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is the Mr. F, W. Hay, etcr.
ell' o it on o! Mr:.
e.oit W. G. Hay. of Hay' i e Riggs,
,sant'+ }, ! tt"�:•; licit need to illisaJ s
ent,aud daughter of John Riggs, on Titursdp.yer
ton was lith inst., the knot feiu t a by the .
b Rnox
ell
a
ni ,
,� .0 P
v 1
Mr.
with a R. at
t
wPlace and a The c„rernony took pis.. reel and:
ai,LCe street, Wel
r
el
h0
� t
d x
newe of by Mr. � giros'
quiet affeir. Mr. 3. N. Khyx
lonition t acted as groomt*nlan,• rand Miss Annie-.
Behalf of Forbes, of Titso niifr ciascf able stows,
on made _Mr• Joseph Y.
seine his Brod recently weed G;1:, two le sons
s six
reeietiou sons and one daut,li'ter, fplace, his ohs
• of Tees- being ra bustne(s i lratthisttiQ week. e
Loliibban fall show being
is
.henl it a grand sucees-1, the weather being: all
p p
trios; this that could be desired —J 0 Hey, of
rvice and tens town, hes been re- elected .•p'rest'
;urns in a , dent of the Dorninion Millers' Ass -tittle -
is studies 1 tion.
°bourse --
holiday•
t could he
a large
All the
and all
y spent by
Wingham.
rosy -_75,
,Tho 'Cattle Buyer's sQattie d
ng.
Toll me not in mournful numbers,
trading's full of gloom; he the dian'stpQr
chump who says so,
ana soon, 'here's a steer, there's a heifer, and
their grave is but tliir goal; dust they: are
and dust rotnrnetb :avlipn the salesuinu gets
hie x°11. But enjQym$t'it and not sorrow be
our destined end or wtgY , if yait boyo no
cattle, borrow, buy a yel rling steer ezolt
day. Lives of cattle Icings remind us we
o,n win immortal'fame; let us leave -, the
iiranks behind us and ,7ti'll gettbere all the
tie
' of battle,
9
,field same. In the world's broad filet us make
is the peeking rouses gore,
the dry`lcones rattle, let us make the old
chumps sore,
,a
lr meeting
on Tues-
Hv
A.
Y.
Tues-
leo
ers John
4. to come to
tr. Burgess
.worded ad
Mr. Kurd's
years Rest
church find
sly apprecia
sera and the
school, and
w their iia
n a tangible
e Miss Lizzie'
'lira Messer;
;,2s Dan Txaxtcs,.-David Hume, the
Scottish. sceptio,remarks snips where in his
writings, that sectarian animosity, ,,was
more rampant in S°otland than in Both
Britain, where the cleavage of the seats
is of a wore pronoiinoed oil, traoter. Well,
sir, the two dissenting ohurohes in Diggs,
would have offered ample room,,and verge
enough for David's sneer, even 'When the
voluntary controversy was at the
hottest,
• iu the third decade o
that ie,
h a beautifetl century.8''The silly bickeripgs and inter
le d bond- 1s cf the sister churches
it:
e an neoiue quarrels e. tllrepli�d were imitated by ns school boys, and as
Ring replied Butler puts
eds. modestly
and thanking
kindness. A
kind wishes.
the presents
—The liter r'y
ill be re-organ-
:et
e organ -:et child of tt1r'.
esemaker here,
Thursday night
a usual, and in
corpse. 11 is
choked by some -
On Friday even-
t with a serious
eiug across the
, team going in
trying to escape
;s a horse and
ng driven in the
ras knocked down
filing her in the
e bone. She is
der medical treat•
d muSica renter•
en in the Fores-
'ening of Friday
uder the auspices
Jreign Missionary
nn with the Pres-
& good programme
I..., The Wingharn
anenta( Quartette
Lt,e0 . aW ell as `t'' J.
or, TVA Gr
of
looal. talent
.
