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APRIL 241 !$91!
V401t)/11><t:81, Ott a lto Yattng•
811letlee" w4nn. BEtNettea'a LAST' QO
ntereoN TO Tut; PREss.
do not like to sow the seed
auspiciott in the minds of parentsa
their ehi.,lren, but there are thous
and thousand,' of parents who tin
who ktrow that their eh'ildrea never
Ret Citi ,tet theit tongue is like
bonded bow, They tlliuk their child-
ren never drink ; but there is not a
fashionable saloon within a Haile of
their heave, that the boys are not fa-
miliar with, They think their chilo4
ren never do unvirtuous things, and
yet they reek' with unvirtue. There
are many young men when they return
to their father'e houses are enpposed
to. have been making visits to this or
that persona it is a mere guise,
The praiitice of allowing children
go. oat at night to find their own co
isaelions and their own places of amuse.
mments, may leave one in twenty u
scathed. and without danger, but
thihk that nineteen out of twenty >f
down wounded or destroyed. And
there is' one thing ' that, should
more itnperative than another, it
that your children shall be at hoe
at eight; or that, if they are abron
you shall' be abroad with them. Th
may. be things that It is beet that y4
should do for yoult children, thou+
you would not do. them for yourSPlve
hot they ought not to.goanywhere
night; to see the sights, or to tat
pleasure, unless you can go with the
until they grow to man's estate . an
their habita are formed. Anduothin
is more certain than, that to grant' th
child. liberty to go outside of the pa
rental roof, and its. restraints in th
;tlattnesa. i?f night is bad, and that co•o
tiestAallp,'
Do not suppose thetas child is hue
only when he is broken down. I hay.
quite a .taste in china cups and sucl
things. 1 like a beatitifu'1 cup,, and
Have noticed that when the handl
sett kneeked off from a etl:p of- mine
that cup is spoiled for me. Wien
,look .at `it afterwards I never see ' th
beauty, but. always see the br�oli;ei
Handle. If I have a beautiful fnirror,
and it is crocked, it way 'answer &!j
' ithe purposes that l want a mirror for
to reveal my beauty, but nevertheless
, it is spoiled for Ivy eye. There ie
e that crack, and when t look into • th•
glass I never see myself half sot, mute
as l see the crack. Its perfection is
i 'one. In the matter of beauty h
q Rpeckk or a blemish is more than all'
l a,esides,. and takes away the pleasure
.iif all besides. And it does not re-
ufre that a child should be broke,,
t own to be made useless by his ex•
.i�.osure to temptation. I aver that
here are many things which no man
i" n learn wi•hout .being damaged by
tete all his life. .long. "There are
any thonrbte. which ought never to
d' a pasuave through a man's brain.
As an eel, if he were to wriggle
oss your carpet,. would lea.),
slime which no brush tout.;
et oft so there are teeny things
is tt no permit can know and ever'
over from the knowled;;o r,f
here are meny Motions of,. •&atr,t
go asoiund with hidden, p ctup%
books, under the lapels of th4rle
s, showing .them to tha young,
.glazing, lustrous, llidtsoua, inter
Lente :represouted, Hj;ic11 once to
septi is to rt nl:entlber, c
ah stty theee fhintts, when soul«
;Mad not,,because 1 am known,
%rid bf ribierty end a friend
NTfit-
s of
hot i of allowing chiIoren to ,;'t at flight
11 , .
ands [into t e strt`ets, if ill ottlt s , r,r, if an
ink, the coerltry, allowing children to and
their companions at night,. and their
pleasures at night, away kora. parental
iraspeetiott. If k wanted to make the
destruction of a child sure, I Would
give him unwatebed liberty after dark.
You cannot do a thine that wilt be so
nearly a gn'irantre of i ehild'a darns
nation as to let hind: have the liberty
of the streflta at nights.
