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advertieeluellt8, orr for
leelflc directions, will ha •
Inti accordingly, Trau-
be paid in advance
erttsements must be in
on, in older to appes4
LIO1`T
eraexrue Asp 1TtlUL ffuge
STREET,
GlifreYde
used Surgeons, Ontario.
uty of Huron—
' %Yingham, Out.
Toronto University, sail
,ysieians add Surgeons of
nor of Centro and Patrice
y Dr. Bethune.
. ONT,
IITOR, Etc.. Etc,
to loan at lowest rate$.
arged. Mortgages, town,
bought and sold..
1NQHA11,
1RTON
ER Sec.,
Ontario
E. L. DIOKINdON, U. i.
:CITORS, Etc., Etc., SQ.
1ton, Cominiseioners for
toba. Faun, Town and
id sold. Molloy (private
security at ei per cent,
persons, upon the but
sit any expense to the
Manitoba and the North..
wham.
ROME, 111,`o11AM,
eturiug Celluloid PIatea �{
slates of the bestmateria
they can be got in the •
All work warranted..
dstcred for the painless
y sate anesthetic known)..
tract teeth for 26 cones.
▪ Block, opposite the
1114414.07?, Wtsoeesl,
definite, Celluloid, Alley;,
eke., etc., Rfates,ranging.
alt $500 upwards per set
d,'bridgework. Teeth en
pain by the use of Vital.
w ham, side entrance op
gen daily (Sundays except.
Will be at Blyth Ivory
ehmonth—ORiceat Milne s
Mondays of each month- %
:tractin¢ 25 cents.
RANCE AGENT
O3TAate.
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ASCE
MARINE:,,
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ni ROgt `Tia g- COUNT/
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pate of the Co. Charge.
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1 Yon THE COVET% e1
RON.
ma Ogee prbtnpttg at ,Md,
as Cou)W1* Linsey
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lice of the Watt* re
art mese, .tamale le*
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T . ory at advertising is. net. 414.•/vesico hone 114.01Y g”. )ndamesrk
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13 hunter*. TitP 11tf+il'epiicir ltf A EaM'r11101A iilpf ec,IiiftliitjttlrAstMn4iy�• I
was earlyap recitia At a ti5eeee u n&n editors cost ftletFtlrna,Per eerrnst,o t-,
' � • w ► a ftp, th.. p that we hs,ve
Coeiter, of the Linden.' Na4telnnµp, to r.. vKrgien ",,Tien fn rysr4Wer, ane, w4Y
sea>Ratr atrq.geoi�*j�ttM4.N W
p " t d of dente. The aetian was broul,ht Any ,ioseph
reaching thr 1flft8se$ ' ittad' fiagt)anw 1 h H I ile
a idirertisements atsreUn�d. In 1821 Lord cover from Samuel Hugheri, of the Viotoritl
Caulden announced : Warder,a rival l'iindrirlr •beet. d.ntagees
Notice is hero by given that the for libel, '1'li• editors had beep engaged� T M WORK
Marquis of tlaaldgn cot account ef' i" a war of wordy which wool hat. done i se. emeoes ........see
VI* q ofthe v 11 credit to the Ari otic Nicker, rand the In ell Os branch*. end *Weep In Mock 4
th b.okwtw4.i ei 1i bar set) tri Napo aw riled Cool ler . 1 dr.magen. A ctwseterstOI.IP I°4 I'ch.e
t Re ! >, it
not shoot hitslcrof, nor ani'of his erose 7aetion Wen dismianed, the pertiall Tweeds,
teuitnts, •t11r site 14th of Sept,. hexing served to pay their own costs.' Thein
Jn 1781 the following wits posited judgment was on Mr. Hughes' motion for entre S1
up in Duhlitfti.
This is et'rtify that 1, Denise O'-.
Flannsghan, am not the person that
was tarred and feathered by the Liber-
ty Moh on Tuesday last, and 1 am
',ready to give any one 20 gunieas to
any one who will lay me 50, that I
am the other man who goes: by that
sealed,
Two ehoemekt're were keen rivals.
an order that coats should he divided iu Eto1118t,
Blankets,
Sheetings,
Stocking Yarns,
bbc,, ate.,
the first glee also. on the ground that the
libellous matter had "teen written under
great provocation. The judge refused to
entertain the Motion, and declared that
costa should go with the verdict against
Mr. Rubes, The judge referred to one
important' point IR the law when ho stated
that the editor of a paper is morally an
well as legally responsible for all letters or
ootrenpondeuce which may appear in its
columns. This is a fact which correspon.
