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ailor
W.nglia
:'3.1 1st
MINIM
(Jost
, largo loss in.
our st&Ok at
F1OO
n Sunday afternoon a
e of penile t•4iowed hie
he gravel. Six of the
:he high school boatel
heaarores, The teasel r@ts'
and tate members -of tl:e.
po.erd headed tiro four rel
it Draper was a ,uatiee
id was eixty-five years
is a wife and tett child -
buried in the Listowel
he side of his oldest sots,
seph Draper,' of Meet-
lenfarroaa.
tali has retnrlled from a
aids tar �elresylt y'.—:fret
Win•ghein, Junction, 'woe.
Is here this week. ---Wert
ived that John Green. J'r'
from Anstralia, where lot
last three years. His
bora will lee last to ht;e.
is long abseuet•.- Joker
Ianitotia, (see iii -law cit
le for the prairie province
.r Chutta souk with liht
borsk, wbich he bought
in this vicinity.-1iugh
rs J li'ortuue, jr amt
aesday for N,aepaavit,Man.
tattetld their labor in tun
'late. -2,1r and Mrs Bolt,
d Mary •Eeddenay, spent
Grey township visltitli; •.
I friends.-- It is rumored
o have a tea meeting in
list Cburctl in the near"
y it soon be held.—A.
t here attended the he•-
tntrou held in Brussels,
St. Helens. •
tf the Canadian Order or
its instituted here on the
by Air W G Strang,
)rgatiniza r, acid It 'Elliott,
u, assisted by several meta -
rt Sherwood, of huiiknowt,
wail be knowu as ()non ,alta
'...G1, and the ofi'aceirs' for
rerni are : i K Miller, 0
Webster, V •0 .11;* Geo
; John 13 Weatherheael, Ia .
lerford, '1'raetts ; Jahn lead -
a; Win. "labour, S
on, J W ; Samuel Durltie•tt,
Todd,
J It
_Thus Dump,
Th The taew court srni'i
3. members, and the pros
right for a targe iticreaae of
taeh ,With Wolvear..
thrilling tale, has been idirl.
re of a rare with the w'nlveass
frozen steppes of Rtussira•
oely the picked berme of
s traveller pre 'found to bail
In our own cottutrV thottee
ngnged i,i t► life.nud-tiM:ay)t•
61 the wolf Otinatirnptict+:.
vetipontt with whiul► to Hight
Ur.i'fwrce's Golden Mediae!.
Tile relltrww t,I retnediv
inyriecla of caned wheel *A
'Dines end clt,rrttlra haul failed•
ttreatest blood perinea IGilia
streugth klarowra• to
ter all a of 1
ai
u� cefece
nT nn' Zany: meafufeeturing or` wawa
• • at nue-affil of its valtr Ile spoke
-�" with especial etithusia: d'brought
out in strong contriaat : rote poiute
conceruing the comfrey, 'Pie first
was its marvelous protiuotiveuees ; sec•
mid, hs sparse pr!ptalation, and third,
the fact that for building one railwaay
is oifp@usava, can seen through it half a dozed then 'bud been
toads ttlillionuiree, UIe told of the
enormous profits, • $50,000 a year,
mads, lay one woolen manufacturer
daring l'870 and 1880, and oont,reeted
this with a letter which. he had res
calved from the same ri nufaotat'rer
lately, "after the National Policy had
worked out its natural result of even'-
If you want a Ct1.E?JaT this sprinb z, ooutpetition," urging a continue and
we have opened out a handsome lot in temporary cloying dawn of the wnitl5,
Brueneis, Wooly and '11apeatrya, wlifoh `apeulring as lf
a tonal ftl,cttrer, he de.we are sailik�.g fat,• and greatly, admired.. cine@d hiluiic reedy to compete in
the .open► wmarket with eft Demers, and
Donliaise seeing the full range, They showed how in opportixftitiije to buy
.3' GOODS ite ' endlosi;
newest novelties groomer tor.
tweet, in plain, and fur)oy,ctheep
tt beby
ur Drees Goods trade has be-
an extent that WO stand
oat with one of the finest stocks
Us, Satins, Velvets, single and
ble fold Dress Goode, outeido of the
ty.
ate extra good value.