1 do not believe in bringing up the
young to know life, as it is said. I
should just as soon think of bringing
up a obild by cutting some of the
cords of his body and lacerating his
nerves and scarring and tattooing him
and milking an Iodiau of hie outright
as an elenalen,t of ,beauty, as I should
think of developing his manhood by
hringing hilt up to. see life --.to see its
abomniahie _ln
*tie •';%
tt... »t lettn;",: ..; .!I tr
eet
Thea ter the: ±ire
a 'L lit t°rlq= atioluir.ol 1'°
.6a1 h'4ttlrtl
P epee, gauge hi
A. , , to prospect Dais
....of et :tete', trier, than, that
him, to be4 know hew to .deal writh, Color-
s adrati. ing has been, roibt erratio, in nuanV
results. meal%) high and red,: whereas :tits'
tally a outlet: for rtueh ill motes contracted
every year, The boring in most bates
show at decided • deterioration, W
would strongly urge upon fatitoryniei,
the necessity en their part of making
this point a particular study; a vain
able article like cheese is at leas
good package. A welleeasoned wo
made to fat the'cheeee morn accurst
is desirable. This complaint is es
cially. applioarle to sections east.
Toronto. Also, there re the Serio
matter of weights. Moat of the le
houses here have been ttieki
(this season; a teat in this fuattt
Immediately on arrival averages las
been taken, and the disurep,t.r ey ari
ilia. totally impossible to cower
held.
Our cbeeeteuakers ti►ill know fro
1118 8tateu►eub Whitt tilt; Britre1 t,uye
expect tit; them.
r,° ee disceir-it l;ed eon! finds life itself but :a
11:isttthEt.
Tle •rel is ane,:h,•r ,• :'. , e ,t, :. ir.•'n, i But the Creator has lwplented the
;et/tough partial,, !t3 .Li «t-tlt' r' wee sial i . itik seed of help, the souiwe, of .hope,
r'£ snpteww unpuvtvLee. urtrlrtsslw, it- the int'ans to unten le the fateful
skein in each heart. The saving cit-,
paoity of learning from mistakes is
t;iv;,'n to even the humblest Tilt it are
hidden ,
tld lerpowers
n
ow
f growth , wh'
l 1 hunsold
6 c
in direct proposition to the constancy
with which we use this capacity.
What a hopeful fact it is to know,
that daily, hourly, we pan balance ung
iutentiyns and our acs ageinst Jur
mistakes, and tllad out the Zack weight I
What a joy it is to know that our
kale possesses the wapiti power of he.
coining strorfger with each act of
self to Ik cture, t ? utitrdi,tns, ark to
parents chiefly. I refer tr° .te. practice,
to
m.
n-
it
er
to
oil
sly
pe
of
as
ad-
ng
er.
ve
5-
e-
ta
re•
weighing, Hud that our own perception 't
of balafroej rows many fuser, and that t
the 'wei htte and atrieties, rued the
powers ofonr nature grow daily better
fitted to our skilled use!
A farnous,jeurnalist and pbilsopher
once replied to a critic who had ferret.
ed oat an undeniable blunder, Yes, I
know it's a mistake, and I made it,
but I always make new' mistakes ! 1;
is depressing to make the salve lois.
stake repeatedly, but when we try to
I learn from: post blunders, repented
rd mistakes beoom.e•fewen, and we soon'
le begin to feel that optimistic courage
which is the, outoonse of conscious but
new mistakes. A German aphorist
expresses this idea of , development
from our blunders a little differently,
but with the same courageous, hopeful
spirit : ]very one errs, but he is the
fool who loses himself in his mistakes.
Wo ►nay..never live one day free
:,from blunders, but if we lose not our
perception of what we have said, or
do not become bewildered in the maze
of our motives, or astray in the re'•
salt of our deeds,, ate ll.ave no needto
be cast down. Wizen we can find
ourselves "amid the debris. .whish our
mistakes have pulled down and over
us, we know ' we are growing, • and
typifying each tirne that, spiritual
resurreetion,whieh is the hope of hu-
manit,y ; fon men can build on stepe
ping -stones of their • dead selves to
higher things.
