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oat noticea,,in nonpareil type, 10o. for first 1»
on, and So. per line for each subsequent inserticri
ocal notice will be ptiarged'less than 26o
vertise
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troyed Situations.,Business Chances !!anted, not exteed101;Binos
>arch, SI per flonth
.uses and Farms for Salo, not exceeding 8 lice*„
r fast Iponth',50e, per subsequent month
oso tly adhered to
rola] for
triosrates lbioastger ani ertibep a its, ern rr
,r periods.
rot ttwithout
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ted illforbid,anItaed accordingly., TRW..
udvet•tisenuauts .east be paid in immure
mires for contract milertisenients• mustbe in
fine uy Wednesday noon, in ordoa'to appear
reek
R. ELLIOTT
PROI'Ru10 oR ANn HDatufLBR\
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MACDONALD,
JOSEPHINE STitEET,
tutu, .
Bi TOWL3. , MJ.tC.6I.,
ONTARIO.
,O
r College Physicians and. SurgeonsOntarigi,
-Coroner for County of Huron -
t "'Tins P0AR41A0r " 11 highatn, Ont;
A, MELDIIUSI,
'otter Graduate of Toronto University, pert
of the College of Physicians and burgeons cfn
audgtesidenue-Corner of Centre and Patrick..
formerlyocoutiietf by Dr. Bethune.
risme - . Oxy,
0AN STONE,
iA1ta1STER, SOLICITOR, Etc., Eta
.nd Company funds to loan at lowest rates
No coniniissiou charged. Mortgages, town)
sed farm proper'► bought and sold.
-,..Seaver Block Wsxou.la, ONT
J. A. MORTON
RARIIISTEA,tc.,
wingham Ontario ,
It .ry Dfolili.soN,
WMEYsio Q. C, I E. L. DICKINSON, B. &
'ERS .A,N D SOLICITORS, 'Efe.,' Etc., 3e
r hunk. of Hamilton,. Commissioners, for s
admits for Manitoba. Farren, Town ati•di
open;% bought and sold, Stoney (prirater
net. emiaort Ago socuilte at 61 per cent;,
e 'tc,1 far -ae persons, upon the burnt
securities ....1'.1.(440 any exueu@e to then
ands ter ., i,; in Manitoba and the North.
Ingham.
001 ',.. 8. J1311011E, W1No1IAe1,
Ie manufacturing Celluloid 'Plates,,
valoanite lates of the best
ae,clnsap as they canbe got eriath et
m
Dpminion. All work warranted, '
eatraetiny.obteeth by the use of Electric..
tabu Vapor.
mill. extract .teeth for 25 cant;,
In the Beaver Block, opposite that
Hotel
• Macdonald, L. D.
DENTIST,
- - MASON'S BLOCK„
site the Queen's Hotel, Kingham.
lit Gerrie let and 3rd Mondays;
onth.,
0111E,
VERALINSURANCE AGENT
exotoue.
ShNNINGilia t,
INSURANCE
FIR&ANI) MARINE,
GUELPH.
Ja., wl44on.o f,
IUCTIONEER FOR .THE COUNTY,
OK HURON,
led in, any part of the Co. Charge,
iERIE, ,r1NOnA1, tIYT,,
ReTIoN0an Yon east comity ,01
HOBOS.
at the Talars o1Bce,protnptljr At end
reasonable.
131800N, .
floss.)%, roe Comma 1telieti 4aa
1)auoa
n,lod to 1romptly and on the.ilhortt•r °
erate;Arid,Batistsetllaa Guaranteed
arrangements otos be male at ti;,j
err ...
3LtON * minions
1nftRvltTeas aka ,enrnf. ra„
'oWEI. sits Winona*.
'141111 c es Iltf tlak ttu. win' re-.,
;reti
ii,
va Lennox 0011134,1040 1li.idatt
1.44 .1.rckAak0.
