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rpt. 30th the
tun opens in
to the num.
that are nose
(metal y, ,Ver,
North. ru
is s not only
d`ol'ts but ale.)
part of the
usu:t,l true
Silealr,Swinoi
hien , will be,
of the short
pleased with.
of exhibits at
assure them
exception to,
t seer: sit ttl@
us shows awe-
prising
wtjr••
prisinggentie-
in hand have
:;,feasor. Dixon
t rope walker
5th of Sep.
:taring feetof
ills on a wire
rile prefaces •r
'odnesday (tool
top 18 inches
id forwerd,lies
crass legged
.lea will also.
in whxoli he
$1000.
ofu;nbus,Olt
days and give
consisting of
punish rings,,.
tque acts.
le, one of the.
tsterpieces of
11 alto he ut
tils.have prov.
e -raver shown.
3ritish Colum -
Northwest are
and.cau be
t Agricultural.
lit will also be
3Mtalus° Lire
eletneu, s Ith:
other iter tc-
t ail in ell,t ie
irons of the
is. pn.rt of the.
on seeing one•
pada fair 18910.
apt, 30th, Out,
as.
this whiter,
i South Amer!-
al.eged causes
boot rand shoe.
) increase Breit a
g in Toronto,
atecl that theft'
been fully 25.
pence it was.
nd shoes froxlx_.
Masa of leather
leather, This
additional in -
soon . as the
le market,
neral Confer.
lowing oflioer's
John Potts,
Dr. Alexander
l Secretary ;
leu tis, Book,
RTreasurer
ev, Dr. De-
kuardian ; Dr.
(an; Dr. With.
,ragazine ; Jas,.,
ndent North
one Superin'-
continues in
Rev. Dr, War;•
ys and of Jiio.
lety years of,
re distance to..
in Springbault
l being about
.many yearn,
ng to town on
used and used
rposes, never
ipon it. But
1 service tete'
y, so Mr. %Vat-
oer on foot, tilt
markable for,
;ing- very at'
iwelsat a farm
&1r. Jos Walk-
). locating ill.
1' leaves thiii<
a members of,
atladiatl Order:
to Win;{liatu
1 diviee tete,
, f the Wiiijj.
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The iiV'gt :rico lies tarry Csee.
nem is a eitor'ta;.e in the acpoueata
ief Waterier) county's., regia rat amount•
ing to $4,651.23 or including interest.
16,852,45, and the Bounty 00111161 has
appointed a o,rrntnittee to take steps to
aolietlt the ninoittlt,,Air ltfortitegn,11
'through leis solicitor has expressed a
desire to pay the honeys which can
be shown to he fairly Clue the county.
Ill reference to this unfortunate affair
the .Galt Reforfnee has the following
The rezistrar, who has naturally been
greatly distressed by this matter, has
been arranging to promptly pity ea the
amount of the short Igo. Whilst those
who know %ir il'IuDollgall's Lou; and
honorable career, readily acquit him
z f personally knowing that the re-
turns rnaele by his office to the ctsntsty
were incorrect,; it k abundantly' wank
fest that be depended too much to his
deputies. aud that the returns to the
C(suety were carelessly made up. We
are assured that t;o one feels. this so
acutely as Mr McDougall himself, and
that by closer personal supervision he
will take care that such unfortunate
errors do not occur again. It is also
clear that the RegistryOtfice 1n5pector,
lately deceased, failed to perform his
duties tlrurou,=;lily,and that if the ores.
ent system of paving Registrars is to he
continued, a more effoient inspection
of each office should annually or semi-
annua;ly take place.
W Sanders,'of the Exeter Advocate.,
has quit the newspaper business and
will study law at Ann Arbor.
•
W. J. Fear, dentia.,, or • Seaforth,
bas located in xtyhner, and firs. Fear
and family joined hien last week.
Kipper], n correspondent Seaforth
Expositor : On Monday the sad in,
telligence was received here of the
sudden death of Miss Strati 'Mustard,
Duly sister of A. Ir, Mustard, who
three years ago labored on Hensel(
North Circuit as colleague to Rev, E
A. Fear.
EJertnatl N. Brett, a carpenter who
went to Woodstock from S'oatorth
some tisne ago, died early Thursday
morning. Re had been sick several
weeks with bilious fever, hut until a
.,few hottrs before his death was not
thought to be worse than usual, Ile
was 22 years old, and was a favorite
with his acquaintances.
A decision was given by Judge.Doyle
in a case triad at the Clinton division
eourt sittings, which the Y'esu Era says
has very considerably surprised our
cattle dealers. Some tinge ago cattle
dealkr'Baker bought from one Robert
Brown a i ub for $4.25, paying on
account of suet) purchase $1, and later
on the saute day,a further sum bf $2.