"The drum ecclesiastic
Was beat„with fist its well as stir
jay fa ther,,thoa.rh acomu uit0anitof the
Established, lhurelt,,rat~a
and violent 'Voluntary, whereas, bis hope-
Wild Tory and rabid O1iuroh-
fel son was a i WW1 told that
� main, Nevertheless, wlieux
the rev ,ylr Caldwell, of ;Che Belief church,
}rad a firat•rate Bible ohms, I gulped down
bigotry and entered the ohms, was kindly
received and fondly 1 egip wiIhbadslcorno
to. anchor in Ai gnie
ed
pilot at the helm, who s wounbelief,ld enable
blend the
shim the sunken rock of of it ,nun thit
quioksands, ever shifting.young
But as 1 feel . rather out or
it
er's doubts. pen coil ink
sorts this morning and paper, wan blink
are at loggerheads, perhapsy
liow
me to draw my beau ideal of a Bible elsill next week.when I e.
ld
like to give W Ltenceer.
'Che following resolution was pawed
at a recent meeting of the quarterly
board of ail Ingersoll Methdistchurch e
"T het the system of raising of tea
for church purposes by mea
meetinge, socials, lectures. and other
entertalninents incommotion
nOwith the
he
Ring Street Methodist
abolished, and that in place thereofan
appeal be made to the members and
adherernts of said chureh'twice a year
at Buell times as may .be convenient
Miss Gres, for suffoieut money to meet all °rains
i t 111 1leretofttke mat by meads of teasmeet
:taktl of the Presby ' hags, sooials, lectures or 'ether enters
boasts that ,be has, toinmt`i,.ts: Y"•
h 11 ' vision Court the
from a serve° for•
two ;<' reais,�`is sick,
pia to his duties.--•
t :.t' which has been
merit iS. tl,)Wn Witch
Ale lungs.
agaide.
;Ding to tale exitibi
h not incoepor•
(thong
✓ its athletes, spur
averal' pri,'es at ;the
s on the:loth. The
bletiq;. sports) resides
.tic orae gf the big ilii•
aentiart those attending
. The harvest is past,
aneel±nd the machines
.At t t®1llito q.
case of Thomas .I�ungie, of Leann v
James 'Jones, iniplentOrit agent 0
Mitchell; ryas disposed of te lain.
aH 'Harlow Co. through le
,.,., 1b iit'W:. on. tete 1 tiff having purchased a
teething
tl it
the Eaele ars
agent, refused to pay for the same on
the gruun& that it was not delivered
within the stipurnted time. lie was.
sued therefor and judgment recovered
against hies. Shortly after per One
ing the first machine he filum d tO
front ,Tones and new ti {Cee
Jones had agreed to hold' him
from all reoponsibility for the Write
teachiem, Plaintiff relied ;on a 'N ,
ing velsicll wile very indifferent in its
nature, The defendant denied'
there
such reeeponsibility and tilt}' r
d elf *vett for it The
Tbdorops are yield ing, was no :aonsl stab thereKconte
nacre �V• C:.andnn :}i �Iljudge si,lers�`tiontthat RS ler the gtlaratiteit 'plate.
am,
env ,....._
ani, spent. Sunday at
?am.
ti} uld not recover.
co
Iinrbie coanty is Well re;nresentt d in
horses'at the Industrial Exhibtien m
'r'T Toronto. 119 t Tnoa, ',loleltcheel •
cf �rrxm� hfhits tw:z ;lilt• Geo. Taylor, of
pen, two ;Mr. Suwon Mel er ie, of
'.Juckerslnith, four ; Mr. `,phos. L,l'r11 4
of Seafoeth, threes Mayor Wilmotas,
Seaforth, one , bit, Vern. Seei"ttti of
draft,
Heid, of' Winglianl, was
lis in town last weak. --r•
has purchased alarge
ttle from Mr, William
e night recently BOWS l r4fOkt11, nue : Mr,
Jahn 1110
eeyte
entered the drug Nl orenf Hnl[et, t.io q and Mr. David
N. t of good's.l! and car ' • MoOloy, of Tuolierslriitb. four. ifr
�111ity trf
earbrteri of naron.
The 1. ' hyteryy held a replay
meeting • fensall on the Oth inst.
Ivir Seott eh -looted the report of the
S,il,bath School Committee, recone-
nleeding that no Sabbath. School Oon-
vontion be held in January, but that
instead thereof the first h°,ur of the
tsar .