411
vh
1W tater $Onittire'e YtevorM lilflltly. Theflight. light, re used,
Th [lowing kenos of intermit eren ought to be a tiny tap
gathered from elle report of the Minis- or kerosene, both\of, eel
ter of Agriculture fur 1898,,juet issued the air, A darkenril foo
at Ottawa Nature' puts out her qhl
The total importation of live. stock • the curtain of darks g'
i�n to tine Dominion was ins %hover:.- With good babite, ph ivh
(Lie, 1,396 head ; sheep, 30,551 i nal, and a detrrmiu 011
swine, 1,824 ; mules, 8. ; horses,1,634, with anody nes tsket n
, P
1
No infectious disease was discovered at
quarantine in any of the imported
Mock, The exports to the United
Kingdom of cattle. 122,182 liaed,were
largely in excess of any previous year.
as the foli'owing table shows :
Qattle. Sheep.
1882... ................35,378 72,005
1883 55,625 114,35Q
1t:. 1884 .... 61, 43
1885 69,158 ' 6738,,534197
1886.,. 64,595 94,297
1887 , 64.621 35,•}73
1888 60,828 86,167
1886 .. 85.053 58,983
1!90 122,182 48,780
The large shipments of store cattle
are regretted. Prof 111 Eaehrall attri•
butes the detention on suspicion of
disease of two 'of three cargoes last
'eurnmer to tine fact Chet they included
some mach cows near calving and soave
with calves,, these animals being more
liable to contract pneumonia and brona
ohiai affections. He also refers to the
need of more stock yards at or near
Montreal. The total imports and ex•
ports of horses last year were 16,550,
valued at $1,946,073 ; of cattle, 81,.
454, valued at $16,949,417 ; of sheep,
315,931, valued at 31,274,348.
4l.e archives branch has made a be-
ginning t the work
chives i
tory of
T1 . s ipmert of phosphate
reached 27,062 tons, against 27,718
the previous year. Great Britain took
21,539 tons and Germany and We Un,
ted States the remainder.
'From the results of the experiments
it is believed by the Deputy Minister
that in average seasons a large quanti-
iity of two.rowed barley eau be produced
in the better "barley districts of On.
tario of such quality its will command
Satisfactory prices in Great Britain.
During the year 2,428 patents were
granted, more than half of them to
residents of the United States, The
e yright branch registered 688 copy..
rights.
The total number of immigrant *lie
f4 , not gas.
'c devitalize.
e the best,
and draws
a purpose,
and ellen,
not 00 deal)
Won from
itis shyest lair 00 watci,over the rest -
ices pillow,
opying the ar-
to the his
o.
.1!
Say,llaid a Alan to tt butcher of
whom he had purchased 1` daily supply
oftneat, that last piece of ah"I bought
of you must have been fro
enough to veto.
Was it tough ? inquired
meat.
Tough! Well, I should sat was. I
could hardly out it.
Oh, is that all ? Well you tight to
have heard another man kicl,,g a day
or two ago. He bought a pie that he
said was so tough he could; get his
fork in the gravy.
The art of Macy -Gatti.
P. T. Bantam.
Don't drink ; don't be alke your
business; don't mistake your dation,
select the right location ; avoldebt;
persevere; whatever you do,doitb all
your might ; depend upon yown
personal exertions ; use the beeools;
don't scatter your powers ; be 4atein-
atic ; read the newspapere ; bell• •„ of
outside operations; don't endors ith-
.
out good. security ; f►dvertlstngour
business; be polite and kind tgour
customers be charitable ; dour tell
what you are going to do; anire•
serve your integrity.
steer old
e man of
The first census o
^1868 God tie populatio
In 1671 the population of
1884 the first regular ceusu
shuwiug Lower Canada 625,
Canada 458,688. In 1851 the figur
890,261. for Lower Canada, 952,004 fo
per Canada. Nova Scotia 276,851, Ne
Brunswick 173,800. In 1861 the 'figures
were : Upper Canada, 1,111,576 ; Lower
Canada, 1,396,091; Nova Scotia, 330,857;
New Brunswick, 262,047 ; Prince Edward
Island, 80,857 ; British Columbia,` 3,024.