Have you seen our Lace Curtains, Ene-
broideries, situs us,Priuts,Laces;Ribbone,
Gloves and Hosiery
We have plat on ottr Remnant Counter fouled a tlome and the learner of which
ail•ourDross Goods from twelve yards'
good. net biuwry, ineff'►'cient labor, in
waiter power, the Canadian tuanufac•
turer, stood at least on a par with the
American, : his only want bein'g a mar-
ket. He spoKe in glowing trains of
Canada ate; a land ,wherein lie had
tae was proud to he a oitiser ; the land
dative, which will be sold at abdtit half with a saturation and: resni1rces to macho
price.YouwilI find tai colors andleugths, a future yet undreamed of by the
Don't hiss. this chance: (nest sanguine of persous, and urged
that the shackles of restriction should
Wet have sol ething to say next ,week be struck off and that the country
abut;t Twe s Itnpootion invited, should have a ttiianoe aro grow and dee:
velop. 13e`predicted raped trod steady
H. raei g°. development if the present restrictive
een•,yam eeaase,,ee as policy wt•r"e abolished, and urged the
people in their own interest and in
The Protect ve SysL'iiis.' the uiterest of the country to support
Mi 1i' i3otts, a menufaoturer of St the Liberal party in the ,solning ehac
Hyaututhe, Quebec, employing 700 timid.
batone read eager fur free trade with ,
t'tt Dotted States, spoke at a Reform3urnperry
Aeneetttlg at Oshawa, tile other night.
otit r�r of the yoaitg folks.eb
11e told fnowhbeheti Conic from tree- the Aioof line went over to Mr,fama
Henderson a, on the B1oevale Road,
one evening labt week and hard a idea,
&ant titne. The .question is, what
happened the sirligitl--Mr: _and Mrs
Thomas Gilinour are in Stanley at
p'eseut attending the funeral of 'their
farther --Another ptourtee Mane. On
Monday, February 9th, Mr David
IRF ugh, of the ninth concession of
'1'urnberry, passed peacefully away,
after reaching tbd advaueod age o
severity years, Mr klaugb has been a
if
inane some twenty aria yeare ago, and
ff:s+r tt short reeidenee to the Milted
States had come ou to Canada- and
settled here be.:ause he sew enough to
l;•ve gun faith in the 'coientry
and in. the people. 13e de
attired that ha had never been an
tactivaa penttciau and was not known
slither tis u. Liberal or as a Conservae
tive. faviug Bowe practical know•,
]0gp of business, he find some things
is Say upou the question now before resident of '1Siriiberry for over twenty-
the people .which he believed tuey five fears,. ail Was highly respected bF
'undid consider important. He said
REMOVED 1 REMOVED 1
' 1 bare removed my Sewing bfaoldoe Business to
flontutt's Oka*, directly Opposite the Bank of Darn,
Mon, where I will keep a full stook of rite
Celebrated DAVIS' Sewing Ma-
chines,
allwho knt w him, His funeral wits a
Ito had regretter; the eetablishaoent of
the protective syStein, knowing that
it could pot hut result in irtjtlry to
local interests, '13c told h'ow lie -had
visited Oshawa iu 1673 ,iii the way of
business, and tined it a UiriVing
ivatiuksnturitig to.wa, and spoke to au
audience who evidently realized the
truth .of w.haat he bald ; how one after
tenothei of the great industries had
gone down, so that ().thaws was Lot
UAW. Its prosperous a;i it had been
nearly ttvtuity years ago lie .rave
large onY,andto. k plate:eou Wednesday.
tits' hotly was iI*ot i:ed at Wini;h tat =
Mr George Gray, of Nlimkoku, is visit
hit; at his sister's. Mrs John �Vil„oti,
—Miss Bella tcott,whn was visiting
her old friends in this pan, has yea
turned to her Boole near '1eeswater.