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ADVICE To 6fgs ER& -Are you disturbed at ingot system.. Wilson's Wild Cherry has beau
and broken of your restby a sickchild suffering and ! in nae for many years and is highly .eco` n,
:erying with pain of Cutting Teeth?; If so seed at I mended'. by
'once and got a,bottlanf "Mrs. Winslow's fioothin Y juen who know;tri Vlt'tne9. bold
;Syrup" for Children Teething. Its value is Meal by all prominent druggists.
:,vale. It will relieve. the poor, little suffordr
nupediately. Depend+upon it, mothers a there is ne
ihisrakeabout it. It cures Dysentery and Diarrli,ea, (%eese rnakers;,i 4:ttention,'l
mutates the Stomach arid, Bowels, curds Wind Colic.
softens the bums, reduces, Inflammation, and giros The Cheese Committee of`the Home
tloaw'and
Sooth igtSyrup," le forschildren"Mrs teethtngiisland F'Urelgn Produce LiXCIiBglr,y, of
plaasant to the taste and:is the prescription of one of
the oldest and best fotnide physicians and nur.es in 11000tl, , t'•i1g„ has iced a cirCOlar
the United States, and is tor sale by all druggists
heat the world. (rice'twenty-five cents.a containing tisllelg suggestions for the
Be sure and ask for "Mts. Wfxsiowd 'bettermerlt,oftliade'tt►th Canada
SYRUP ..od take no other kind a that,
is of special importance to G,iltario
"La Grippe" or Iufinteuza can be quickly
cured by the use of Wilsou't Competrad of
Wild (wherry, the old reliable remedy for
Bronchitis, Wlroopiug Cough, Croup,CJoldk,
Coughs and other diseases of respiratory
•
throne
bottle.
SooTii
Th
:tee m
it hat w
blue g
,-lista
•those
i.. nit W
%;;f tilt
years
pessiul
,ncreas
i111f, lila
`front t
;snow,
;takes o
lt•s.nes
tnistak
'are Cor
ity's el
:first on
,Ramat ne is r'°pPitted over the consumers have an article foisted
and over again, Prom the tmlornent ;on thein, sthiclt,cte
when hurngnity begins to think frurl . udt sten tt lasting pipe,.
Oe in
reason, Its blunders ,1 their tnindat against foreign.
:cheese, Whilst on the. subject, We
:may point out that it is tllo exception
'for nit English: elaeeseenaker to let go
uant,il the cheese are, as they terra it,
resdy, Of cottrtle ate weather and
'ttsstur,stxw, producing a greater or
flessi•r quantity and q'rality of milk, is
'an itrspo►•rrtllt fetter, which 'peact•c,th.
,.in d tort, atli ipetiol, otkeese►Xteiltn+`k.
mistakes: foetotyMi n, ‘V bile congratularin
e frequency with which' the avert. ;the Canadian makers of cheese on t
ortal makes mistakes is so' great •advance nsade during the last ftftee
hen tee moralist has all ilin'.xears, the committee assert that the
lasses he can see but little else. ;have arrived at a stationary peiriod, if
kes loom up at every tarn. From, ;they. have not actually: entered on a
early days when we coinfnittedl retrograde movement. ' dere is the
e 1 nigh immortal blunder of+ indietwent:
g out of bed wrong, to the latest The season's (I890) make hits, as te
life, be they ever so lone',the rule, shown tight, hard, curd, and a.
let tees mistake after mistake, dryness which has in soine cases ere-
ing it number, and,self increas.ated a suspicion of skiwming. Also, ie
. the clilldrefl's snowballs made appears to importers, that throughout
he soft,, adhesive spring -time this season nearly all, factories have
Mistakes of judgwent, mis', marked their Malde unripe;, whilst we•
f ignorance, tnistakes of care•.• cannot exonerate shippers from all
s, mistakes of affection,, and, ;blame in taking an unoucedi article,,
es of selfishness, each attd, all, ;still the facterymen. are primarily nt
Ittittuallyknoclsitig, at human-.'faailt,as,,though a tempora
rt azul even the wt . , ,a-. , ... p r x� advun.�
itO °ae full bo gained by selling au
e and their a,i.other j 11. the 'extra ar+ .
