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.acments of Misr. ('ail d, arrayed, Situations,
testi Chenees\\'anted, not exceeding 5lino
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and Fart for Pali, not cxotedl»g 0 lines,
It tuouth, bat. per snilsegnent month
lrm0 will he Ott 10;4 luia:41'e1.1 to
rates fur longer advertlbelnuIts, or for
Owls.
isotnents without apeellic directions, will he
till forints 500 charged accordingg'ly, Trim•
vertisciaeutb midst be intid in advance
s for contract advertisements must be lin
lay Wednesday noon, in order to appetlr
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R ELLIOTT
Pameancrint Ann Pesswsfral.
IACDONALD,
JOSEPHINE idil4EEii
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TOWLRIt
College Phyeiciaus and Surgeons, Ontario.
-Corouor for County of llaron-
"TnsPHARMACY ' Wingl0O,'Oiit.
'• A. 14EId)I;T?hl,
mor Graduate of Toronto University, and
of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of
R0sidenee-•Coruerof Centre aandkatrick
010111ly 0111pied by. In. Ilotbune.
swum - ONT,
rANSTONE, •
AItRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc., Etc.
and Company, funds to loan at lowest rates
No eo,muission charged. Mortgages, town
and farm moped) bought and sold.
'.-Beaver Block, \bonsai, Onr.
J. A. MORTON
BARRISTER &o.,
nghatn • Ontario
-ER & DICKINSON,
G. MEYER, Q. G. 1 E. L DIQKINSON,"ls. Yt.:
STERS AND SOLICITORS, Rte.., .Rte., So •
for hank of Hamilton, Commissioners for
affidavits tor Manitoba. Parva, Town 'and
property bought and sold. U'oney (private
caned on mortgage acclivity at 51 per tent,
invested for private persona, upon the best
go ense to the
andslfor sale in Manit toba and the North•
,-iient's Block. VI Ingham.
TISTRY.-J.S. JERO11lE, \YIranian,
Is manufacturing Celluloid Plates
Vulcanite plates of thebestmateria
as cheap as that'' can be got to
the
Dominion. All work warranted.
table Vapor •adnunistered for the pathless
;ion of teeth; ttho only safe anesthetic known.
N0T1Os.-4 'will extract teeth for 25 touts
ICE : In the Beaver 131ocjr, opposite :the
viok 11oteI.
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ITISTRY ---\F, H. MACDNALD, Witaliron.
' . Ofakeivol Vulcanite, Celluloid; A11oy',
tv y, ea Silve, ',Gold, etc., de., Plates, ranging
ifirtpin prices from 3500 upwards per- set
crowning, and bridgework. Teeth ex,.
3 without the least pain by the use of Vital
ir. '(lead Office, Wnlgllam side entrance Op -
the Queen's hotel,' open daily, (Sundayaexcept•
,m 9 a in to 5 p •,u. Will be at Blyth every
id 4th Saturday of eachmonth-011ccatMilne a
n
rnth-
each o
Gorrio: fat and 3rd Mondays of C.
at Albion hotel. .."..tractinir 25 cents.
N RITCHIE,
GENEIIAL•1N0URANCE AGENT
slat,
,OvxARto
BERT 011N;CINGIIAOI,
.INSURANCE
.EIRE AND MARINA
Gi1LLPII.
•DEAN. Jit., WIE011AM,.
NSF1D AUCTIONEER ,FCR THE t601.7NT,Y
OF HURON,
es attended14a1 any .part .of the Co. Charges
rate.
LIN CURItIE, WitaePAtt, ONT.,
ENBED AII0T1oN11501 3'ON TES Coir' ;TY YAT
RUMS.
orders left at the TIMES Ogles promptly at ehd
. Terms reasonable.
IIF.S IIENDE1l$Olt,
1BRD AUe'r14211211 Iron-ColnerIS'B 045111013 A;ID
pRn02.
sales atter ed to promptly and 011 the Shortaa
urges Moderate Mut Satiefaotion Ouarantaod.