—Mr Jaynes Fele, who bras bought a
farm on the 1st eou of Morris, is busy
getting out lugs for lumber to fix u
his house. It issupposed the the will
keep bitch. —Mr John Johnston bud
"a veru saucesasfui wood cutting bee, on
souse figures About. clothing. 11ta.iy-
inn tie clotbing ha Canada is to a targe
bkXtetat mdelti of English etattu.• la
Regaled the cloth is sold for one,
'lilting or Rey aati.1 six ponce r r Squid
of 80 to 1`inches wine., it; takes
about J Siyards to; make a suit,
r
n a
.and this suit glen btu tottde up and Sold
at what equals from $1.75 :. to $4. of
Canadian money, This sloth has to
pity 20 per cent. ted valorem and 10
t.nnts per ponnd,atid :these duties, with
Frei ;tits and expenses; brouehe the
lirieo to the Canladtag • dealer up . to
about 40 r,eista a. rDid;,:. end, wham.
profits were u.dded aiici. time goods: • ha
the forma of n !Mit of clothe to reached
that Canadians ecutaul'n4r, the suit which
nee $1,711 to $4 in 1r:sighted` cost.. in
°Amide.$8 to ;t,10a A great deal Weis
said against direct taxation, tato- :at
Ioaat under direct taxation '.lila people
knety what they ;vete paying for the
sbppott of Governmentand would
drat loaned to being taxed as they;
a'er:o under the ludirect system_. miyie
etetemeut was received with trernene
Blobs applause. Mr Boas produced a
temple of wall parer. Thin paper,'
he rigid, ;, Sts n.laa;tt'aututed in New
able at 5 cents a roll, and wits sold to,
lite cousumcr at (# cents., •Th:e d•aty.
on it, unposed for the•beueflt of one
wall paper mltnnfeeturer, ,was 0 cents
an -roll, and it was said to the constnner
in Canada at from 194 to 1u cents a
roll. The 'firm for whose benefit the
protection wits given'feiled the other
clay and paid 50 rents onthe dollar.
Then be spoke of the Magog print
'works, which were esttll,Jishe+l with a
;great floured' of trumpote some tiane
ago. He had been asked to subscribe
to the stork of the aotupnny, "but,
knowing tole da113cult it was' to cam
elan Stich nota lhdtnttry' ill ft testricted
teotri,ee, be detalined, Tuer l are atwaaya
Ectroolgh f•tole to go late this kind of
M'onday, last. After the, supper was
over, the young ladies appeared'on the
Beene and n.nsioand dancing was the
result. --Air Charles etosirig
up bis visiting and intends starting on
Itis return to L'ritieli Ccilnrubia in a
few day. --Nr James Eliot had his.
Holstein bull tlehorned last week. The
brute, thOegli dtit1tagrous before, ie
quite gentle noeS,°xtthurwise the opera
ation does not =relief. n have' injt,red
giro gray.--t'ilea It ea. one of the
pioneers iii'tu"rubi ,;died after 61
alert illness ou W:ionri4 wA?el.°. The
deceased, with tier heehaw', eiooved
into Turnberry about 34 year ;euo,
settling on Let 9, Concession ,#T
have nc iialed thein ,'• ever 61110(1,,
Ives oftilustritlns luRlirt ' and 1 .sa,
d'1s.pdeit on, and was Hefei itt illy lt'.r '
sport by all her neighbors. anti
leaves a husband and large family,
five .boys and five {;iris; to tnrtura _',fuer
loss, The sorrowing hushaud,r ch ld-
ren and friends have the sympathy' of
the community.
M well an a fewa•.ot the cheaper linos.
Gan attpply Needles Oils and Repairs' tor all kinds
of Sawing Maohlnes,
At I intend to start
Knitting all Kinds of Hosiery;.
pustomera can h.ti't their Stockings. and Socks Knit
In h'irst Ohms Nty to and on the shortest notieo. Sat-
isfaction guararltet;
Will alga. keep a settle of the
"WORLD'S STAR" Knitting
N.iachine's.