Dfr mis$oito qN tlty on at raising market,
1r
he.
n
re. ',rebuke young who would firtha !legit). tr). given
'Oaks. I~ do not brjtietrtr ir►.tt5el�' tapped. r back is bots poor mortal h,.ndi'
s. boldos in a pp d. A Ivan inherits his tentienel
g` -y slid',, •to make mistakes es surety as be ill..
truer.►. .A4d 1 believe that the
berets the visual angle, final another
a
"man kr'epe: to the laar>it o$ 1
the btrlilpier ha .vtill %rt, and
tui law. ' Therefore tiring on., the
ettis,thrugS.ldoil the lijde
the men
aT+ tot ire
pr eritei
eo eh reel
tat angle,, another col:tributes
Malt !,toed yet ar,Otlllr the
ago atilt thee hamper. d
:Lott botllje 'anti':., etee a :qtr Toone
it , •
•
Owing to. the uoprocee:ented demand for
pluto,gtass it has advanced, coui4iderably in,
.price. Meilen) McCaasland,,4t Son ,Torvnto,
Fortunately Made n.. contract before the
advance for a very considerable quantity,
and are thus enabled to offer their patrons
this season a decided advantage in price,
the quality being superior to airy ever pre.
viously imported.
The cessation of the Dominion mail
contraot with the Allan. Rine is likely
to injure Halifax as a winter port.
The Power Bros have been offered
$35 by a Toronto . Museum for the
knife with wbieb Kane killed his wife
at Belleville,
At a tweeting of the Huron Medical
Association a. resolution ' was adopted
opposing the action of the Medical
Council in asking for legislation boo in.
creasethe annul !lem
LOGS, OE
wleimmuni
the Ci
he edersigned' are prepared to• pay
Highest Gash Prices
For all ?finds of Wood- Sound
HARD AND SOFT WOOD LOGS
r
Delivered at their Mill VI, fin Windham.
Also for
13asswooci Heading Bolts
By the Cord,
CUSTOM SAWING.
Done at Lowest Paying Prices, and
SATISFA011O1q GUARANTEED.
Al1`kibdg of Dressed and Undressed
Constantly on hand..
Mao Shingles, Lath, Staves Barrels, Cedar Potts,
Wood, &o. Call and get prices. Mill adjoining' G.
T. It., oh Shuter St.
• McLean & Son,
ell/awn
EVER 1''1iIHA ' Mpttiv)I7
—AT licit
TIME$ °FFM (' JoS PH►Ng "al ME1114
WINGH,QIVI,
ONTARIO.
ambscripttonsrloe, 'xeor.loa
fivewtirl
VERTISING RATES: n•Si!actl 1 -117. I 44aim 1 k No (— e
uC '`
OnoHalf .. Q ;inn ir00 00 $86 00 1320 a --re 00
85 00. 20 00 12 W 600.
Quarter '4 20 00 12 00 7 0
0
4 00.
one U t
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oh
I 600
h 00
2
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Local and other casuaiadvertiyentehts, Sc. per Ant
for first insertion, and 8c. peelibe)oreachsubsequent
Insertion,.