One hung up the lien : Mens Connie dents very often forget, especially when
under the guise of an volumed name they
Recti. The oilier was temporarily
puzzled, but soon had a sign up thus try to shift the responsibility off their
and it bore the words : Men's and
Women's Conseia Recti may be ob-
tained here. A photographer hung
out the announcement: The Acme of
Photography, and' a rival improved on
it with Photography in the Height of
Acute.
In these days, when nobody who legally responsible for the contents of the
paper. Such journalism would go far to
intelligently aims at building up a reconcile one to a censorship of the press,
great and lucrative trade can afford if no other remedy could be found. I am
asked on the defendant's motion to deprive
to undervalue the benefit of advertis- the plaintiff of costs, to, which as a matter
ing, euch absurdities are rare. Now of law be is entitled unless I interfere. I
think the defendant has not put himself in
seekers after novelties, devotees of such a position as entitles hila to come to
fashion, shrewd,' e;onomicel buyers - thecourt claiming protection or assistance,
The jury have given the defendant the
all who have wants—read the adver full benefit of the impropriety of the plain -
tieing columns of Tug Times R9 a tiff in ueiva the language he did, by meas
using the damages at a nominal sum. I
matter of business, and Wien of basi- think be is not entitled to further relief
naso toot and skill profit by this know and that the judgment must be for the
plaintiff with costs.
le ge, and by keeping their offerings
hl,ore the public turn the stream of s Broken Neck Mendell
make personal attacks on individuals, and
also, .
own slsculdera and on to those of the editor.
Here is what the judge says : The defend.
ant's paper equate the plaintiff's in vitu-
peration, outrivala it .in coarseness and
runs alone in its distribution of filth. That
the worst of the material is correspondence
and not editorial does not relieve the de-
fendant, for an editor is morally as well as
buyers to their shops. The wise
merchants informs the public of what
helms s to sell. Do so through Tam
TIMES.
The American sateen s.
The result of the census of 1890 has
been generally disappointing to Ameri-
cans. An increase of 14,000,000 in
ten years is certainly- large, but the
preeentage of increase, as the follow
ing table shows, is smaller than iu
ii,, previous decade, with oue excep-
•tion :—
Years. Per. Cent.
1790 to 1800 85.10
1800 to 1810 36.38
1810 to 1820
1820 to 1880
1830 to 1840
1840 to 1850
1850 to 1860
1860 to 1870
1.870 to 1880
1880 to 1890
The low rate of increase between
1860 and 1870 is easily accounted for
by the Civil War, which not only slew
'hundreds of thousands, but prevented
marriages and checked immigration.
No such reason can be assigned for
the slow growth of the last ten years.
' The immigration of tint •period was
5,500,00, or double that of the decade
1870 80,; yet the rate of increase was
considerably less. As there is no
;pereiptible exodus ,from the United
States, the cause is probably assigned
by The. Clhicagn,Tribune, namely, the
diminishing rate of natural increase.
There is en itlrceasing tehaeney to
defer marriage Until late iu life or to
ret'pain single ; and families are grow,
tug smaller.
83 06
32.51
33.52
..85.83
35.11
22.95
80.88
27.00
(made front pure wool only) cheap for cash or as'
change for wool,
Customersfrom 5 distance can have their tolls
home with them the same day.
S3'Hlghet market. price In cash for Merchantable
Wool.
INOLIS dt OO'Y.,
Wingham
Physicians connected with the
Presbyterian Hospital, New York, are
highly elated over the fact 'of their
having successfully mended a broken
neck. The -patient, Harry Reigal,
aged fourteen years, fell from an ele-
vator, landing' on bis heed and dislo-
cating his neck, on Nay 8. When
brought to the hospital the case was
considered hopeless, but by experi•
ments with extending weights attach-
ed to the patient's heal and feet, the
neck was eventually set and kept in
place by means of a plaster of Paris
jacket. The displaced bones are now
properly set and the patient has full
power of the neck.
1*'Xs}1W1
I+��r �wE fa �'L0�1R1�16 MILL'S
�o kit t huilloti
014°4417
slaty en
%lien sending telhte deiced spates,
Med you sot bettor °IsMtgf It to th..
VIINCHAllt TANNERY
11 ones, and get the hirbest »itos lx. CAeU
er trade for It
'er4. •
Treat your tl
HIDES, SWEEP SK NS,
CALFSKINS, TSL' LOVV.,
ea., the sante way.
IIsyoq require anythingepeeistIn
HEAVY '." GLOVES,
and see,
Harness, Sale, Upper and French
LEATHER AND FINDINGS
always kept in stook for shoemakers,
•
MATTHEW AMBLEfl, W• J. CHApn=AN,
HARNESS MAKER,
has on hand a large stock of
HORSE BLANKETS,
CURRYCOMBS,
BRUSHES,.
