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MoINDOw.. boxes offered for sale, Several of the
r, tin this towti last 'week, there 12,587
Factories field at 10 cents for August
be. make, and it is altogether likily that
that the whole lot was cleared out at
about that figure.
We aball be pleased to see you. Our
great" display at fabrics in ordinary effects
pleasing faneies,odd eonooits and extreme
novelties for the .A.utunen months, proves
our position as Dress Goods leadere. The
range of styles answers every demand)
of carriage, street and travelling cos-
tumes, house and evening wear. See
them, We feel assured ot your order.
The Cloak Department shows (oho an
extensive collection of stylish garments.
Just enough of each to give them. a dis-
tinot
Our Sealette and Mantlings for ordered
mantles are most complete *in all the
advance styles and designs.
For Novelties you will find we are
headquarters. For any kind of Furs we
invite inspection, which will prove con-
vincing.
Take advantage of it while you can—
of our large stock bf Ready-made
Clothing, in men's, boys' and children's
suits and overcoats, before the best are
picked out.
Examine our Gloves, Ilose,Underwear,
Gent's Furnishings, Shoes and Slippers,
Carpetfand Lace Curtains, at
M. H. McINDOO'S.
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER, 18, 1891.
SeafOrthe
o The Senior Beaver Lacrosse Olub,of
this town; left on Tuesday evening for
Toronto, to play for the Intermediate
Championship. Four teatne were en-
tered for this competition, viz: New-
makket, Bradford, Athletics of Tor
onto, and our own noble team. On
Wednesday morning Seaforth succeed-
ed- in • defeating- the Newmarket club
by a score of 3 goals . to none. After
this Bradford and the Athletics lined
Up, the Athletics coming off victorious.
In the afternoon the Athletics and our
team lined up to play for the Chem,.
pionship. They began to pla`y about
balfepast three, and played until dark,
when the referee called time. The
game then. stood st. tie, Wing twcoto
two and was to {Mae hal&t finished
next morning, but our boyS Were not
in a fit shape to play, awing to wounds
and bruises received the evening be-
e. fore, and it- is altogether likely that
the game will be awarded to the Ath-
letics. .It will be no great credit to
them, however, as our boy S would in
all probability have ,ivon if they had
been able to take the field. The
managrr ot Oglivies Mills, Mr T0
Kemp, has sent a fine display of tie
various brands of flour manufactured
at the mill, to the Toronto ludestria I
Exhibition. This will form one the
attraetions of. the great show and will
be of greet aid in bringing the various
brands of flour manufactured here
into prominence.—Mr, Alex Wilson,
who has been competing at the Done='
inion Rifle Association's annual shoot-
ing match,has won a position for himself
oil the Brinshey team. This is the
sixth or seventh thine lee has secured
membership in the team by his
uperior markmanship. —Mx D 1)
iison leaves for the old country this
geak ovhere he goes to superintend
sale of his all shipments of eggs
aforth's rate of taxation has been
led at ,20 mills on the dollar.
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'e The new factory is making god •
iitogress,the brisk work of the first flat
Jeino now complete. Messrs Goldie
iiYlkulloch, of Galt, have the con-
treet,for the boiler and engine. The
cost of these it said to be 153,000
The busiest spot in this town, at prose
ent,is the flax mill. Upwerds of .100
tons are delivered here daily. The
yield thia year is something, extra,
there being oil an average two tolls to
the aere.—Nlr E Kit v ert,who has
been accoutant in the Bank of Hamil-
ton here,for many years, is ahem to
• rem eve to Hamilton, where he has
been proneeted to the head office. He
will be atuceeedpd in the Hank here by
-' Mr Ibtlier.—The central telephone
• office has been changed to J Gun.
jeatellery store,—Toe plum crop
this neighborhood is very plentiftd
andsb is fire small boy,whoee taste 1'
thie sfelleious frnir is so great, that for
1 of anytIa•ing but p`nins, -he lande
lieto Itis neighlrors' gardem;rtied
los le ortught fry the wratliatt
;M is eterpftetrd fil,himpfdt
T asealutoW.
Mr Elliot Traver and family left
our village on Monday for Strathroy,
where he intends to reside for the
future. This gentleman has lived iu
our midst for a good many years and
his friends will be sorry to hear of his
removal.—The stook of goods belong.
ing to Mr A E 13rasher, who failed
here some time ago, has been bought
by Mr J F Gibson, of Toronto, who
will continue She business in the old
stand. — The young peopls of the Epe
worth League gave an "at home" in
the basement of the Methodist church,
a week ago Monday evening, Mr D
0 Taylor occupied the chair in his
usual agreeable style; and the many
selections of music, recitations and
speeches given were all greatly ap-
preciated.—A young man named Al-
bert White was brought before magis-
trates Lawrence and Bryan, on Friday
last, charged with being a lunatic and
dangerous to be at large. He was
committed to Walkerton jail till he
can be transferred to the asylum.