In 1881 the figures were: Quebec, 1,369,027;
Ontario, 1,923,228 ; Nova Scotia, 440.572 ;
New Bruuswiok, 321,233; Prince :Edward
bland, 100,891; British Columbia, 49,469;
Manitoba, 65,954: and Northwest Terri..
tories, 56,446. These were the last official
figures with the exception of Manitoba,
where the census was taken in 1886, show-
ing a population of 108,640.
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Death of as allot) ftltittater,
The Rev Thomas Macpherson deed at
Stratford on Sunday last, aged 80 yedre
and 6 mouths, He was the founder of
Reox Presbyterian church there, and,
remained its pastor for tt8. years. Dennis -
ea. was born in the county of Antrim, Ire•
land, in 1810. He was Of Highland origin,
hie grandfather hawing bonne from Boot.
land, In 1849 he was ono of the six olio.,
siouaries sept to Canada, and soon after
his arrival was asked to organize a church
in Stratford, This he succeded in doing,
and it prospered greatly Under him. Not
only was he beloved and respected by
his congregation, but his brethren in
theis
ministry recognised his ability
and worth, and in 1814, after filling
inany positions of trust in connection with
the Church, be was called to the highest
honor in the power of the Presbyterian
Church of Canada to bestow -the Moder.
atorsbip c# the General Assembly. In.
1877 he resigned his charge, us he was be -
corning old and the labors were too arduous.
He is survived by three sons and one
daughter. Rev. H. H, Macpherson, of Hall,
fax, formerly of Naesagaweya, and Messrs.
G. G. and A. J. Macpdersou and Miss Amy
Macpherson, of Stratford. Mrs. Macpher-
son died on the 6th of ,September last.
Many Canadians are seriously asking
themselves the questions: What plass of
horses shall we breed 2 Across "the lines"
the carne question crops up, and in the
Stockman IYIr. W. W. Stevens answers it
as follows: "The common scrub, grade or
all-purpose horse will go a begging, 'tis
true, but prices are bound to be remuuera.
tivo in the special lines of draft, coach,
saddle and ligbt.haruess horses, When-
ever a farmer can produce a horse for the
market which will sell from 5300 to. 5900
on his merits at four years old there
is good big money iu breeding that kind.
As to breeding draft stook it seems to me
that the country ie pretty well supplied
now, and that the West, with their cheap
id rich lands, eau produce enough to
1st Ern Wools Mili1 '°�`�6e'"6
MARBLE WORS f
we wish to intone the p01 'bet we have thee,
Wooler) 141113 In A 1 running order, and will this
'soon Rive special attention to
CUSTOM WORK
in all its bravaaer, iind will keep In stock a
class of stet -alias goods, such as
Tweeds,
Flannels,
Etoffs,
Blankets, •
SheetingS,•
Stocking Yarns,
&c,, &c.,
(made from pure wool only) cheap for cash or ex•
change for wool.
Customers from a distance can have their rolls
home with them the same day.
Ri!ltighest market price in cash for Merchantable
Woof.
INGL•I•S & 00'Y.,
Winch=
.A., CHANCE
in the.
Earnoss BuiEss
0
OHAS. KNECHTEL
Wishes to intimate to the people of Kingham and
surrounding country that he has purchased
the harness business lately carried
on by Messrs. J. J. Ilonntth
k Son, and a ill conduct it in the
building, elle 'door ,month of Mr T A Mills'
store.
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS
heavy or light, made to order,
A full 'line of
se Blankets, Sleigh Bells, Whips
Currycombs, " Brushes, etc.,
always on hand.
cpairing neatly an promptly done
be patronage of the public solicited, and satisfao•
nin work and material guaranteed,
It is a significant fact tliat the economic
rivals in 1890 was 170,921, of whom • value of abstinence from intoxicants is
33,51.8 were passengore for the United coming to be more and 'more generally
States and 75,067 stated their intens recognized byths employers of labor. It
is announced that the employees of the
Florence Iron Works, near Bordentowu
N. J., were recently notified that ems
hereafter they totally abstain from e` use
e
.
