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dung :igen who complani of hard
work and small pay 'may profitably
consider the beginnings of the suction.
fol men around thorn, In 1815, two
young pressmen were at work in New
York, side by side, printing a quarto
edition of Scott's Family Bible, They
worked with a will, for bath were men
of the stamp that naturally boss and
tale the world. They were at the
office, No 49 John atresit, as early on
the summer morning as they eould
see, and did ouethird of their day's
task before breakfast, By their
steady industry they each tnanaged to
earn twelve or thirteen dollars a week,
and before long they were in business
for themselves. One of those young
men was ex -Mayor James Harper, and
the other was Thurlow Weed, who
became so powerful in the political
world.
There were plenty of men in the
office as capable, to all appearance, as
.they were. .Tlturloyv Weed explains
'lit a few words, why many of them
ived and died poor men, and those
few lines can be oondensed into a few
words, such as : Eleven &cicck beer,
treating all arouud,tiek at the grocery,
and mortgaging their weekly earnings.
'English Spavin Liniment removes all hard, soft or
calloused Lumps and Blemishes from horses. Blood
.Spavin, Spiii ts,.Ring Bono, Sweeney,Stifies,Sprains,
Sore and Swollen Throat, Coughs, etc. Save $50 by
use of one bottle, Warranted the most wooded
Blemish Cure ever knowi,. Sold by W. B. Towler.
Grunts.
Hogs are going to help lift the
mortgages now.
The nimble penny' for the farmer is
found in a good stock of hogs.
�rIn no;liind of stock does a little
good'.blood. tell more than in swine,
Brood Sows` must have attention
before farrowing as well as after"
Have as much method . in the man-
agement of your hogs as you have in
anything you do.
Luck is a poor tbing to trust to if-
.
you
f•`you want to make the most out of
your investments in hogs.
It should ,particularly interest the
breeders of purebred hogs,' for upon
then will .eventually accrue' the
greatest benefit.
The diet of the brood sow should be
different from that of the other hogs,
therefore they should be kept in sep,
grate apartments.
r'Ort Note the difference in prices be..
ween selected and lower grades of
bogs on the fat stock markets. This
difference may represent the profit or
loss in the hog business on your farm.
— [Stockman and Farmer.
Is simply epidemic Influenza ; Wilson's
WildCherry will cure it safely and quickly,
Get the genuine, in white wrappers only,
and use it as direeted for Influenza.
Banana Shortcake,
Bunana•shortcake can be made, at
least first cousins to strawberry short -
„cake, too good for •anything. One'
pint of flour, one lame teaspoonful
baking powder; one thick cup shorten-
ing made moist with milk. Slice.
,bananas in the proportion of three or
four to one orange, grate the best of
the yellow orange rind, and rnix`witil
one cup of sugar. Split freshly bak-
ed cake, butter and fill with the pre-
pared fruit. Four teaspoonfuls of
sweet cream beaten stiff is a great
addition. The white of an egg can be
beaten with it, and sweetening and
flavor added.
Girib, it Isn't Always Wise,
To be extremely familiar with
those in your service at one time and
arrogant at another.
To come to the conclusion that
stubbornness is strength of will when
it is usually strength of 'temper.
To be very positive that, teoause
b, you are sisters or Very intimate friends,
a small question of money makes no
difference.
To say a cruel word and then sup-
pose that a kiss hastily brushed over
a tearstained' face will make every-
thing as it was before.
To perfectly hate anti perfectly
adore people . without any special
reason.—Boar.
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AcVenl Rules for Warh>,nig Vlannele• 1 An KOA.
(dere are seven ruice for,tho proper
washing of flannels;
1. Use warns water in which sufl•
cieut soap has been dissolved..
2, Wash thoroughly in tins,
3. Rjnso in clean, warm water
twice,
4. Wring out and
clean ofrall soap.
5. Dry quickly.
6. Do not let the
in the water ,either
washing.
