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hrortisetneuts, 8c. par Ore
orihm tete:witaub per ?
ell type, lot. fret &rat -i•
each rulovgn,:ut•.n 1teatica
rgc'd less thou 260
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Me, not exceeding 8 boot,
r attbeegtrent urut,th
.iia tott,erett LO
r adtertiwalcute, or i.t
specillc directions, will Vit
urged 0ccordingey. 'Iran.
et be pail to sat ane°
,drerotaentante MUM, be In
noon, In cruor to atrpeat'1
hl i IU'1'T 474.
l kin a1nTea r$D PCIThInl iR
eltr3.eg o
tins and Sur;eoue, Onrtirtioe
aunty uP lturutt--
r " t1 nighaeir, Ont
.1,
of Termite Ltuivereity, and
Q�!'hj A,eairn i Ya•iai OU:utoori
..Coru°rufCottle and Plttriciv
ht ay tY.: uv.aaue.
ua^t:
iOL1C1't lt, $t0., EVE
uncia to iV n tit Io4 est rat s
,u charged e1u ti;aa,es, iOwtt.
ray u1.tatot ono ,ow.
WtsoRAr., t,a i
, 1FottTON
SISTER, ti°.,
Ontario
etSON,
C.1 E. L. DicKINSON" 13 Ae
'SOLICITultS, Etc., Etc., Se
ittoudtua.,tioatedsewuers. der
r Maut.una, Mato, lutes. ilio"
tat and sold. Money (private
Itga} e secur'itr at ni pct texto
pri tate persoua, upuu the bort,.
withriut any etpel,sb to O,o
aft In knanifeba taw tae btUrt4t
ok. tYtu haN.
". H. 9AACJDONALD, WtS.tit
r of Vulcanite, Celluloid, Alloy..
Gold, etc etc., Plates, ranttitvg
ices from SOW upwards p11 act•
ring and bridgework. Teeth est
least pain b; the use cif
ice, tt Ingham, tide entrance else
tote', open daily (Sundays a%sept
p m, Will bo at Blyth evei'9'
ay of eachmoutlr--Otliceat3llitrt bf
and 3rd fdonday$ of each mornt —
tel :-`ar'activa 2t cents.
J -S. JEIRO dE, MAMAS, .
mmmfaoturing Celluloid' I'17
rloanite platen of the ltustlealeri✓t'
cheap as they Can be got in ti S
minion. All work warranted,
ion of tooth by the use of Eleliliett
taper.
l will extract tooth for 26 cries!
to Deaver Block, oppoii*o !tie
&L INSURANCE AOENT
ttasLAl•
iNINGFLi1Sf,
INSURANCE
IRE AN» MARINE,
GUELPH.
a„ WixdtIAti,
1CTIONEE1t FOR THE CitI1RNTbt;
OF HURON.
Id in any part, of the Co,,, Ceetxey'
1t1tIk,, WmNonAtl, ON:c„
rorri:sEEm eon. TIUt VavH : or
t at the luxe mike promptly nt e101.
reason►ble. +s`_�.
WESSON,
, ��--
wiosanrt oan t;on:fTfsa 00111 01( !art.
$nUulk
tpelsd to promptly and on the Whose
lorateend Satisfaction Guarantied,
y erreneements eau be made it tis.
u
Get
DOLTON ee HAWKINS �e
Sumvirrolut /ten „Cit.* AVOnSUE*
:$TOWEL stat WtNGHAM,.
eft et the come of the xiMtS wlet ry
1100004th
Woe peewee toam; Issysfe040.
The Weddings.
At e end of the brat
met liri wedding.
At two years the paper.
AJ three the leather.
At chose of live climes tine woollen,
A}'t the aeveutli aunivere;try the friends
iesee•trlblte at the woolen.
At wen swami the tin,
„1A,t13 yeare the silken atld'line linen.
1.5 the crystal wedding.
det't the married oouple that hale been
r oranies the
hue to t1tAi vows
The age of a fruit ripe estough to
bf Well preserved,
Your motto 0
It ib batter to alis, than to betray
trust.
luau' i'vejjutllea in a lj;otion:try.
One of the fureuloas young physio.
is of
Its Jacksonville, Florida, Oyes lar
the u ooiat of the following amusing
cunveraatiou with his valet, othetWls0
t- r or it quarter of a, can. buggy boy.
`tete are Itwerded with silver gifts. Front He dtdu't have any business to all
thitl period femora the tokens of esteem
me it nigher, aid he doctor t
'become rapidly more valuable.
When the 30th anniversary is reached
l'thQy are preseuted with pearls.