Lain. notices,, lo nonpareil type, 10o. for firet to
sertion, and 6o. pea lino far each subsequent insortkn
Ne local uotleo will be charged less than 20e
Advertisements of Lost, Found, Strayed, Situations,
and Business Chances U anted, not exceeding S lines
nonpareil, 51 per Inanth
lioness and F:Prnis for Sale, not exceeding 8 knee„
el, for that inoutit,60e, per subsequent month
Those
l he laeeied eSp alrtsfor Magerdvrtsmnts, or! sr
longer puniods.
nretilad ccdil..,will inserted l fo adzi(Merged aougnas
•eitouy udyertisemauta must be paid in tumours)
Changes for contract ad$ ertisatuents• must be in
the office by Wudnesdu3 noon, in order to appear
that week
R, ELLIOTT
•.'_� PROMIXxeR AN)1>dU6yray,t/h
i T ►R, AIMCVONALA ..•-._••.•. --
JOSEPHINE STREET,
WIA.'80WLER. M.D.C.A.,
Member College Physicians and, Surgeons, Ontario.
-Coronor liar County of Huron -
Office at "Tait Pneilateor " - 11 fmghatn, Oafs.
DR. A. MLLD.RTIST,
rfeleeof
udesnMembegoats;
Ps Toronto bu ono
Ontario.
Office audtesidenes-CornorofCer,tro and Patrick,
streets, formerly °coupled by Dr. 1tetlluhe. •
Wm:Quest -
R VANSTONE,
BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Ete., Eta
Private .nd Company funds to loan at lowotst WE*
interest, No cmmmilaslon charged. Mortgages, towns
and farm property bought and sold.
OF1''ICEr.1Sc•averBlock Wixenes.Ofir
J. A. MORTON
RARIUSTEAL&p.,
Wingh_nm Ontario .
i1/1 RYER .h I3rOxu.i;pN,
H. W. C. Mevetr 0, C.1 E. L. DIOKINaON, B. Ai.
BARRISTERS.A,ND SOLICITORS, 'Efo.,';Etc., Libi
Ii :tors for Bunk of Hamilton,• Commissioners, tor
taking affidavit.* for Manitoba, Sarin, Town' shill
Village property bought and sold, Honey (privates
funds) to ,ne4i ou inert :ego seem ity at 01, per Genu„
Money in ,' tot) WI' r ,'e persons, upon the boder
mortgage securities :• 1•,.ho t any ex, eo5e to the,
lender. La,ds tar ,. Iw au Manitoba and the North-
west.
Office—$est w1.1, .. 'Ingham.
D."I,NTISTft 1 8..15250ME, WINOS Ia,,
llll to manufacturing Celluloid P)a1es ,
Valeauite plates of the bostinaterinli
sachem, as they can be gati,I the
Dominion. MI work warranted.
Painless extraotin,p of• teeth by the use pr E1cct ic-.
ity or t.egotebk. Vey,or.
TARO N(T,ek,-'.I. n iS. extract teeth for, 26 cents.
eat h.
OFFICE; In bite Beaver` Block, opposite ,he;
Brunswick Hotel
th�sra•�r
Wm. ft. Macdonald, L.: D. S.,
33ENTIST.
OFFICE, - - MASON'S 8I OC,K
Opposite the Queen's Hotel, Wingbam,
Will visit Gerrie 1st and 3rd Mondays;
of each month.,
VVillgliata, Ont. J0KN RITCIIIE,
GENERAL ,INSURANCE AGENT
WrN8W1$, • Osvialu0,
BOOTAND SHOE SHOP. .'
• MOL,twoxu,,n & HAM(
1Tavin4 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, Wiugham.
BStock,sondshortanotice, t pairhifrom eaks. sndk
promptly done. a
The patronage of the public salicited, and all work
guaranted.
liicLAIIC HLIN & ELi7GH
HALSTED & SCOTT
LAN" RS:,
losephlile Street - - _ - WinghamN Ohf,
.1. A. IIAr,ereD,
Mount'?orett,
Depoaite. Received
",Lr
. flowed. •
W. Score
,
L1etoWet.
and Interest
Money Aeivanoed to Fanners and
Business bleu,
On long or short time, on endorsed Cotes
or collateral security. tale notes bought
at'a her kir, /t&t1rbbney tern".tied to ,all
parte of Ceitade at reaaonable charges.
Special Attention Given to Colts
looting Accounts and, Notes,
*goats, to Cnida. -'rhe isreroha ttde Bank
•t: Canada.