7. Do not use
powder,
shake well to
flannels remain
before or after
soda or any washing
London Free Press; A peculiar dis-
ease is prevalent among the horses in
Colchester, The symptoms of the
disease are the inability of tlreanirnal to
swallow, followed by total paralysis of
the esophagus, with stiffening of the
joints. The most disagreeable feature
of the case is the horrible stench arise
ing from the deceased animals for some
time previous to, their death. The
doctors made an examination of some
of them and found that the oesophagus
and coating of the stomach were in-
flamed and the liver slightly diseased,
The tongue on being cat open was
found to be in a decomposed condition,
and mortification must have begun
sometime prior to death
The people of the United, States
spent $600,000,000 in tobacco in
1890.
There is a horse gar line in Mexico
which is seventy-two miles in length,
Doctors say that the left leg is us-
ually stronger than the right.
The smelt is a small fish in the
water, but rery large fish are often
smelt in Summer,
Rosalind—Are you engaged already?
Beatrice—No, but I'm ready to be en,
gaged.
i What is that out there in the water?
It's the bell -buoy. Why, it's ringing
wet !
Contrary to the proverb, the lawyer
who proves himself a necessity usually
knows some law.
There are not many offices that seek
the men, but a good many of them
are looking for pretty,stenographers.
Blinks : I saw a man turn pale and
retnble today at the mention of the
American Navy. Blinks : Eh ! Was
be a foreigner? Blinks : No ; he be,
longs to the marines and he can't
swim.
Silence is gold ; chin music is cheap.
Births exceed the deaths by three
every minute.
Whisky lowers the man and raises
the devil.
Berlin, with 1,315,600 people, has
only 26,800 dwellings.
A sewing machine works twelve
times as fast as the hand.
Miss Clara—Horrors ! What in the
world are you doing ?
Maid—Pilin' up these books,ma'ain.
Mis Clara—Oh, you stupid, stupid
thing ! You are not fit to he in a re-
spectable family. Those are my
novels.
Maid— Yes' m.
Miss Clara—Oh, how eould you !
You're enough to drive anyone wild.
Don't you know that some of them
I've read and some of them I haven't?
Maid—Yes, rha'am. •
Miss Clara—And here you've mixed
them ail up so I can never separate
them.
Dear matnma, may I have the piece
of cake you left on the bureau ? I'll
be awful good. Yes, you tuay go, take
it. But I Gantt you see I knew you
would let lice, so I've eaten it already.
young. old,, or middle aged, who fi11d
themselves nervous, week or exhaust-
ed, who are broken down from excess
or overwork, resulting in many of the
following symptoms : Mental depres-
sion, premature old age, loss of
vitality, lose of memory, bad dreams,
dimness of sight, palpitation of the
heart, emission, lack of energy, pain
in the kidneys, headake, pimples on
the face or body, itching or peoular
seesatiorh about the scrotum:, waisting
of the organs, dizziness, specks before
the.eyes, twitching of the muscles,
eyelids and elsewhere, bashfulness,
deposits in the urine, loss of will
power, tenaernes of the scalp and
spine, weak and flabby muscles, desire
to sleep, failure to be rested by sleep,
constipation, dullness of hearing,'loss
of voice, desire for solitude, excita-
bility of temper, sunken eyes sur
rounded with LEADEN CIRCLE,, oily
looking skim, etc., are all symptoms
Of nervoys debility that led to ieanity
'and dead useless cures. The sprung
or vital power having Lost its tension
every function wanes in consequence,
Those who through abuse committed
in ignorance may. be permanentely
cured. Send your address for book
on all diseases peculiar to man.
Address M. T. LUBAN, 50 Front St.
E., Toronto, Ont. Tooks sent free
sealed. Heart disease, the symptoms
of which are faint spells, purple lips,
numbness, palpitation, skip beats,
not flushes, rush of blood to the head,
dull pain in the heart with beats
strong, rapid and irregular, the second
heart heat quicker than the first, pain
about' the breast bone, etc., can
positively be cured. No cure, no pay.
Send for book. Address 117. y.
LUBON, 50 Front Street East,
Toronto, Ont.
(), P. It. TIMET TABLE.
Trains arrive and depart as follows :
LEAPING ARRIVING
5;35 0, m ...... ....For Toronto ..........5:35 a. m.
2:00 p. to 2:00 p.m
e:o0 p. m For Tecswater 2:00
10. 5 p. !u " 10:55 '
GRA. IbT D TP;-CTNK .R'Yta
A. C. STRATSIDEE, Aoisnn, WINGiina,,
' Through tickets to all points in America—North.