At the doth comes the rubies..
A# the 50th cotnee the goltleu wedding, ,
i3eyouti that bllne the the aged couple, are
allowed to eujoy their many gifts in a L+gyptian, the Indian, the Chinese, the
ft/however, by any possibility they
sithitild reach their 75th anniversary they
eye presented with the rarest gifts to be
;iibtairtefl, at the celebration of their dia-
',P.ridi* wedding.
'There is no harm in the word negro,
replied the doctor, Negro la the name
of your race, your people. Rye; y race
has a name—the Ango-Saxon, the
i(3 rotated Paragraphs.
More people die from eating too
iNtileh tltau eating too little.
Whena preectier quits studying he
iia' getting ready to go to seed,
Tfie ,devil has a good deal of fault
'to find with the Salvation Army.
The zispel is the only thingon
..earth that the people don't get rid of.
The best hews that ever found its
'wayyto this earth is that God loves
`till.
It will puzzle posterity to make but
;why some wen have been given stat.
rtes.
One of the greatest victories possible
ii},�k,1118 life is to be able to say no, to
yb'tirsel f.
Water never rises above its level,
'and po roan's life ever rises higher
thin his belief.
Gee or the hardest things in the
world to do ie for one woman to de-
ceive another.
If your pastor doesn't seem to precah
;dust right, it may be because you don't
pray just right.
if it wasn't sohard for a woman to
tsIce care of herself, there wouldn't be
ati many unhappy marriages,
If there wasn't any money in this.
world it would he hard 'to find outjust
1 low mean soma men ere,
There isn'tone man in ten thousand
who knows what kind of a man' he
kd fie if he had plenty of money.
JCt is wrong to love a king any bet-
e than,you do yourself, but it is
,aaven's,law that you shall lore hiri>
fist as well.
A 1tu rian'e Guiding Rates.
Aproes of the tate Gen Seliver-
lolf, one of the Parisian papers pule.
fished sone details about a visit he
ade to' the baths of Plombiere gave
tin her book of confessions 'and these
i' the anewors he wrote to the follow.
;g,, gnesti0n8
What woman's name . do you me -
,
i
live --because, thanks 44 .ilia first
ted woman, lt►(,e }ible was written
I' know >Iiethipg inure edifying
lett to mead it.
Who is Tour favorite hero 1
;pit would be he who shoulu have the
curage ,payer to love and never to
Vie. .
,Nliat;is your political opinion t
tri aid a government to preserve
develope all the good institutions
u country, provided they Wore cone:•
!vative and repeated religion.
What is your favorite virtue 1
he capacity of never oornrnitting•
put that is not strictly honest --ill
..br'eadest conception of the word
esti.
hat remail do you prefer 1'
at of the woman who would
ve one for 111e.
here Would you like to dietiy
olid theme who leve ole and would
test fast. •
Vhat is your vocation ?
rr take cart of tire girl*. -,1
hat wihkd du you prefer ?
11 those that oan lu;tki) ul.o jolly
hoc wey>xld you li%e to have bre
en' reform mrvent>`tnt in both enentri.et if
e1"s rt free tred^� relatieatit are atabltxllai.l.�
�l't.y'ailin 420.
1.11 ,las,
it --....A... . t.
,. . . ,.liana _f....._,,.,:.;:, M.
name of your people is the Negro race..
You say dat, Doctor ? You thinks
dat 1 But no colored folks we know dar
ain't but one Nigger—he's de bad man,
?But. thia is the trtlk of ignorance
argued • the doctor; you have too
much sense tG believe such stuff.
You eau read. Bring me the die•
tionary, Here is the word Negro ;
read the definition, the meaning of
that word Negro. The boy read out
the words of the definition.
Well, isn't a negro a black man ?
Did .a white man write this book,.
Doctor? asked the boy.
Yes.
Well, Doctor, you know how itis
twixt white man and nigger. You
know if de vthite man made the
book he glad .ter write it down oat
de black loan is a nigger. Hit don't
'stonish me ter read dat right in a
book de white man melte. Des 'wait
till de nigger make a dictionary !—
Martha Young,
'iec*t ilontedy tor Catarrh is the
et, Easiest to Use and Oboe pest,
'—Mr Dsan TniEs,—Had a Canadian Rip
Van Wiukle gone to sleep some twelve
years ago, when 1 came to Canada and
were to wake up now when the C P it ib
au accomplished fact, a: line of steamers
plying from Vancouver, nickel nines in
full blast, thousauds of voice singing Mt.:
tioual sougs written by national bards,eti
united Methodist Church, with sereason•.'
able prospect of Canadian Christendom
husbanding its'atrengtVi kr united effort,
and last but not least Old Country journals
like Chambers eouttiining:serial'stories by
'Canadian authors; verily he and your
humble servant would exclaim in co ueert
Prodigious! h
W Llrgoow.