VON* 'l(ourr= 'reIs,g 0,
'
li•1to ,,n..,. .}':
1,
1
-1 OBEitT bTi lR51 G11A6tt `
��1 INSURANCE
FIRS.AND MARINE';
GUELPH.
PDEAN, ea., Wixanatt,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR .TBH CgtlNTW
ON 11UItON .
Sales attended hr. any part 0f the Co. Cbargei
Moderate.
JOEN Ctirtwx, Wnsenaai, °sr,,
Lr0EN11SD exerroNarta on elite colslirY Jar
11171toti.
A1l,orderd left at. the. Timm ofltoetpromptly at end
ed to, Tonne rSleotlgble,
JAMES HENPIIS1Sobl,
ImatsiBSD At,Crloflaex, res Conipriad hefts* 4MnRoott
All eared otteri,iad to Itromptly shd on the:Shettee °
Notice.
Charger 3toderatoand.,Satidfaotibm l`,ittaraideort
All necessary ar±Apgoiu0nte tee be suede et tl'•
Tnies' ofltee ,
Wn,ws le Ovt'
sotto; the U'AWxto
P. L. D., L Pt,&VEToha Aka .Clore.
LISTOWEL A?u WINGSAlt.
All ardert,teft at ome4 pit Rho wok` Ili..,
tecta invitee ettentlo,
...Y.. .. ,.t�.....4w
►ti Y'It7EEliol'l, ,
Rewire er 'Ctaasni Throes Cando,
.
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*Pat;t,roiii,e);N, Sj
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,.,,,, ,45
tzrtor ; tial
Th lowing item
gathered from the re
ter of Agriculture lo
at Ottawa ;,--
The total import
lata the Dominion
Mtle,. 1,390 head ;
'»wine, 1,824 ; mules,
No Infectious disease
quarantine in any
Aback, The export
Kingdom of cattle. 1
largely in excess of n
asthe following tubi
Oa
1882......,. ....... 8
1888 5
1884 .010.0 - 61
"" 1885 0
1886 ..64
1887 6
1888 ......, . ,6
..• ..8
O..... ... ,. ».120
The large shpmet
are regretted.. Prof
butes t'he detentio
disease of two 'of
'summer to the fact t
come milch cows usa
with calves, these at
liable to contract pne
ciliai affections. Fr
greed of more etoc
Montreal. The tote
ports s1 horses last
valued at $1,946,07
454, valued at $6,94
1315,931, valued at
41le.arclli ves bran
i;inniin i t the work
chives i
tory of
T1s rpm
reached 27,062 toi
the previous year.
21,539 toes and Ger
ted States the remai
'From the results o
it is believed by the
that in average ,seaso
ityof two -rowed barl
in the better 'Nbarie
tario of such quality
satiefnctory prices i
During the year 2
granted, more tha
r 'dents of the ea t i U
eo>glyright branch re
rights.
The total number
rivals in 1890 was
33,518 were passeng
States and 75,067
tion of remaining .in
-from the previous ye
lers. fn origin, of tl
at the Port of Quebe
56.4 English, 1,170 l
and 4,787 Seandan
• attlerage passengers
7,629 were designate
total number of pers
Manitaba and the
isi�p,laced at 13,917,
prri?vions year. , T1
children sent ont fro
The year's expendtlu
was $127.30$13 The
the settlers last year
$137 in 1888.
Good suggestions.
A wt'iterl it idea
turn of wind,tells a c
easily 'the wakeful'
made to Bhp off into t,
nit says :
The dyspeptic, b
light Supper, mayre
a towel, wet with
covered while dry c
then applied to the
}afore the sttfferet. l
float •intoow
sympathy between
"gestion and the brain
position of the stave.
Cr ought to sleep
instead of the left, nl
If there it a tender
WI', woolen blanks
lower third of tri'-
ioeglst sot tit Ise gr
t4oss whkb proven
Amid