Hec1ssary arrangements can be rnede st,th
s' office
Winoff.vm,
BOLTON '18 HAWI{1NS
& D. • L 'Suavptoan Alt» CtYat' Eumtarltt
LIS DIT M, Aft» WINGIHAlt.
or,'easloft at the ogles of the Tulabe\dill re
a pionant attention
.:Orbe Dtvtbtoa• 001119`, IMAM or MAK
' Atme% 'Wow.
Wstr iieGAM • • VitP.
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liErvi/r irto initruince In 3tualitenlr,
s'It ib eurlu'iaine. the OI11Qunt of ince- '1 A t•to, esenr'hi lrflata►ke. 11 j LATEST NE.W S.
U Crile fnif•rtelrce Tract mer I1c;3 0tt`I,' 1'e- For the foreigner Who attellfpts enter.. 'ttlr it.
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h..CI HAVE ID PM
t 1,. l rt'tl ton \Ve with to inform the polio r e
n thatbad 1 O a•h. that have hoar.
tits.(+oaks f st firm 1 d choice of pre .er words to c sial .as the W rir \ 1 i t two a , t ft
straightest out livltte s. +n It la I starts
the balance sheetslrowed. l.ai.0 it in favor
of partner Ne. 1, \Vt'l4, for days and
days We worked can the looks, It was.
the most tiresome work I ever uudc>•r-
-took. Partner N. 1 was a remarkable
tnan,persuasivoei,utlaifaallein tls•faletinor.
5olnetunes he would come in to ge ever
eoute of the figures with me, ''hese are
not right,' be would say. I knew, they
were and would ray so, Then he would
3 , on en ,1a in . , rnrn'tu order, and r.,lli titin
meaning to be conveyed, i rofessll � hien- i 1 i
1.1.11110
di. , " 50aaop g vo special anon( ou toCI
del had bee* in this dottntry but a few 4
�m w tiRsaa.n
few weeks when it fell to his goon for,
t ane to 1>e invited to one of the first lrurnea•,
of P'1liladelpllia, a prominent attraction
of "which was several dark haired,black
k
eye:(, had withal vt:rY stylish daughters,
A. most delighttul evettiug was passed in
the oociety of the ladies, and in the ons
joyment of a bountiful lunch prepared iu
honor of the distinguished visitor,
start to argue with me, and I felt myself At the proper hour the professor an -
giving; way, Finally I would have to nouwced that the time had arrived for leis
leave the room, In the hall I would departure, and in Ilia leave taking, in his
walk up and down, saying to myself,
'You're a fool. You know your figures
are right.' When he had departed I1
would recover and be able to -go on. 1316(
all the while I felt the man's subtle in.
.iuence. T struggled against it. `Do
your duty,' I kept saying to myself.
"Finally, when 1 reached the result, I
turned pale, Partner No. 1 was short
;,8150,000, Ile calve in. `Well?' he add..
('There is the result,' I answered. He
lw,00ked at it and never winced. 'You are
sure 1110, figures are right?' `Yes,' 1 said.
I struggled, desperately and, this time he
was not' able to conquer. me. 'Weil,' he
said, 'if • those figures are correct, the
money wilt be paid,'
"And lie did pay it, evert cent, al-
though it took all he had; You would be
astonished to know who that man was.
E attribute his marvelous success to
- his Magnetic personality. Every one
with whom he comes in contact
feels it. He associates with many
wen in great undertakings, but he al-
ways gets the kernels while they get the
shells, and, moreover, everything is done.
as per contract. Year by year 'I watch
this man's career with added surprise
and always congratulate myself that I
was able to withstand him. He is the
only man I ever met who could for the
Ara' ,, }finpkgeine doubt my mathe-
gnat .r.,a. ray." -Detroit Tribune.
most gallant manner,he thanked the host,
ess for the very pleasurable evening he
had passed in her "homely home" and, in
the company of her "homely daughters,"
The coolness that existed between the pro-
fessor and his generous hostess and. her
daughters wasnever fully dispelled un-
til he explained that in Germany "home-
ly" signified "hospitable," and certainly
none could have been more hospitable
than site and her hospitable daughters.