WHIPS,
TRUNKS,
VALISES etc.
Which will be sold at bottom prices.
HAIINNESS, double er single, made . to order on
short. notice, and satiefecitlon guaranteed.
Aovtoa 'ro Morulas.—Aro you disturbed at night
and broken of your rest by a sickchild 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 Meal _•ul•
aisle. It will relieve the poor little. suflor.:r
immediately. Depend upon it, 'mothers ; there is no
mistake about it. It cures Dysentery and Diarrhma,
regulates the Stomach and Bowels, cures Wind Collo,
softens the Gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives
tone and allergy to the whole system. . Mrs. Win.
slow's Soothing Syrup" for children teething is
pleasant to the taste and Is the prescription of ono of
the oldest and best female physicians and flume in
the United States, and is for sale by all druggists
throughout the world. Price twenty-five cents a
bottle. Be sura and ask for "Alas. SVINSI,oW a
SoorEsNo SYsur' and take no other kind
Epilepsy. ,
Sufferers from cramps and ner-
vous debility are surely cured by
au improved and absolutely un-
equaled method. Treatment by
letter., Send full account of syigp-
toms and address, i'nclosing post.
age statups for answer,
"Ny6IEA OFFICE," new York.
1vSIO
MISS NELLO McHARDV.
On one occasion, when Dr. Robert-
son, of Irvine, still a youth,' was
preaching from home, the e1111reh was
crowded, even the aisles duel 'pulpit
sitairs being occupied. .scnttdilig to
thepulpit without gown or ban ds
found an old woman cittilltt on the
topmost step. She eat very unwilling
to ntalce way for hide. She amid not
imagine'` that he Was the preacher
civhoss fame had attracted an large art
tnitom l'a, e, hitt, yielding to his reso-
lute prtrpotte, audibly �fltlynee
:
t'Litddie, larlditi, ye manna gang in
there, D'vs ye no' sten teat's the
.p f Yf 14 nt,1nirte .,t"
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CLASSES FOR, INSTRUCTION OW PIANO AND
'Organ, in Voice Culture and Barntoay
MOM Beene 1N Swann BLocK,
ZETLAND SAW MILL
GEORGE THOMSON, Proprietor.
/IOTA call solicited.
SHOP—Opposite the Bank of Hamilton.
MATTHEW AMBLER,
%Ingham, Feb. 1th, 1890.
INTO-V7-
is
a-ow
is the time to paint your houses, and
l
RUBBER v PAINT
•
BEST
in
in the
WORLD,
None genuine mikes stamped "Rubber Paint Co,
Cleveland, Ohto," We aleohave the best,
Lumber of all kinds,
First-class Shingles,
and Cedar Posts.
Oar Load Orders. a Speciality.
WOOD delivered to any part of
4�illgha,tn.
ta'ofd by'eaiil prompt y attended to.
CANADIAN'
Reade Paints
You can get any shade yeti desire, in quantities
costing from 10 cents up,
For Whitewashing and Kalsoniining, ask for
THE ODELL
TYPE WRITER.
The undersigned wish .to tender their best ttiantte
for the liberal patronage trite* so our firm dWrin*
rlereralyeele prior to the burping of oar mill by Ito
cendiattlein. Dtsrner the ts.t eeeson we have re-
moddeUsd the *owe Weill to. the iateetepproved eye -
tem of BUrsgarda,r Roller Process mil ling, We be
liars teem now gibe 'better accoeaneek tlon than
ever before, We offer
.Prompt, Dlspfitcli,•
TaIr Rfltltt`tlle,
QUALITY SECOND TO NONE IN THIS
• SECTION.
And .by close :,pereotmi attention to the baeinees
hope to be again,'favi;rcd with a trial by alt old.
friends and many new once,
Youre meet respectfully,
HUTTON A CARR
Wingham Mi11, Oct, '15 1885,
$2Q will bug the ODELL TYPE I•
!. {A TER with i8 characters, and,$ 1 SR for
the SINGLE CASE ODELL. warranted to do
better work than any machine made.
It combines simplicity with durability, speed, ease'
of operation, wears longer without coat of repairs
than any other machine. Hae no ink ribbon to
bother the operator. It is neat, substantial, nickel
plated,, perfect and adapted to all kinds of type
writing, Like a printing press, it produces sharp,
clean, legible manuscripts. Two or ten copies can
be made at one writing. Any intelligent person can
become an operator in two days. We offer St,000
to any operator who can eyual the work of the
DouULE CABE ODELL.