Jn
t the a
taftertloon sedernn ofy
sleeting be devoted to a discussion of
the reports of the Sabbath Sohoois,
The reor,mhnendation was adopted.
A circular letter was read frons De.
Cochrane, setting forth thathe sum
tbs
of $1,400 was apportioned
Presbytery fee home missions, and
$650 for the augmentation of stipends,
that is $2,050 for horse missions, not
ineludiug French evangelization,
which is. a'Retinot seheme, The corn.
nutter) ou the superintendence of stud•
eats, met with Mr A L Budge, a stud•
int having the ministry in view', and
entering au a two years student the
University of Toronto,and reootntnend
ed hire as a promising candidate for
'r] names of Messrs
n xvoft. Items.
The annual fair of the township of
llay was held at Zwrieli on Tuesday
and was the most successful in every
respect of any previews .show of the
society.
Last week lair. Beu Allen, of Dun-
lop, Huron °aunty, arrived home feign
,l d
es
dal
e
A �
throe Ile (' y
Scotland with
stallions, which, are likely to, prove
desirable acquisitions to the horseflesh
of the county.
From the year 1873. to the ;year
1889, both inclusive, Registrar Dick-
son, of Huron, has returned •to'tile
Bounty the Snug sum of i$ 34,287; :as
required by statute, of the fees cohere
ted by iiinl in his office.
Writ. Thomson has been sentenced
to five years in Riitgeton Penitentikey
for stealing a horse front G. M. Dem,
of Goderiph.
Robert Bower's barn in Groy town-
ship, con. 14, was recently burned.
Ilia lost his crop, $300:: worth of pine,
d all his implements tint his binder,
Mr. T. A, McKinnon, manager of
transportation an the (.)anadien Pate&
eailwrty, has resigned that office to
become 'general manager of the Con
cord and Montreal railway.
To avoid tlatohing cold, many plans have'
been suggested. Probably if one never
went anywhere or did anything out of the
usual routine of lhfe,they wonld.ba free from
many a the ailments that flesh ie heir to,
fob
e
but this is not a satisfaotory titillation o
question: People roust have recreation and
enjoyment, and frequently °itch cold iu
the pursuit of there, Wilson's Wild Cherry
will cure a Cough or Cold in the shortest'
possibl2i time, and by its tonic effects,
strengthee systob
the same �time. and invigorate
by� all hdrugggiste, in
white wrappers,
■q� ��.
the ministry to at'
Landshar;lugh, Thompson and Young which ,t.'s fn the field, There is an
were also given as young teen looking
forward to the ministry It was
agreed, on the recommendation of
the Home Mission Committee, that
mission meetings be held, end • the said
onmmittee were requested to make
arrangements for them accordingly.
Ain overture on the form of congrega•
tional worship was iiitrodu°ed by
IVlessrs Sutherland and Kt+rniglian,
and after .discussion ordered to be
transmitted simpliciter to'the Assem-
bly. Mr Martin, on behnlf of the
Finance Committee, stated that to
meet the expenditure of the eneuing
year, $230 would be required.
n tzurai,c l of $1,000.
Jima. Oke, if'f E,xeter,disuddenly
on the 1.+th instant of apoplexy,
50 11„ was oneeif the most extensive
cattle dealers in Western Ontario and
Wets a member of the town council.
W. D.'?erty, of ( inion, has • sold
one of his sprint; colts for $200 ; this
is a big price for a colt not three
months old. Blood does tell.
Prof. Lintner, the eminent Ento-
mologist, has made a microscopic
examination of the insect collection: of
.a single electric light, and estimates
that the debris which he inspected
• represented 33,010 insects. As many
of the smaller forms of insect life
probably contributed the larger portion
f those attracted to destruction by the
6
number of insects destroyed to a nigtht
by a single eleotric light
ihtis nerf dy
L0,,-
'000. The larg , portion
ater's specimen' cellectioll font one
light consists: af�'t'tiinute gnats,midges,
crane flies and similar small two.wing•
ed insects. No mosquitoes were dis-
- eovefed among the viotiuts his they
•dare not tettraett,d to the lights. There
t
•
were ,however,largo numbers of plali
bugs which are injurious to vegetation
particularly of one small species
f handsome green gaseid,
Fall Faihrs,
"udkuow' Oct 7 ant d8.t 1,
Listowel, Sept 17, 18, 19.