(best in the world,) on hand for sale, which will be
sold at reasonable prices. Don't be haat:ward About
try lug one, as they will knit as well us vim he done
by hand In less than *the time
'Please give tae. a call.- Don't forget the place,
opposite the Flank of Hamilton..
,)(cure ltaspeotfuliy,
n, Ross:
CRANBERT:.S,
lO,c. a Quart,
^�^t /may T
atthe
4a:M C ■ ■1..J. S]fl;'
JOHN KERr .
IRAN fit
^+-siacatisaals to l it linblrtat>n, Aaapufactugarate t,f
MOW: , , LAND. ROLLED
PLOWS, S, GANGPLOWS, &o,
CastingsD
of Every
OA.' Genoa aq f 1 ' a ,
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Atte.; a.
Q"AGENTS FOR I3,. WHjTb',,GA w'S AGRIijgL,TTIRAL EN:
GINLsi AND BOILERS, CHEESE FACTOR)( Eerily E8 ANS.).:.
f3'OILERS AND SUPP.LIES.
Prime Residence for ar Sale.
Money to Loan on Notes,
Notoa Discounter`
AT REASONABLE RATES;
Money advanced on iro•tgii;'es at 6 -per rent. with
prh•flego of pnyang at the eii$o any year. Notes
and aceonuts collected. -
1 OB'r. r seattene,
oereeenetwen Block. Witiirham, Ont
IT' OLD .RELIABLE
Heir ors.
. A singitigi elesa has leen T • nrgan'izz tsd
here by ir2'r Sit,lltng .,ajf Te@stvtitt,r,
The class prolriisee to' be as •staceesa,
aitd it as ex.pected intueli�1 good will bit
derived therefrom', . There Blew also
been ail, ortlhestra organized, With 1dr
Skating• as ihstrcetor.—De IIaarrison,
of this plade, was visiting friends at
home last ripeek. Mr Juities li`Isnting
Woe sevoriy`kicked •by: a• dorsa lust
week, but we ere plistlaod to lettt'n that
Mr Viz recoverinl;t --Mt tloetler, of
Fullerton, heti purchased the Bei 1110To.
saw infill, and is fitting it up for the
season's work.— :r Barfly Meli,irdy
Was ttonie t,t1 it Visit for a few days,—•-
Tinny Mr $elisry 'preached an "eciu-
cational" sermon itt the Methodist
chetah, Iaat Sunday+ —The anneal .
'.Crwae4leeti wt iii COntlectio11 with the
thing tits west on, fTO thee f t00 t 0113ehnare 'etirediat claaarrla ata to be
vet .ease rats«t flan 1' +spanned Tete i,tl 1 no fit evtaalinrg of OM Sfirtt ilta!ty
liaWoan w:tttes• telirt qtr .e+ 7 Weir leas, wtritrw''lt1wu .tf the•Mag; *twaht► Pec• b'ata
a xal rine 11f pit w I,a o4.)
. G. FIELD' -
\'ishea to skate that he is stilint, first•elass meats of
all kinds ae'tow in price As duydne else In at inghum.
FRESt' ME MK and LAM
always on balsa,
' D•IIEESE �1� &o.,
on hand in season,
.As usual, meats delivered to all parts of the town.
Rlsitiember tits. .010p—opposite the ]lank of
Hamilton.•
J. G,VIZLD
I ftughty , :) ove)uher' Sth, 1800.
1laiRS, R. onR''YN, being about to give op house
1.1. ja keeping:, oboes her Privato:Residenee tor Sale
This property Is situated on the corner of John and
Minnie streets, O'inghatn, and consists of two fitthe
of an sere o1 laud, upon which is erected a fine TWO.
Storey Frame Louse, with Nine Rooms, Hot Ai
Furnace, Bard and Soft Water, &t, Also a POO
Stable. For terms.,ato., apply on the promises to
leas. R;. OO1tNy , or tea. DAVIS.