• The larnb was not in a fist state to be
but.ehered and ib was agreed. that
7y Brown should keep it for at !emit a
month. Before Baker sent for the
lamb it bad died, but Brown cotibeal•
ed this fast until he had been paid the:
balance of his purchase Inoney. Baker
brought suit to recover the price
of the lemb,but Judge Doyle held that
the Iamb was at his. risk and not
Brown's, that it passed; to Baker, and
as a consequence Brown, was entitled
to his money. The butchers and
drovers maintain that such is not the
usage of the trade, but that before the
seller is entitled to his unpaid purchase
money he must deliver the cattle or
sheep mire. The decision of Judge
Doyle will make it necessary to have
it distinct agreement that the seller
shall in• all eases produce. the animal
alive..
ce
William Astor, of New York, enjoys.
nn biome of $23,575 a day ; John D.
RRockefeller's airiouuts to $18.715 ;
Cornelius Vanderbilt's to $15,000,and
Jay Gould'b to $7,400.
A Woodstock despatch says that an
ingenious. Yankee is pedling through
the streets walking sticks said tobe
manufactued out of wood from the
dismal swelnp where Benwell was
found tnurdered. It is said that limn.
dr'eds have hest); sold.
This EIera1ii says: Stratford: has, tak•
-(en another step which entitles her to
• rauk ainong the most progressive conn.
lnenities of the agerand an aching void
has beets filled by the erection of a
"drop a Cent itt a slot machine" at the
Grand Trunk depot. You drop in a
cent, pull a slide cele, and extract t1
piece of delieiutts 'r'ittti•h'rutti chewing
gun's. The machine his. been in. riper.
nti.,n about it week and the deny re.
tel dace far has boon about $1.713,
and at score or tsvo of pious of iron,
tilt, glass, Nate coins, 'S stnkee u•'ttts,
pool anddrink checks, washers, etc.,
etc. The latter, til course, are lief
profit to the owner of the tnaclfine', as
whey ire not of the proper weight to
+r,
What it Cgait.
On her last trip from Liverpool to
New York the "!.'eutonic bprned 325
tons of Wash coal every day, and the
cost of the coal consumed on the
voyage was $7,000, The city of New
'York burned 3GQ tons a day on her
last voyage over, The expanses for
fuel on these faststeamers run from
$10,000 to $16.000. for the round.
trip. The other expenses of the trip
bring the total amount up to $:50,000
to $60,000 fur such ships as the tWo.
named above,
The salmon pack oil the Fraseiie
River, B C, this season is valued at
$1,417,248.
John Livingstone,. sr., and' James
Shearer, sr., of Listowel, have returned
from a seven weeks visit. to Sc.,tland,
Parkhill council have fixed the rate
of assessment at ergo cents and eight
hills in the $, for the present year.
31sttDDecember,A1890 for 251, or $1 till
end of 1$91—Casa.
A ttreof-rear team from Chicago
will. visit Fmbro fair on Oat 10, for
the return match with the Zara
team.
A despatch from Bay City says
there is no longer any doubt that the
;.+rand Truck has bought tete. 0inciu1
pati, Saginaw and Mackinac railroad.
The Globe notes ilial there is only
one case that exiels the Birchall case
in dramatic and tragic interest, That
is the case of Spencer Cowper, ' with
which Macaulay deals in the fifth
volume of his history of England.
Bar TELE TIMES to new subscribers till
31st December, 1890, for 25c,, or $1 till
end of 1891—Cash.
Ned Hanlan was offered $40,000
spot cash by a speculator from the
other side recently for his hotel and
other proterty at the. island. The
offer was refused, as Ned holds the
property at nearly twice that value.
Lord Aberdeen visited London for
a few hours on Mopida'y, and the
Advertiser improved the oe.oasiou by
telling its readers that the Earl owns
(39,42' acres of , land, " which brings
hila a rental of $203,825 a year.
Fie is the seventhEarl of the line.
Auvicm TO Mornaes.— Are you disturbed at night
and broken of your rest by a eiakehiid suffering and
trying with pain of Cutting Tenth? if so eon d at
once and get a bottle of ' Mrs. Winslow's 3o othingg
Syrup" for Children Teething. Its value is in entail -
aide. It will relieve the poor little sufewr
immediately. Depend upon it, smothers; th ere is no
mistake about it. It cures Dysentery anti D iarrhtoa
regulates the Stomach and Bowels, cures W ind Colic,
softens the Gums, reduces Inflammation, and gives
tone and energy to the whole system. "Mrs. Win-
slow's Soothing Syrup " for children •teething is
pleasant to the taste and is the prescrip tion of one of
the oldest and best female physicians and nurses in
the United Status, and is for sate by all druggists,
throughout the world. Price twenty-five cents a
bottle. Be sure and ask for "Mae. Welinows
SoorIuNn Sinus ' and take no other kind
On Monday a son of Jarites Scott,
G. T. B''. switchman, St. Mary's, was
struck by a passing train and seriously
hurt. TLe doctors have very little
hopes of bringing . him through; On
Saturday, a lad 12 years old, son of C.