West, Pacific Coast, etc., via the shortest and all
popular routes. Baggage checked through to
destination. Lowest freight rates to all points.
—TIME TABLE.
LEAVE WINGIIAM, ARRIVE AT WIN01IAM,
0:30 a,nt.Toronto,Guelph,Palmerston, &e. 3:31 p.m,
11:10 " ,,., "
3:20 p.nt. " Clinton, "
7:35 " Palmerston, Mixed 1100:3:250a.: .
0:45 amLondon, &o 1100 "
3:20 p.m. i :3050 p.agm.
a11:10 a., Kincardine, &o ..... .07::3500
: n.
3:01p'm 11:10"
10.20 i:10 A•m
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INSTRUCTIONS , . AND • WAN, ALSO CLASS IN
ARNONY,
For particulars gardiug terms, etc, please call at
my home, cor • F -neis and Patrick streets.
FLGRILLA SPARLING,
PIAN
H. DAVIS
IS OFFERING
MOINT
JY
' A.T-LILL PROPERTY
AT VERY LOW RATES.
SES 131M
OFFICE—OPPOSITE THE MARKET,
WINGIIAM OCTOBER 4'rII, 1383
Property for Sale in Belmore.
The 'undersigned oilers for sale a desirable pro
perty in the village of Balmer°, consisting of a good
dwelling 'mute, office, stable and driving shed, with
one acre and a.half of Mand in connection. Splendid
garden, with all sorts of fruit trees. Will be sold
at a bargain, For particulars, apply to
FREDERICK COOK,
Delmore.
BANK OF HAMILTON,
WINGHAM.
Capital, ,$1,20000. Rest, $600,000.
President— 011N STUART,
Vico•President--A, G. Ramsay.
DIRECTORS
Ions Poona, CnAs, GvnNEY, Ono 11OAen, A.
VVoon, A. B. Len (Toronto).
Cashier—J. TURNBULL.
Savings Bank--Ilours,10 to 3 ; Saturdays,10 to
Deposits of $1 and upwards received and interest
allowed.
Special Deposits also received at Current
rates Of interest.
prafs on Great Britain arid the United States
bought and sold
B. 'WILLSON, AGENT,
MBTBR & DICIi;INSO11',
Solicitors.
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Cash Sale it
,INEIDDS
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Is offering Goods ., t 'educed priced for cash. Every- person looking for
Goods away clown below regnlai' prices for eassb please give us a call
before purchasing lsewhere. If you want to save money and guy
cheap Goods, call at inspect our reduced prices.
PRINT , PRINTS, PRINTS,
OliE PER THAN THE CU +'AP.ES'l',
We have the large t stock of Prints. in town and the fanciest pat-
terns to choose from Please call and examine our Prints.
We have about t o hundred REMNANTS to sell at a great reduc-
tion in price.
I In great variety of pat erns and in all the novelty shvdos. Call and..,
see our table of Cheap I)ress Goods
We are . tiling at Half Price:
Do not miss his chance to secure big bargains.
Cheap Muslins, r heap Flouncings,
heap Shaliies, Cheap R .ousings,
and any quantity of patt, rns to choose from,
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'all and see our
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in Ladies'•and Children's.
.have sill a tew big bargains
selling
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e have been selling-- them very fast, but
o offer in the above' lines, in fact we are
Everything in Q
Price
So if you are looking for Big
stock. No trouble to show good.
r Store at Reded
ler r
rgains please call and examine ou
100,000 Pounds Wool anted in Exchange for
Goods or Cash . ' the Cash Store.
T. A. MILLS,
FOR THE BEST VALUE
--- IN
ORDERED CLOTHING,
—GO TO
STE"'S
HATS, CAPS, SHIRTS,
COL ARS, CUFFS,
Cheap for KASH.
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Has removed to E..F. Gerster's cld stand, where he has a large an
nicely assorted stock of •
atchega Cluks, Xeweltery, Silvorwan and
Which he is selling away down in price, and will he pleased to
have you call and take a look through his Stock.
Repairing a S .)eej a:li y
wzA11 work warranted and done \promptly.
Ed. DinS1ev, as°
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