Philadelphia Times.
• " Iiorfoa3," the Fatal 63.
Certain years in the life of man have
been, from great antiquity, supposed to
have a peculiar importance, and to be.
liable to singular vicissitudes in his
health and fortunes. Where or how this
belief originated is unknown,, but it is
supposed to have been founded on the
teachings of Pythagoras. The well known
notice of the climacteric year -63 -sup-
posed to be particularly dangerous 'to
men of that age, ins letter of Augustus
Cmsar, evinces its prevalence among the
Romans. Some astrological writers have
tan's "hors-
.
tailed the sixty-third
y
ear n
cus," because of a mythical notion that
it was oil is fatal to great men.
Tho aolt6 cause of its blighting influence
is supposed to revert to the fact that it is
a multiple of the 7 and 9, both of which
are mystical numbers. It is a remarka-
ble fact that all nations; ietitach particular
iwpOrt3ince to 7 or any multiple of that
figures Thus at 14, twice seven, the male
and female are supposesl to have arrived
at puberty; at 21, three sevens, the male
becomes "of age," while many writers,
Aristotle in particular, fix 35. five sevens,
as the ,height of bodily vigor and 49 as
the year of maximum. mental activity.
At the age of 03, when man is nine times
Eleven years of age, the most trivial dis-
eases are likely to cause the death of thg
most robust old man, while the ten sev-
ens •(70) have been ascribed as the limit of
his earthly career. -St. Louis Republic.
The Tmportance of Occupation.
There is nothing that adds more io he
zest of life than an interesting occupa-
tion; even if it means hard work, there is
;recompense in the enjoyment of well.
earned rest. No work ought, however,
to, be overpowering or so exhaustive that
one's energies fall below their aspira-
tions. On the other hand, no life is so
thoroughly wretched as one where the
necessity and desire for work is entirely
wanting; and this i%particularly true of
personsof education and intelligence who
allow themselves to 6010 into that unset-
tled condition of mind 'Where nothing is
9f interest.-Ilerald of I3ealtlt.
CU
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in 0110 ii hrnnches, and,wfll,l ea t in aloe a
1 k.
cissas of tlrst•olase e;4410, such
Tweeds,
Flannels,
Etofs,
Blankets,
Sheetings,
Stocking Yarns,
W1Yat Did the Mian Want?
A man went into a pancake restaurant
on Griswold street and said to the waiter
girl;
"Bring me an, order of hot cakes, one
at a time, and hurry up."
Tho girl brought a plate of hot cakeq,
and as he ate them had another one
ready. This she, did six or eight times,
each relay being dispatched with relish.
At the last he threw down his knife and
•
Cork.
"Look here," he thundered in a deep •
bass; "bring the . something to eat. I
don't want to swallow batter and syrup
all day. Anybodyd' think I was e'tuck
On pancakes." -Detroit Free Press.
arc., 8i c,,
(made from pure wool only) cheap for cash or ex'
change for wool. ,
Customers from a distance can have their rolls
home with thein the same day.
,r'ilrghost market price in cash for Merchantable
Wool.
INGLIS k CO'Y.,
Wingham
MATTHE\V AMBLER1
HARNESS MAKER.,
has on hand a large atiock of
HORSE IrT 4NIil TS,
OT,1ttltvcomas,
BRUSHES,
WHIPS,
TRUNKS,
VALISES oto.,
Which will be sold of bottom prices.
.
or Wanking.