D. Swanson, of the same town, was
kicked by a horse. He walked to the
house and did not seem to be much.
hurt, but about midnight his father
was awakened by the boy's heavy
breathing, and immediately sent for a
doctor. The boy died before the doc-
tor arrived.
Sucootash.
Half a pint shelled beans, 6 ears
corn, cupful of milk, teaspoonful of
butter, salt and pepper to taste. Boil
beans nu hour ; pour off all bat half
Dnp of the water, add milk, corn, --
which has been scraped, from the eel).
—butter, etc., and steam 15 minutes
Toronto Street: Markets,
Receipts of barley not so largo Wed
tlesday, and prices steady ; 15;000 buil
Bold at 60e to 7l c. Wheat steady,
500 bags st'liiel, at $1 for fall, 984 for
red winter, 90 for spring and 79e to
81c for goose. Ottts firth., 300 bus
selling at 43o to 44o. Peas steady,100
bushels sellingat63o to 69.
tArTeatt Mot Deoezn a 18ft0, te new
or Nic,, or 01 till
end of 1801 ---Cash,
l NMone atturnoon, ohoutaveorolienkri twaien
ll whe h and 10th uoboaaetou9 of Turnl,erry, t
Light ray Colored Spring Overcoat, The ander
wi1,b.%rewar(teeton.retgrning At to This Oface, or
leer mg if at the queen's Hotel, Winghaui,
Clothes Clea,ned'ard. Dyed,"
NIA% U000having purohaebd the Olothc, Dyo
r r.a• ini; And olotening Business lately carried on
by Sr At .hell, will continue rho Busineea aa;
usual C , thea Cleaned and Dyed on short notlee,
and eat :faction guaranteed.
Ord a lett at Mrs Herdsman's Millinery Rata bush+
:must ,rChieholni'a Drug Store will be promptly at.
tan .d to,
-..A■ K G RIGG, .
PARK PRODUCE TAKEN 1N
EXCHANGE,
A. H. GRIGG,.
Josephine Pt, Wingham,.
WINGHAM
STEAM CIDER MILL..
The undersigned wish to intimate to the
farmers and others that Eheir steam cider
mill is now ready for operation,and parties
wanting eider made can bays it made on
short notice,
Our Jelly Evaporator has arrived and
been fitted up, and we are prepared to,
make jelly from any kind of fruit. A
trial order solicited and satisfation guaran,
teed.
-'The patronage of the public is solicited.;
HASTINGS & RITOHIE.
Wingham, Sept. 25, 1890,
8 ORE .nE
WAY
EXCURSIONS
British Columbia,
Washington Territory,
Oregon and California.
Leave' Toronto .11 p. m,
FWD A,Y,
Sept. 19th
Oct. 3, Z7, 81 ;
Nov. 1C 28
Dee. 12, 26-
Bunning through to Vancouver without.
change.
For Bert .i and all information apply tb
.any gent of the Company, or write
W. B. •CALL.tWAY,
24 York,Ct. Toronto.
MEN, 1'ocal.ortraveling to
D
soil my guaranteed Nuns -
say STOOK, Salary or Com- t o
CORD ON MCTYR a
are daily
RECEIVING LARGE SHIPMENTS
'g LL G-ooI)S
in all . the Latest Designs and Newest Shades
known to the trade.
ese cods have been purchased at a
small advance on the original cost, our custc mer s
and. the public in general will find
GENUINE BAR.GAIINTS
inevery department.
We lead the trade in.
CHGICE TEAS
•
Try a sample lot, and we feel convinc 1. that
you will become regular customers.
GORDON & 'McINTYR.
rw.01m......*a.W=Imi,..e.
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AN Invitation is extended to every person visiting Wiu.;h;iii, t;, have a
look through his rnami.oth stock of
muss on, paid wueaey. Omni free. Special atten-
tion given to beginners, Workers never fail to make'
good weekly wages. Write me atonce for particalarr,
E. O. GRAHAM, nuRseavnlaii.
(This is Reliable.) TORONTO, ONT.
Desirable Property for Sale 'in
Witigham.
The undersigned offers for sale a good Residence
and one acre of land, more or less, situated on-
George street, just east of Mr Thos Cornyn'sresi-
donee. It is the finest location in .the Town of
Wingham, overlooking the Town and the north..
branch of tho Maitland River. The house is a ono.
and.a.halfstorey frame, with splendid cellar. There
are also a frame stable, hard and soft water and 160
fruit trees on the premises, Will be sold cheap, and
on reasonable terms. For particulars apply, to.
D 11 (sOithON.
BOOT AND SHOE SHOP.