ce re•
pony the
elves into
tion of remaining in Cauadawa decrease
'from the previous year of 16.588 sett-
lers. fn origin, of the 21,165 arrivals
at the Port of Quebec there were 11. -
of intoxicating liquors tboy will
564 English, 1,170 Irish, 2,094 Scotch charged. Itis also stated that
and 4,787 Seaudanaviane. off 8,000 oeiving thin notice from the col
employee have organized the
• Steerage passengers landed)Ilt Quebec a temperance society. A dr'iking laborer
7,629 were designated as )adlt orers. The is not only lees efficient, btlAle is likely,
total number of persons ',);filo went into where special skill y(
Manitaba and the Nort
isL,�plaeed at 18,917, agai
Obvious year. , The
children sent ant from
The year's expenditure
was $127,308. The per o
the settlere last year was
$187 in 1888.
.1$ t0",r
is re lid, frequently
west in 1890 ' to cause serious damn
t 26,809 the
were 1,457
at Britain.
r wigPl
Good Suggestions for •D
A wviter, . a,1idfgtly, f a pro
turn of rnind,tells a c nteniporary how
easily 'the wakeful' yspnptie can be
o his employer.
-(National Temper,lce Advocate.
,,•.�sws Items.
4ir Stanley, on his departure' from
''sr',yk for England, took with
„"000, as compensation for the
Of, t
It
i slivered by him.
.e. 2160
ed� '` hanly, 0 E, has been ap.
,�". insulting engineer ° to the
f4 4'
j44p>3nt of Railways and Oaneis.
It is understood that the smuggling of
Chinese from Canadton into American
made to slip off into t e hind of dreams. i territory is at present the subject of dip.
ret, says ; ' lomatio correspondence between the Imp.
perial and United Staten Governments.
The dyspeptic, o warps, eats a I
light stepper, may reEnrt to the lose of At the Belleville Assizes Closter W
i 1 iourex, the forger, who pleaded guilty to
a towel, wet with tepid. water, and four indictments, was sentenced to ten
tovered with a dry cloth, the whole !years in penitentiary on each count, the
thein applied to the.ptl of the stemarh. , sentences to run couourrently.
11%fore the sufferer• kit
nows it she will l Captain Me&ny, of Montreal, a
float intoleittiow lufl, such is+the
,dlsstinguisbed graduate of Kingston
sympathy between he organs of di- Military Oolleg.., died from African
r'gestion and the brain. awing to the fever on Thursday as he was about to
position of the stervillii a light' sleep. leave Africa for England on 'hick
lar ought to sleep on the rigot sitie
.j lekve.
instead of the left, nellttie on tie bacieZ
If there it a tendency to cold feet,, a, Obs What a conga.
Lien wooled blanket ltiay line the Will 'enticed 'the Witthingt Theeigtiaf
The mIlitiea tif' the ale tipproeeh of that more
lower Half& of the 11th. 140.2)88; terrible 'liss0*e Crtltattmpttou. oak your
Ought t tint tit b'fl gtailtly timid, a ptl(ti., Pelves if you eau ttd%rd .. iclt the riake of
1404* Whet reventtr'tree eitenla.ionl '�tvt► oWWe kfull ttte thlk 4p t1oee hint
prevent* , !er Ni. 'WV_ kurntw fratrr >yxperienoe that
a>>t.„ 1clalaltiltl' tyta! ou allow
ler all
' °" wilt cw'a year corm) e. lit
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C. KNECHTEL
chain, March 4 1800.
aklar A retr0apoct of pay thirteen or fourteen
are business hi Wing/mini
f desire most heartily
bre
oder ny thanks to friendsmw and the pOb1it pen
erallY for the liberal patron*ge extended to ma 10
the poet,
1
may, also state that I ate in a position to offer,
better lnduatmehts than ever to these requiting -
Anything
Anything in the like of
Granite or Stone Monuments,
HEADSTONE'S,
WINDOW SILLS,
STONII TitIldfifN0S
1003.YENCINO, Ota
I would bo pleased to have thosetioeireu pro=
curing any articles In my Ilse tos all and cuanahnel
goods, compare prices and leave their eide'v, so that
the goods may be secured and prepared o•,rly in th
season. You can select from the latest lesigi,a and
obtain the finest wet kmansbip at the moat favorable
prices. Most reepectfplly, your*
WM. SMYTH,
wingbam,. Ont,
WINCHAM TANNERY
-and-
GLOVE
ndGLOVE WORKS.