SbIafr
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M. D., . 4., IN C P.S., 0.,
M. C. P. S:
THE SOTTISH SPECIALIST,
onotiTO.,
1511
pLA.11.1.1% MIUS.
•.-P.{fiiittrtilutgfaen�;,,,
BUILDING, ATEkIALdf all kinds,
•-:bbch at�--
S a?I .S II', D O O 1t fie lilt 1 N D 8
FRAMES, ii;co.
lrloorintr. 111dlapi, nit„ d'roeeed to order on lire
Ilaorlwf settee..
vita op,
WI bane AVE' 100,0 M1 Tett 441 V,
yer1.ioebor e'd Mad of all Mon
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LE'S
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3iTl&S
TO
British Colurnbi
WASHINGTON
Oregon and California
Leave nironto 11 p. m. on Fridays,
its under .
Specialist for the treatment of, till 11301 j MARCH t .6, 20. j 1891
Chronic Diseases,
Private Diseases,
Diseases of the. Brain and Nervels
Ditteases of the Heart and Lungs;
And Diseases of Women posi-
tively 'i'reated suceess'.ftilly.
Jonathan 13- i eehatrt, .Listowel,
says : ".tl,Iter siending all my mon.i
ey and property to no purpose on
for what they, termed a hopeless
ease of cnnsumptioh, Dr. Sinclair
cured me."
Mrs. Mary P tiiiong, Woodlouse;
says': "When all others failed, Dr,
Sinclair enreahae of lite."
• W, McDonald, .Laketieid,'says::
"Dr. Sinclair cured .ine of catarrh.!'
Geo. Rowed, Blythe sayu' "Dr.
Sinclair mired ince of heartdisease
Stall dropsy, when all others failed."
Diseases -of private nature brought
on by tblly, Dr. -Sinclair certsiniy
cures..
CO 1'SULTATION FREE.
DR. SIN., AIR will beat'the
QUEE S HOTEL, Wi ig1iam;
ON
I�til l IT, MARCH I3$1
HEW DUTO i R S CP.,
GO. SHAW
wishes to intimate to the anopia of W^inuham and
vicinity, that he hos commenced the tiutehoriug
Business ngnin, and has opened out in' the Old Stand,
a few doors botch of the Brunswick House,
b
per STEAK, 0i0, plb..;
LAND, D, lOc p r lb.
And ether 1Ics.te in proportion, some as loa•tte 60,
per potihd, ,
SATCJSAG•ES, tee:,. ail;vaya on haaitc.
btcat ,llt1ivered to p part of the to vn,
The 1'4trotm t of the public solicited.
GEO.. SIA*,
WW1 4.0,11A M TANI '&R'
sad:...
GLovs t+4iC s.
016res ih nitric, trent, wait, idai,pti, Sstst m Sheep
and Pur llt7rinit raves alfrlys ib stock or
made to order.
- Aiac a taw
Domestic .Buff l ,s...
Doerr buy as Reba 1►ptil you war them.
BaittllisaTseirees TO VANCOUVER WITHOUT C..IYA5RS•
For Berths and all information,
• imply ptu to nearest C.P.R. Agent,
As .1 unileretand it has been very freely
eireulatecl arourtd'Wiegham Need vieinit.,
to the Nary of taffy laminate, ii.nnt I"wee
not in the'mericet to do custom waver
or buy saw logia, 1 wish to stay 1 nun is
the market to do all the custom sawing
that may bo offered; also,to buy ell t:o.
gooa.sunnd logsthatriay be broughtto
the ZET.LAND MILL.
As 1 am not bound by any combine, 1
am at liberty to take all kinds of either.
bard or soft wood and pay full value icr
them. Bring along yea togs.
GEO. Tate,MSOlal.
Zetland, Dec. Cab, I8a0,
THE PRESS
A Tull stork of It M. Ft neh and Dontestlo Colt, and
lata, P,.rnt i anti so,Fame, tor Shia„aa l idot,:tco
Nook ere, Merle ma yteasi.
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