Exeter, Sept 29, B.O.
Sealdrtb, Sept BO, Oct 1,
Stratig'td, Oot 2, 3.
Dlitohen, Sept 23, 24.
l3elgrnVe, Oct 7, 8.
Ilowiok, at Omit), Oct 4,
(loderioh, Sept 15 •-17.
Walkerton, Sept 80 to Oot 8.
Brussilsr Oct 2, 3.
HarristO1i Sept 24, 25.
Clinton, Oot I�., 2, 3.
A trtwood, OOt 2>
MISS NELLO Die Ei6.R1Y ,
(y RADUATS and Gold Medallist of Whitby College,
l� Pupil of ntr. P•,dward Fisher and Mr. J. W. F.
Harrison. Piano, Organ, Voice Culture and Har.
many. Rooms in Beaver Block, Wingha� --m.
ouse Want
e wit" vo or 51* rooms, hard
ally situated. Have no
MIAs R11I11r, Timis Ormos.
0
fa' l
5
;404 4
Chi Ali .
i~ApcA
4
GORDON e of T Y
RB
are daily
RECEIVING . LARGE SHIPMENTS
Lieutenant A+tdrew Wilson, of 1
Stwforth, by his superior. shooting at
Ottawa, last week, goined for himself a
position en the .> i•itt,leton teats next'
year. This is Via feel:tit time Mr.
Wilson has Won.for himself sack hon-
orable distineti'. .
Godelich *nal : We are pleased to
learn that sir M 0 Cameron is recover-
ing
illness with
irlg from the severe
he has been afil;eted for the past four
weeits, Tuesday last he was so far_`
recovered as to he able to go to Lon,
don, ar.d it is believed that the sulpauir
baths in that ci1.y and a rest from his
o i
regular labors will shortly effect a
Hybl lie believes that th• e average owlets restoration of his health.
A comfortable h
and soft water, an
children. Apply
E. TRAY SP
flans on: to the
kj and B, cone5551
gustiest, two Ewes
requested toprov
them away.
The best bred colts calves will
not always make first-class b tree and
cows, but the only wiry to win p
is to aro at the highest.
Morris;
THOS H
11, 1800.
of the Subscriber, lots 5
lorrts, about the 1st of Au -
two Lambe. The owner is
erty, pay charges, and take
DEaSON, Winghara P O.
Those who talk of hollow -horn as a
disease, should lean the feet` that all
healthy, matu'r'e cattle Have hollow
horns, if tbey"bave horns at Fall.
A handful of ccttenseed, meal or
o a wheat bran will bring a cow home from
which feeds upon our grasseq. A the pasture a lot better than any dug
the moths, and one of the.,.wil1 rand shows good results in the
number of pail.
leaf rollers which have made sueh
mteete`'
tion g en to be
goo veekly wag
E. 0:
is is :aoliablo.)
C�----•- ?for Sale in
NieDesirable Property
me', local or traveling ti,
sell ow guaranteed NOBS-.
my %NYST00E. Salaryo$'Com.
y.' t)iitflt tree. Special atten-
, it orkers never fail to make
rite me at°nue for particalara.
HAM, 11UR3tribtAti.
TORONTO, ONT.
er- 0 OI)
the Lamest Designs and Newest Shades
111. ��'a
known to the trade,
As these G, bds have been. purchas to at
�> a
small advance on the original cost, our customers,
and. the public in general will find.
(
li,tvoc in our fruit trees this season, Do not expect to succeed in business
Were found, aswell as other spP er . isi you do not feel a hearty interest in.
1 allow the specialty .� that you
thessame off sl Prof. Lintner . ,
assn of. his trite ati u said of : grow enthusiastic over, and stick to
1 was sorry to see quite a isulnbe the the line..