A
Permit X Sr<plrin
:Nowadays •Germany might well be
called "the smokers' home." Every Ger-
Titan has his pipe and can smoke when-
ever he will, and within certain •limits
wherever he will. There are no restric-
tions against the rise of tobacco, and
one's desires in that direction are only
circumscribed in par•oular places -such
fuse
1 opera, a l o s,
as churches, lecture�. oma P
P
etc. But at one time in certain parts of
Germany a man dare not walk on the
street or highway with a pipe in his
month without special permission so to,
do, for which permission he paid a yew;
lv stiuend,--Buffalo Comrnereial.
Antiquity of Football.
The game of football was well known
in England prior to 1175, but it was never
regarded with favor by the lav(', and in
the reign of Edward III (1305) an act was
passed forbidding it. During the reign
of Richard II (1388) a similar law was
enacted, and' again, under the Scotch
Icings, James I (1424) and James II(1457),
it was "decreeted and ordained that the
football and golfe be utterly cryed down
and not to be used." In 1471 Tames III
and in 1401 James IV passed similar
Statutes. James I of England also op-
posed it in his "Basilikon Doyon." He
writes: "From this court T d:abarre all
rough and violent exercise, as the foot-
ball, lneeter for laming than making
,able the users thereof." And in the
reign of Elizabeth, his predecessor,a
true bill Was found against sixteen per
sons for playing the unlawful game. In
Cromwell's days a youth was indictee]
for playing the sane. -Canada Law
tIt?tr r'e
HABjNNESS, double or single, made to order en
short notice, and satiefacntion guaranteed.
ADrten TO MOTnsas.-Are youdisturbed' at night
and broken of your rest by a siokchild suffering and
trying with pain of Cutting Teeth? .If so send at
once and get a bottle of "Mrs; Wioslow's Soothing
Syrup" for Children Teething. Its value is incai:ul-
able. It will' rellero the poor little sufferer
immediately. Depend upon it, Mothers ; there is no
mistake ataout it. It cures Dysentery and i)iar hey,
regulates the Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind Cohe,
softens the 01(nss, reduces lnfiarnnuttion, and gives
tone and energy to the whole system. "Mrs. Win.
scow's Soothing Syrup" for children teething -is
pleasant to the taste and is thanreseriptiou of ono of
the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in
the United States, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price twenty -live cents a
bottle. 11e sure and Hak for "Naos. \Vi2i.ows
30OT21INn SUM° dna. take no ether kind
Epilepsy.
Sufferers from cramps Aid ner-
vous debility are surely cured by
an improved and absolutely un-
equaled method. Treatmentyby
letter. Send full account of Byrne -
toms and address, inclosing post-
age stamps for answer.
1, NYC= OFFICE," Now York.
d$1 -A call solicited.
SHOP -Opposite the Bank of Hamilton.
MATTHEW AMBLER,
Wingham, Fob, (th, 1890.
is the time to paint your hooses, and
•. IIIit i ���i�ial'i
Duty on •' / shortly
♦ Y7 0 I_,'
when sending to the United States,
hnd ).ou not batik' bring it to the,
Vy1NC-NAM, TANNERY
RUBBER y PAINT
at owe,. and, get the highest price IN CASE
or trade for it?
Treat your
HIDES, SHEEPSKINS,
CALFSI,INS, TALLOW,
fico., the same way.
BEST,
in the
WORLD,
LT O
MISS NELLO MCTIARD' ',
ND
k../()LASSES, fn vol o Culture and Ea n OX PIANO •
211100810 now; 1s 811Av20 DI00K.
'the Author or "LOrnay Doone.”
s D', Blackmore, known the Wo;+1d
Over as the 'author of 1'Lorna T)oone,"
continues' to 'write with all his old time
• assiduity silks with muclt of his old tithe
form IIe ti a brink old gentleman, and
as a sort of avocation or amusement .he
enitivates grapes and fruits in his large
gardens in one of the srlbttrbe of London,
Some time ago he discovered that one of
his gardeners had purloiners and sold $25
tiv'oith of pears, and the old gentleman
has been iii s condition. of great mental
peeturbation ever' since, "Lorna 'Cootie"
has reached ito Cighteenth..edition. And
p»r rbody who reacts itwonderswhether
ie
were possible for any *Ian .to be strong
O'npu'h to pull the muscles oat of another
pl 'aimnw Elitokmoro,lsttdaeoeivedthou'
of letters~ on this subject.'-Et+gentt
ro'4 A Ltinrlo'tuLelkeO+.
