
Win,tl,haw.
I i'Ord by"mail promptly attended to.
GEORGE TH051SUN,
, Wingbanl P.o
W1NGHAIVI
MRBL,E VICRKS!
Taking a retrospect of ley thirteen or fourteen
tender mythanksitonyfriendsand7thetpublicgelle-
erally for tpe liberal patronage extended to rue 14)1
the past.
better mayalso
than et I eornto thoseQrequiring
anything in the line of
Granite or Stone Monuments,
HEADSTONES,
WINTIQW. SILLS,
STONE' TItIMDIINGS,
FOR FENCING, do
1 would be pleased to have those desirous of pro
Curing any articles in my line to call and exanlfne
goods, compare prices and Ieave thele orders, s0 that
the goods may be secured and prepared early in the
season. You ean select from the latest designs an,3
obtain the finest wog kmanship at the most favorable
prices. Most respectfully, yours,
Epilepsy.
Suffererltf rola cramps and Her,
vous debility are surely cured by
au unproved .and absolutely un-
equaled method. Treatment by
letter. Send full account of syrup -
toms and address, inclosing pest -
age stomps for answer. •
" IIVCIEA OFFICE," flew York.
:IVis the Bane to paint your houses, and
RIJBI3ER91pAINT
--is the—
.:E
IA the
W.M. SMYTH',
Winghmn, Ont,
WPNGHAM
FLOURING MILLS.
•
•
The undet'iligned wish to tender their best them, e
for the liberal • patronage git'en to out firm during
several.'ears prior to the burning Of our 04111 by in-
cen(tiarl8m: During, the past season we hare re-
moddelled the 10\01 mill to the latest.pproved sys-
tem of Hungarian holler Process mil ling. We be
lierewecnn' now give better accommodation than
everbefore. We offer
Prompt Dispatch,
Pair Returns,
Q•UALIT1r SECOND TO NONE IN THIS
SECTION.
And by close personal attention to the business
hope- to be again . fav4.red with a tris1 by MI old
friends and minty nowones.
Yours most respectfully) f
HUTTON Sc CARR.
Winghain 11114 Oct. 0.0 11150,.
A CHANCE
In the
Harness hsinns
0 --
CHAS. KNECHTIs.,14.
Wishes to intimate to the people Wing ham and
surrounding country that he has purchased
the harness business lately carried
on by -Messrs. J. J. Homuth
a Son, and 10111 conduct it In the
building one door south of Sir T A Hills'
store,
DOtllil,lJ AND SINGLE EARN ES;
heavy or light, trade to older,
!l full dine of
WORLD, currycombs, Brus
hes, etc.,ISleigh Dels,
1tIwai'son hand.
None genuine unless stamped "Rubber' Paint CO, Re' Girin' ou )yi (fun
Cleveland, Ohio,' ttaalsohavethebest p g p rem 1• Y
The patronage' of thi pubiio solicited, and
Ionia -Mark and Material ' guaranteed.
'Whips
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You can get any shade you, desire, 3n quantities
coating from 10 cents up,
For
r„�rWhitewashing mid Italsonlnlnc, ask for
and (101A take anything else.
$asi
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SIVE 1 AWAY YEARLY.
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liars them ritern s;;sln 1 at ANA 10A Is18)14A L4 O U 10. I'lava mane the d484a4te of mei
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Ingham. March 4.1000.
MATTHE'N AMER,
HAENESS MAKER,
ha0 on hand a large stock oil
HOBS BLA:r10ETS,
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1 shed notice* and satistaclstiotl (Yaaranteed.
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