” . • the beautiful gauze wings, atnon
of the slain, as their larvrn 1f you have a horse or cow to sell, Hsps which aid in keep a do;lar s worth of advertising in y
are theoaphis es r, „ local paper will probably bring you a
ins down phides or tProf,liintner good tomer. 1t1ake. your wants
electric lli, o dl quote rove an active known.
6' will u redly p p At Oeinsville, three miles from
agent in the reduction of insect with
tf lyd John Wilkinson, builder,
•and also furuisll eatolnologiats with B
'many species
The undersigned offers tor saws, good Residence
non
and one aero o4 Lind, more oit'1?ess, sheeted rest-.
George street, ton in the ow
n e n
branch
r nghom, trio Maitland ngThe house is one.
and li ialf trio
frame, with splendid cellar. There
are also a frame stable, hard and soft water add 150
fruit tarp s on the premises' Will be sold cheap, and
on re enable terms, Per mut t:Warsapply to
D e1 UORUON.
SOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
purchased
DICLACOEILI,i 8fi IIAIIOEO
ows
nlo0orinieka co, wish ei intimater that stl tot hey
opened out in the shop two doors south of T A Mills
store. Niugham. order
Boots and Shoes
notice. tnRRepairingo neatly and
Stock,
promptly done.
The patronage of the public solicited, and all work
guar] ited..
iusb east o
dance.It is the finest 1000(011 Town and th north
GENUINE BARG ..I
in every department.
'`` Je lead, the' trade in
CHOICE TEAS.
Tri. a, sample lot, and we feel convinced that
you will become regular customers.
ran , poison, on Tues -
committed suicide by p nleuober of
day... He .
Western Star Lodge, I, ti O.. F., of
' 'Uian1 Holiday, a wealthy old Brussels, Ont• .gc Riilwayretcrn of
William died fent- Canadian Paul
>'farmer of Lanark County, September 1st to
ears ago, leaving $84,000, the traffic eternities front Se1pte89 8 1st t ;
teen y 7th 1890, $367,0
occaributiof of tvStilt wasome dof the increase for 1890, $10,500.
Ioccasiotl of a t�b s>zito y his family.
` nrviying members s Stephen
Mr Jugtict+Rose delivered judgment
George acmde
Among the.wits
u who in
never before seen. H - supposed to be a
A Storaarfaalale Case. .
bleLA.UUFlt,IN & H.AUGD•
GORDON & MGINTYR E.
udici1a1Sa1eOYat ble farm.
•U1LSmos to Chio1J sticerder ,.madothe HinlarcauseSir
of
Thomthe 12th of
os
1890, there will be+0soldwith the app obation of
May, byPublic Auction at
the Local Master at Stratford,
the Queen's Rotel, SViugbam, on
Thar-Shy,4ha9th day of October
al THE HOU 'onC in ti�rothonortho
AN Invitation is extended to every person
look through his mammoth stock of
male Wa nt trial at
111 the HOr„
' iodides, a married. son,
children '1t>routo on Saturday. He held that
jay had Virtually disagreed
+11 1864ndleft his wife and two s u a jayerial.po nt rttathat sagreed
and went sailing on the lakesed 0r. j y �,aat .
another
schooner Ada ;Drake, Willett wastrial would be Sect. y•
storm off Cleveland, .end - -' to annual sessiu•rt ` of
Lot Seven, tenses , fall acres, be
Turaberry, the salve entre or less.. nbont twenty-five
cleared, solie mixed bard and soft wood bush. There
is a frame barn 34 x 60 on the iarcrl. aired
TL'RMS OF 5 ktl :—Tae purchaser willbe req red
to pay down at the time of the sale to the Vendor's
Solicitors ton per cent of the purchaseOOTIO Brent
the remainder within 00. days,
ill he sold subject to herrrespects the
half b 'containing forty ilve-and a•1
acres
VAL an
Jif
i
risiting Winghaua to have
g rf i GOODS,
stock is now complete in every Department, We lead are ode
Our
DRESS GOODS. In ou�ltiestss Goods in � ripos,DCh cries Plaids and
ing all tha latest Nov
FANOY DRESS ROBES. Ladies 1 Oue glance
at our Stook will convince you treat t
he
greatest care has been taken to
legit the most Fashionable and Fancy goods
se
the market for our customers to choose from.