Louis Ovr, the Canadian strong
man, gave 'anexbibiti'on of sonic of his
muscular feats at Moutrsal a few even-
iugs ago, and was presented with a
costly and artistic championship belt.'
Oyes big lift was raising a pletforui
on which stood thirteeu parlous, a to.
tai weight of 3,152 pounds.. Among
other performances he lifted a barrel
containing a weight of 218 pounds with
one hand, lied p!aced it on his shoul-
der. Ho, lifted a,245 pound dumb
bell three times in euecession with one
band, and shortly after he raised by
meant of it strap, two dumb bells
weighing 490 pounds, with one 'finger.
pile of his most dilillcult feats was bal-
een**on his chin} ladder oil which
his wire stood
Tete Tarim Z sefarmorm Movement.
Protectionists who have gone so fee
as to tax duplicates of the Royal coat -
of -arms imported into Canada, who
follow taxing as a tine art, view with
horror the possibility of Canada adopt.
Ing freer trade relations with ' the
United States. They forget or they
wilfully suppress the face that the
great Democratic party is rapidly be•
coming a free trade party; that prop.
Lection is the moat abhorret,,,of words
among the members of the Fanners'
Alliance of the middle and Western
States, and that the next House of
Congress will be pledged to the utter,
most for tariff reform. They forget
the wave of popular indignation that
swept tbeRepublicau party into a hope-
less minority in the [lease of Repro-
sentiltives. The Reformers of Canada
believe that the free trade movement
in the United Status has come to stay,
and that Me Blaine, the moat power -
fel of the Ytepublic;tn chiefs. recap.nizea title and has framed his reciproc-
ity policy as it cooliter bid to tarn''
reform. It rill! strengthen the tariff
�_.2..
1.3 by drugglata or seat by man,see.
T, naeettiuo, Wawa; ro,, U. s. rt,
ut Wok IdE,
Wo wish to inform the public that we have these
Woolen Mills In A 1 running order, anti wilt me
season vivo special attention to
CUSTOM WORK
ORK
is an its branches, and will keep in stook a
clattered erst-olass goods, such as
Tweeds,
Flannels,
Ftotrs,
Blankets,
9heetings,
Stocking Yarns,
&c.,
(made front pure wool only) cheap for cash or ex.
°haut,e[or wool.
Cueton,ore from a distance can have their rolls
Immo with theta the same day.
01,111ghest market price In cash for Merchantable
Wool, •
INGL'1'S tL• CO'Y.,
Winghem
THE ODELL
TYPE WRITER.
$20 Will buy the ODELL TYPE WRI-
TER with 78 characters, and $1 5 for
the SINGLE CASE ODELL, warranted to do
better work than any machine made.
It combines simplicity with durability, speed, ease
of operation, soars longer without cost of repairs
than any other machine. Has no ink ribbon to
bother the operator. It is .neat, substantial, nick°,
plated, perfect And adapted to all kinds of type
writing, Like a printing press, It produces sharp,
entail'I'e`gillloinanuscripts: Two or ten copies oan
lie ,aide atono writing, Any intelligent person can
+b8come an operator in two days. Wo offer$1 ,000
'to any operator who canequal the work of the
DOUBLE CASE ODELL.
Reliable Agents and Salesmen wanted. Special
nducemente to Dealers.
• For Pamphlet gtAog indorsements, ko., address
ODELL TYPE WRITER; Ca.,
,85 and 87 6th Aso C516ICAG0, ILL.
ZETLAND S.in.W' MILL
•
GEORGE •THOMSON, Proprietor.
Lumber of all kinds,
First-class Shingles,
and Cedar Posts.
Car Load Orders a Specialty.
V.'OOD delivered to any part of
Wingham.
MT by mat promptly attended t0.
GEORGE THOMSON,
W Ingham P:o
is the time to paint your houses, and
RUBBER Y PAINT
the --
BEST
in the
WORLD,
None genuine unless atanlned "Rubber Paint Co,
Cleveland, Ohio," We Mohave the beet
Ready
Mini Paints
You can get tin p nha00 YOU deal °, In quantities
costing 110310 10 rent, op,
t or 11"hifewoshlnK 0nd l:plsomintat, ask for
LA13118 TINE,
and don't talcs anything. alae,
'a. A, Cit:° et Co 1
iiAl� iiiAREMERCHANTS,
VY4Itingin.