°liETt.A1' D EMT MILL
GEORGE THOMSON, Proprietor,
If you require anything special in
HEAVY '.` GLOVES,
and see.
Harness, Sole, Upper and French
LEATHER, AND FINDINGS
always kept in stock for Shoemakers.
W. J. CHAPMAN,
Wingitam.
THE ODELL
TYPE WRITER.
None gennino unless stomped "Robber Paint Co,
Cleveland, Ohio," We alsohave the best
Lumber, or all kind;
First.plass Shingles,
and Cedar posts.
Car toad Orders a Specialty.
c ANA/UAW
"ISIIZ0a171
WOOD 'delivered to any part of
Winghani,
ea -Ord try" mill pretreat, attended to.
Gl1UR(fit T11C•21iSON,
N'irtr'aif I! fr
You can get any shade you desire, in gnantitics
costing from 10 scuts up.
For Whitewashing and Ea)somining, ask for
wino!
LOC2INS
The undersigned wish
TO tender their bat thank:,
for the liberal patronage given to mu 10(116 dining
Overalycarn prior to the burning of our mill by in.
elldlarlsnt. During the ) set season we pave re•
meddelled, the tow„ mill to the latceta i,roved ate.
cin of Hungarian. Roller Process mil ling. We be
Nye wesan now give better accommodation ante,
ei'er before.. We oiler
a
C
;1
leo will buy the ODELL TYPE WRI-
e• ` 1'EF • with 78 characters, andp$i$ for
the SINGLE icASE ODELL. Warrante4'to do
better work than any machine made.
It combines simplicity with durtlbility, speed, ease
of operation, wears longer without cost of repairs
than any other machine. Has iso ink ribbon to
bother the operator. '.It is neat, suustantial, nickel
plated, perfoot and adapted to all kinds of typo
writing. Like a printing press, it produces shale,
Olean, legible manuscripts. Two or ten copies can
be made at one writing. Any intelligent person can
become an operator in two days. We offer $1 ,000
to any operator who can equal the work of the
DOUBLE CASE ODELL.
Reliable Agents and Salesmen wanted. Special
nducements to Dealers.
For Pamphlet giving Indorsements, &c., address
ODELL TYPE WRITER Co.,.
86 and 87 6111 Ave. CRICAGO, ILL:
Prompt Dispatch,
Fair Retur$te,
QUALITY SECOND'iO-INION, IN'1'I:llb.
SECTION,
And by close personal attention to the busineso
hope to be again favored. With a trial by all old
friends and many new ones.
Tours most respectfully, 1
BUTTON &,CARR
\Vingham Mill, Oct, A9 1859.
A CHANGE
In the
ianiou 11,11Sil101k
CHAS. SO X( 1 OHTEL4
Wishes to intimate tothe people Wiughmn and
surrounding country that he has purchased
the harness business lately carried
on by Messrs. J. 3. Eonauth
86 Son, and will conduct it in the
building one door south of air T A Mills!.
store.
DOUBLE A>ZD SINGLE .HARNESS.
heavy or light, map to order.
A full lino of.
Horse Blankets, Sleigh Rens, Whips
Currycombs Brushes, etc.,
alway s on band
IRepairing na promptly do
i The patronage of the public solicited, and
'Ionia work and mtiterial guaranteed,
C. KNEOHTEL
Wingham, March 4. 1390.
CARRIAGES
and don't take anything else.
aid
BUGGIES! '
rinownsmismerrs. sem.