in
Ina
noel
l alffdwy's family' essel. d he went The serei s sge. 0.
h the vessel, His widow the Sovereign t rl'ooelta,UIfansas, `tli s
The property
to be fixed'
terms of s
of the lib
apply to
Aisne GLAiIING, .Vendor's Solicits s
down wit
anbsequenq marriekte. Toronto man
named Derusha, and 'soured an order
for the pay'lteent of Stephen's shares of
s;`m
his fatber'onev toier and&her'. wo
sons. Phili was foltf wed by
thea tate money should remain in'
hhe
court, ,Duni' years lige, Mrs
Stephen's'dtefe,dtd, and lately Stephen
rettirili'd to Catlsda, and told of his
miraculous escape from the wreck
after haiiiie washed `abouts: hey f lake
lloirrs lashed to a spar,
ng
picked up, by a propeller; after which
be wiont to Honduras and Central
Ain rice: lie Irak nn• slid alneh'1 boed l
i3 In SeSsi01
welt. Many important queseious are
to come up before thutoverign Graimportant
Lodge, of which the 'most imp • "
tine the ,exclusion of isaloon-keepers,
felting tlee`BE=bekale df'gree and self
goverutuent`; also, to wake the age of
Admission into the ordt`r 18 instead of
2'`l, as at. present. Thcfre will lie also
ail attempt 'trade to "eliminate- the
Order of' ittriacllrs slli}itant.
The contractor for tlita natural gee
well at Stratford report's the prospeots
'as very e}hcouregitrg It is understood
`e at to vein of salty;brackish wetct
r..ti .,. rl,•nthof 1,150 feet,
6' the Master. fn all o
e will be the standing conditionsticulare
., Court 01 Bale
of JUettCO. For further p
he vendor's solicitors
his only eureiving
at
aid.
D 11 LIZARS, blaster at Stattord.
al .12uh September, 1800.
Illi U. S I G.
Inert000TtONe ON PIAN; MO Oa0AN, ALSO CLAse 18
For particulars regarding terms, etc, please call at
and Patrick atleets.
FLORILLA SPARLi .
my home, corner Frauds a NG
"�---WINell lt1
STEAD CIDIE dLILL.
The undersigned wh to inmate tothe
a
ils
i ' . ora Simla
ES,
�"ANC� STRIPES,
:FANCY CORDS,
FANCY SOLdE S.S9
A,H''ntee''(l.,� �`( �y ^fit ('��T1�'•t
J.+,�N RIEr1 1 AS
AND CASHMERES
who knew bun years ago, and on ligas
farmers and others
det
mill itintw really for olieration,and parties
wanting eider�'tnado Crib. have' it made on
Short notice, . , t et h ,F.xi,e, �vix oxtleot to
.,sti °rave .at osgoode noliaorootos for 'Water struck in the st4cessfal wells in
iiuttato and othefplaees The strata
the payMeut to him of his' share of , A
Or" rites waich have been attack 'coin.
'his father's estate. the strata strAck
Cannel lor V,Inniners'a Clinton, has
'• • a plum tree twig nine inches long, tu
winch me attached 87, Lombard
where he had been drilling beforegotny
the depth of the tlitlerent StrAta 1
greater. showing' that the well will
lose 1,o be to tt greater depth
there then in some other localities.
Alrerices to suit our many customs rd—'•*"
t' 'SW also have 'a Volt:Linea FANOV.TRIMMINC,IS A.ND FANO
BilOICLES to match Ev.ery Dress in oar Store.
Ladies, achtlet fait to givertis a call before purchasing. elsewhere. Dor4i.
Every department ot the tautness carefully attend4
40000 !it, Whtichain,
VINE ALT/WOOL .PLANNEL, iit 20e. per yard, the !Test Ifit:lag in the' trai
MANTLE GOODS in all the Novelties, ana at any price you may wish.
WOOL HOSIERY la Tallies. and Oriddrett's Wear. '''... ,' ':: r II!! '
stook always on katt,c).
OrDon't forget the store.