.moves in Buck, Goat, Calf, Nappa, Saranac, Sheep
and Fur Driving Gloves always in stock or
made to order,
Also a few
Domestic Buffaloes,
Don't buy a Robe until you see theta.
A full stock of 1iid, French and Dohtestic Calf, and
Kip 'Harness and Sole FI2DINOs For Shoe and Harness
Makers, always on hand.
Orders solicited.
W. J. CHAPMAN.
titotieucto
sC TAMER$
Apamphlet of Information andab-
stract of the laws,showing How to
Obtain Patents, Caveats. Trade
Marls, Copyrights, rent /res.
Address MUNN At 00.
-361 Broadway.-
New
roadway.New York.
all Paper!
For the spring trade we have received a large stock from the
est Canadian and American Manufacturerse
Bold by druggists or sena by ma11, boo,
R T. Mareltlne, Warren. Pa., U, B. A.
Our assortment is the finest we 6`1431 yet shown and we belibre
have a stock to suit everybody. We have taken special paint .to
ect Patterr. s that are suitable, and the effects from the litateh Iio -
rs are really excellent.
SHADES,WINDOW
THE ODEL
TYPE WRITER
son win bur the ODELL TYPE WRI-
,6010
TER with 78 characters, and $ t 6 for
the SINGLE CASE ODELL. warranted to do
better work than any machine made.
It combines simplicity with durability, speed, ease
of operation, wears longer without cost of repairs
than any other machine: Inas no itik ribbon o
bother the operator. It is neat, substantial, nickel,
plated, perfect and adapted to all kinds of typo
writing. Like a printing press, it produces sharp,
Mean, legible manuscripts. Two or ten copies can
be made at one writing. Any intelligent person can
becoanoanoperator in two day's. We offer $1 ,000
to any operator who can equal the work of the
DOUBLE CASE ODELL.
Reliable Agents and Salesmen wanted. Special
ndueements to Dealers.
For Pamphlet gluing Indorsements, .20., address
ODELL TYPE WRITER 'Co.,
85 and 87 601 Are CRICAGO, ILL.
ZETLAND SAW MILL
GEORGE THOMSON, Proprietor.
Lumber of all kinds,
rirst.class Shingle's,
and Cedar Posts.
. Gar Load Orders a Specialty.
W,blil 'delivered to ally IAA Of
1fJinlnarrar ,. i
• 4' Cline q'lia'1'.ptrs3lptly attended tri.
A large stock on hand to select from, and will be sold at the low..
est possible prices. Call and see our stock and et prices. No trouble
to show goods.
A. IU)':
Winghani, April 3rd, 1891.
•hs.
The Popular Bookstore.
A Blessing to Every Household.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT
The
, and are pronbuncedi the beetjMedicines"err
e.
1113E PL.LZnS
Purify the tilbod„correct all disorders of the LIVER, STOMACH, KIDNEYS AND BOWELS Ah .rel
invaluable in an complaints incidental t0 female! of all ages.
Is the only reliable remedy or or bed legs, soros ulcer!,: and old wounds. rt01D iRo7Qamli3. 1f,( to,
'THRROATS,' COUGHS, 001 , GOUT, I1,E121 AT18M, OLAIIULA1n 8WELLI.1bG8 ANb ALL KIMDISEASES IT HAS NO EQUA Manufactured Only et 78, NOW Oxford, ..ate 53*, Milord 8troti, London,
And sold by all Medicine Vendors throughout the world,
O Purhasers allould lock to the Label on the. Bevis and Potts, if the address
Oxford Street, Loudon, they ate spurious,
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