•
WM. DORE
(of the late firm of Nickel & Dore),
IIA\17FAOTUREa OF-
•
a
Top and Open Buggies,
Carriages, Sleighs, Cutters,
S
,
Phaetons, Road Carts, Sic.
Special Bargains will be given in Top and Open Buggies for the next two
months.
All kinds of work made to order by first-class workmen, under the super.
vision of the proprietor.
notice
Repairing, Painting, Top Building, &o., dorso on short
Those in need of anything in our line will save money by calling before
purchasing. 'WM. DORE, Winghanl, Ont.
WINGHAM, •• FOU. DRY.
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< R .I. AJ4 Y � C s:.••..
.1.0111 PL.J � , .. .
-Successors to R M Robinson, manuf,'actprerers of-
lifinalULTURALL IMPLEMENT.
0
Wo have the patterns of R. M. Robinson and can supply repairs for all kinds of Implements.
o
R PA2R=NQ- OF' A=12, is:.I r oS A. SP CT .T...M .
The patronage of the public solicited.
11I7.ERA.Y Go.
In connection with the above, I wish to say that I have leased my foundry to the above firm for a term; -
of years. They come to Wingham highly recommended as fdrst.class mechanics, having had extenairo'
experience in mill work and repairs. 1 would ask for there a continuance of the patronage extended to nail`
g+) �y�il9'> J �i dgring the past eighteen years. Yt bi ROBINSON,
-�) Se , ,a tF it to 1� • Wingham, June teth,1b00.
I-IA.tD 1 ARE Il1Ed'I.CFIANTS,
W ingharn.
WINGHAIVI
MARBLE YORKS i.
Taking a retrospect Of my tiilrteon or fourteen
yed111 business in Wingham,I desire most heartily to
tender Ivy thanks to nay mends and the public gen•
evilly for the liberal patronage extended to me in
this past.
1 may also state that 1 San in a positign to offer
bettor induccmenta than ever to those requiring
anything in the line of
Grrai tO or Stone 1VIottument8
:t1BADS'I`ONES,
WANI)OW SILLS,
• STONE TRIMMINGS,
;FOB FENCING, '&q
1 would bo Wooled to have theso,0 t '41154 of pro
oaring any articles in mylino to oa e e examine
goods, eampaie fisc s '.nd leave their or ill othat
the goods 001V be eoouted a:nd rael,arctt early 141 the
Neap on, Yon clan select front 'the lattet ..coigns and
obtain the tlnest we; kmen0l4 at the f,obt favorable
pricer. Most rebpectfa117, yonrs,
11/NV Strfren;
Winston, Ott.
ZD, MELLY'S
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Hats a most complete assortment of tho LATEST, CHOICES ani 1
MOST CHARMING AnTIat1 S i6?
Watches, Clock, jewelry
i
ati Silver Goo44
IO § OA Tpr $Ass133ARGAINS. 1
' ll,p E A'f'T>J;<t't'ION GIVEN ro .tYti 'AIR11CG, Ar -.i) Wo4it 14.
WARRANTr.D.
GO IG T T(1 ta'tii. 11N'S 13LOCII 1'OE; Yon t1EWELLt1i?
ORE FITSt
THOUSANDS OF SOTTO
IVEN AWAY YEAf'LYI
Whse 1 say Omni I tto trek
Inertly to stop Awn fora tips, sad
tithe them retool a ala..1 1NEAN ARAD1CALOURS. I have made the dtsbateof
Epllapay or rolling Oloknultt5 .> i:fc-Ieeg s1atdy. I warrant my remedy to'Ou
wont 11SSSll, 13oc11ttee others burin failed is 010 reason for not now stenra• 2101
Mice for.. treatise( Iuad r Oa* SNtak+ of tnq 1>,irtlllglp Rortred" ivo Sc
t to. I cots st titbit 'or .a trial, aria ita'rill rote you. l4 ks1
101 Ftllf t� 1' ilrilLlFlllKtl t1' 1'.