Reliable Agents and Salesmen wanted. Special
nducemente to Dealers.
'la31E1E9
and don't take anything else.
—
CARRIAGES
and
BUGGIES.
A CHANGE
In*he
��r�css 8�siacs�
0
CHAS, KN OHTEL
Wishes to intimate to the people • . Wingham, and
surrounding couptry that be has purchased '
the harness business lately carried
on by Messrs. J. J. Hontuth
& Son, and will conduct it inthe
building one door south of :Mr T A Mills'
store.
'DOUBLE AND SINGLE HABNESe
heavy or light, made to order,
A full line of
Horse Blankets, Sleigh Belts,.
Currycombs, Brushes, etc.,
always on hand.
Whips.•
Repairing net promptly do
The patronage of the public solicited, and
ion in work and material guaranteed,
C. KNECHTEL
Wingham, March 4. 1890,
WM. DORE
(of the late firm of Nickel & Dore),
aIANUFA0TatB0'00—
Top and Open Buggies,
Carriages, Sleighs, Cutters,
Phaetons, Road Carts, &c.
Special Bargains will be given in Top -and Open Buggies for the next two
months.
All binds of work made to order by firet.clams workmen, under the enper-
vision of the propiiotor.
Repairing, Painting, Top Building, &c., done on short notice.
Those in need of anything in our line will save money by calling before.
purchasing, WM. DORE, Wingham, Ont.
W'INGHAM " FOUNDRY.
0
- M U R R A Y & C o.,
—Successors to R M Robinson, inanufacturerers of—
GV ! LT R� IMPL.
EDITS. .
c- ----
We have the patterns of It. M. Robinson and can supply repairs for all kinds of Implements.
0
R i f ZRTNC3. OF' A 21=, K=N DS A SPECIA.ZT'M'.
The patronage of the public solicited,
0
MURRAY & Co.
In connection with the above, I wish to say that I have leased my foundry to the above firm for a terse
• I of years. They come Lo Wingham highly recommended as Nrst•elass mechanics, having had txttnsire
qp RI cline
I `q experionoe in 10111 work and repairs. 1 would ask for them a continuance of the patronage extended to Ino
las. Is}b41 (hs�i,o during the past eighteen years. 11 M ROBINSON,
a Wingham, June 26th, 1100.
HALO WARE MERCHANTS,
Wingllaln,
WINGHAM
MARBL.E SNORKS !
N. MEE'S IEWL1117 LITABLIELINT,
Has a most complete assortment of the JLRTEST. (sotcE;sr,. and
MOST CHARMING ARTICLES in
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
and Silver Goods,,
Taking n retrospect of my thirteen er fourteen
years business in Wingham, I desire most heartily to
tender my thanks to my friends and the public gen•
erally'for the liberal patronage extended to the in
tne'pest. .
1 may also ,tato that I am In a position to offer ,
better inclucements than ever' to those requiring,
anything le the line of
ti'ratiite or Stone ' 1\ioitulnents,
HEADSTONES,
'WINDOW SILLS,
• STONE T1tf11i NGll,
von FENCING, dC
1 1 Would be pleased to have ttyoso :la Ili t tip et pro
enring any artiel, s in my 11,04 to c 11 examine
gneds,Comparolq«.esand1,•ayetheir04 t , sothat�
the goods ntap be secured and prepared early in the
sense%. VJu .'stn select from the lett st dtelgtne a,.
obtain the 5., '.1 wo, home:,ship et the most favorable
prices. Most rem, :tfu#y, yours,
GEORGE TIIOMSON, 'i i"` , ;3MY'r ,
Wlottham P.
Winglierot +1n
TIM .'A § BUT A'AtAse
igr CLOSE '}ATTENTION GIVEN TO T,EPATIt1NG, AND WOE AIT
WAatitANTED.
1
GO RIGHT TO till.E. N'S 1-4,O0. 1fO 'von J1?,WRIAJEBV
TgDISARfS of BOTTLES
%YEN AWAY YEARLY.
When I say Oure x do net sheet.
19 mere', to stop them fora time, avid ti "
heti .titetit return aratn. 1 NI RA ab l_ Rt.. it ICA i. Obi IRC. i have m: ri. the d£soas. of Ft
Epil*Wtly *8' Fres r. g Mattel to :. R!,' -lot•.,- study. I Warrant my moody to Itrtar
worst s. Demli'e others baro,; felled is iso Ieareifor not Thine •y etr.l tcure.
Tiff fora treatise aangd'tuaa flys* at,t'tle of vie h'5&I lblet Remedy
Gera B rise_ ._. dy
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