• McLAOgnt 8 & IIABOti
Having purchased the Custom Business of Messrs
McCormick & Co, wish to intimate that they have
opened out in the shop two doors south of T A Mills
store, Wiughanl.
Boots and Shoes made to order front the Best
• Stook,. on short rialto. Repairing neatly and
promptly done.
The patronage of the public solicited, and all work
guaranted,
Live Stack Markets.
Suit Buffalo, N Y, Sept 24—ciattle
--Only It few lots offered of cattle and
two cars of fresh stockers ; fair hut.
char'e were take'n. at $3.60 to $$.80;
calves were iu fair supply, and ruled.a
trifle 'easier, except best.
Sheep Crud lambs—Otferinge,22 cars,
16 ears being lambs ; sheep, quiet ;
tape, $5`; nes d to choice, $4,50 to
$4,80 iatnli+s,,dull and lower ; Jiiclii»
toms and westerns, best stook, $i;
good to choice,. $5.70 to $G ; Canadaa,
trade off generally; $6,3.5 to $6.50.;
fete itt top tiguree.
Ilegs•W--Twenty ears offered; light
demand'; va'ues clectilied; tra'diume
and ln'twy hogs. $4,8u to $4,85;. u few
beleeted eurn "Yorkers sold ai $4,85,
McLAtJOHLIN & HAUGIH.
Judicial Sale of a Valuable Farre.
XUI1SUANT to the order he honorable Ste
Thome Galt, ChtefJaetice • made in a cause of
Abrahnnry Abraham, bearing elate the 12111 day et
Slay, 1800, there will be sold with the approbation of
the Local Master at Stratford, b9 Pubiio Auction at
Sho Qutdn'e IlotsI, Wickham, 00..
Thursday, tha9th day.:of October,
AT THE HOUR OF'3.3Q P.M,, thoi,orth
half of Lot Seven, Concession C, m .the Township of
Turnberry, containing rorty.flvo-and•a-half acres, be
the Same more or less. About twenty•ilvii acres
cleared, some mixed hard aud sett wood bush. There
is a'framno barn. 34 x 60 on the farms
TERMS 00 SALE :—The purchaser will be required
' to pay down at the time of the sale to the Vender'.+
i Salioitore ten per cont of the pnrohase sncney, :ind;
rho remainder within d0 days, without interest
The property will be sotd subject to a reser% eel bid
1 to he fixed by the Master, In all other respects. the
terms 0f Salo will be the standing conditions of sale
1 apply 10 the Fender's Soticitoreol further p.rticulare
MA ilk% GEARING, Vendor's Solicitors,
(Stratford.
Ii 11 LAZAItS, :Master at Stratford.
I.tatad Ifth September, 1890.
mtista
INSTReetioxs err Page i1Sn Chair, Atl° ct.14 lit
flats eo,t.
oituse the fntcl3 .leiato tuider the elite to blit ran[;Ilig {jP.rie1'filiy
at t4-0 Q - to For particulars regarding tarns, eta, pleasegriltnt
y 4 d0 .j pigs, .$ 4 tO $4,O taA home, corner i+ranoie and Patrick attends,
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rLO'RULLA *PARL11t4.
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Oar stock is now complete in every Departeneut. We lead the Ira lm
DRESS GOODS. In. our Dress Goods Departineat we are shoe-
ing all the latest Novelties in Stripes, Chocks, Plaids an t
FANCY DRESS, 1tOBLS. Ladies i Otte ,deice
at our Stook will convince you that the
greatest care has been taken to
select the most Fashiouableand h'ituey goods
in the market for our eustoiners to .choose from,
Illaoltrioads W'e are Shzwitn.
FANCY STRIPES,
FANCY CORDS,
FANCY" SOLIELS,,.
HEN RIETTAS
AND CASEf El EIS,
--And at MI Prices, to suit our many cilstou,prs' -
its
We tike have *Fail Lina of J AN Cx TatagUNos AS !trete
l3DCRLErd to match Every .t ress•iu. our Store,
Ladies, do not fail to. give. Its call before. pttrollasiit , elsewhere. Pail't
to see tlui.
BLANKETS, ,E TS, 1;00 pail' to ohbose frpin,
PIXE ALL, WOOL. Px,;.;.N.N BL, at 20e, per yard, the Brest V:ilele is the tritiln.
'MANTLE (1r,OGDS':in all the Novelties, and art price. you clay wiait.
LADLES' WOOL SHAW YIS, WR1 F.% &N) S'l'3Ra1 COLLF4.I13. le' 1 NDY.
WOOL 1IOSU1 Y in Lt lie's, and D.'sildrelt's wear, LA 01,1:3'
GLOVES ANI) CANCY WAli.E3, ✓a; lalegar,
steak. always on hand.
"'Don't forget the ttere,
fail,