A -
WING -HAM I
MARBLE NORKS F
Ohm a retrospect of my thirteen or fourteen
are business in Moghatn, I desire most heartily to
manyrforytrie liberelripatronageaextendedutoitl veto
liber
el past,
bettor iriducteiilentsltl ee atit'eritoa thoseoiequhfar
anything In the lino of
Granite or Stone Monuments,
t3EADl>TONES,
WINDOW BILLS,
8TONI TltIMlttINGS
FOR FENCING, tto
I would be pleased to have .those de.siron pro-
curing any articles in my line' to call and examine
geode, compare prices and leave their Indere, so that
the goods may be secured and prepared eirly In the
season, You can select from the latest !Merle and
obtain the dnest workmanship at the most favorable
prices. Most respectfully, yours •
Wm. SMYTH,
Winxham, Ont.
A CHANCE
1 • t5b
TaiIgss Bulitot�
CHAS, /;(--ty� r ,rr•r�•7�
/4!i
Wishes to inthuato to the p00p1e of Wingbatn :.nd
surrounding country that he has purchawnd'
the harnose business lately carried
on by Eosins, d, .1. Howutli
di Son, and will conduct it Pathe
building one door south of lir T A Mills'
stere.
DOUBLE AND SII'1'nLE IJAiiNisisl
heavy or light, made to order.
A full iine of
Iforse Blankets, sleigh Belle, • WhiFvr
Curracombs, Brushes, teM.,
Always On band,
Repairing neatly on u promptly iter',
The petrortgee of the public solicited, and 04461, 1'
Bonin work and material guaranteed,
C. K$ECHTEL
Wineham. Naroh 4.18i0.
rent Stook
Taking Sale.
Combines All Broken,
And so are the prices of Goode We are bound' to reduce our shock he
fore Stock -taking, if prices will do it.
T. 4 • MILLS
Has 'been doing a rushing business for the last three weeks, and tile
Sale still continues.
Such Bigains dere Never Heard Of.
If you want a'Remnant of any class of goods CHEAP, cone and
see ns. 500 Remnants of DRESS GOODS, TWEEDS, FLANNEL!..;—,
&c., must be sold at any price.
Goods all Marked Away Down
So as to give everyone a chance to cure a BIG BARGAIN.
Cheap Flannels, Cheap Dress Goods,
Cheap Tweeds, Cheap Overcoats,
Clleap Furs, Cheap Blankets,
Cheap Carpets, Everything Cheap.
CI-1EA P IS NO NAME FOR IT.
Come and see for yourself what we are doing for Cash. Ca.vb
want, and for Cash
we
You can Buy Goods Cheaper from
our Large Stock and have
a Better Choice.
CAME AND SEE FOO YOURSELFI
We want to show the people how to SAVE MONEY. A -della;+
aved is a dollar made, so just try us and save- the dollar every lime+;
T. A. MILLS.
A Dler.sing to Every Household.
HOLLOWAY'S PIU.S AND OINTMENT
Those remecics have stood the teat of flfty years experience, and are pronounced the best Medicines for
Family nae.
1111 -IM 1?I ■. r r tS
Purify the blood,' correct all disorders of the LIVER, STOMACH, KIDNEYS AND ROWEL* an and
invaluable in all complaints ineidsntal t0 females of all ages.
ir, the only reliable remedy for bad lefts sorra, niters, and old wounds, loon ItRONC1I1718..w rr;
THROATS, 00147,118,' OLhS, GOUT, Rt'E10tIA1I8M, CiLAMULA11 SWELLINGS AND ALL 5tfl..
DISEASES IT IIAS NO EQUAL. Afonufactnred only at 78, Now Oxford, Late 588, Oxford Street, l.oution,
and sold by all Medicine Vend0rsthr0ughOnt the world.
ksg"X'urhatoera should look to the Label on the Doses and fats. If the rrddresse is
Orford Street, London, they are spurioun.
1 CURE FI
ITHOUSANDS OF HOHX
glV1I AWAY YEARLY.
When 1 say Crier. i' de not *Ulu
morel), t0 stop thou' for a time, aid t •
vethemireturnagain. 1MEANAfADIb4tC5JRtttt Ibavetndothediseaaraof
pilepiy or Falling ateknela a itde-tong stu.ty, 1 vearriwrtt rtr raw* to ow* r
Stott cases. Bockats others inters failed is u6 season for mot nous eir+1g a errs. Se
a the and &rr's oet-t i 4Ail Infitfllblao illotrrrriti•e. Ex
ob. rifttott patlan fora art -1, and it will rgrst ittf >r. -H.