Teeswatel.
Mr T 11 Gordon' L .D .S.,has gone
on his annual duck!shooting expedie
tion, to the Holland River and Lake
Siincoe hunting grounds—it is with -
'
deepest regret that we have state that
Mr Robert , Douglas is in financial
difficulty and has made an assignment.
Mr Douglas has had bad luckewhile in
business in this town, being burnt out
no less than twice; and there is little
wonder that he has been forced to
make an assignment. — Mr John
Austin, of this town, died very
suddenly a week ago Tuesday. To
all appearance he was in his visual!
health and while walking in the gar-
deu he was seen to fall all of a slid -
den and before assistance could reach
him his spirit had taken its flight.
To make waiters worse, Mrs Austin
was not at home at the time and tile
hews must have been a great shock to
her.'
Quite a number from the village took in the Tor-
onto Industrial this week, and speak highly of what
they saw.—Flax pullers are in demand at present
hero. Brown 13roa are anxious to get their fax pull-
ed and in before the fall weather comes on. They
pay good wages.—The lightning during last week's
storm truck the fire alarm -and -set the bell off. Some
damage was done to some of the electric light lamps
by the fluid.—Mrs Fessent and daughter Minnie
spent a few days in town this week.—The Rev Mr
Malcolm will conduct services in his own church
next Sabbath. He looks well after his holiday re.
creation.—Mr Nixon, o' the chair factory, is getting
along nicely with his injured hand, and expects ere
long to be at work again.—Mr Thompson's mill has
been shut down the last week on account of the flood
gates, &c, undergoing some necessary repairs,—
Charlie Steel left on Tuesday morning for Chicago,
where he has obtained a situation." Charlie will he
missed on the rink this whiter. Success to you in
yonr new field, Charlie —A number ,of small thefts
have been committed in the village the last week,the
fruit trees being the centre of attraction. Some of
the residents lost as many as three and. four bushels
of plums. What's the matter with our nightwatc
man giving some of them night hawks a chase?
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L ondesboro ugh.
Mr Mat Mains, of this village, see
cured the contract for the building
of Mr A Sloan's barn for next year.
It is to be avery large one. Mr Slope
knows where' to go for a first class job.
—Geo Newton dug a potato i,u Mrs
Smith's' garden, this weak, , which
weighed 2 Ib 2-- oz. ft is of the Fro-
lifio John Hill, of White*
church, is visiting in this vicinity.—
A temperance sermon will be preached
in the' AJethodist.church, ou Sunday
evening next, by hey Mr Birke—Our
village gave a good turnout to the
Toronto fair, on Tuesday last, there
being about twenty ticket's sold to that
point.
Ti the Editor of the Times.
Ebrrou,----Kintily allow me a little
sparse iu your next iseue. A day or two
ago I arrived iu your beautiful town and
having done nay busiuess, 1ilesired to call
upon au old acquaintance. With pencil
and paper in hand, 1 sot out to flue him,
having first gat the following directioue
written down: Go up to that corner and
take the farther side of the street, then
go two blocks straight ahead, then turn to
the left and go,one block, thee) turn to the
right hand and take notice of the houses
and 1 think it is a rough cast house near
that big red brick, if not it is ou the next
•oorner. After speeding about two hours
in trying to find my friend, was forced
to hire a guide to find him. Now,Mr
Editor, I think if the citizens woulget
the council to have linger hoards on the
street corners and tht, houses all number-
ed, they would find it much better and a
great couvenience to your town, I eats a
young man in Goderioh, lately, doing this
kind of work and he does good work. He
told me that he had been doing the same
work in Clinton, Seaforth Mitchell and
St Marys and that the citizens; of those
tome would not have them removed for
twice the money they cost. Asking forgive-
ness for trespassing upon your kindness.
TRAVELLER
That Baby I
When the baby cries every one wants to
know what's the matter ; and if the out-
cry is frequent, the chances are that there
is something wrong about the food. It
requires unusual facilities to be able to
keep posted on all the latest ideas about
feeding young children, therefore the ar-
ticle "How and What to Feed the Baby,"
published in the October number of that
progressive monthly Demorest Family
Magazine, is especially valuable to all
who have anything to do With babies. It
will toll you everything you need to know
about baby's food from the time it is born
till it can eat the regular meals of the
family,—what food to give, how to prepare
each kind, how much and how often the
childbhould be fed, when and how often
the diet should be changed, with bilis of
fare for different ages, etc—and all so
clearly that one cannot misunderstand the
directions. Ella Wheeler Wilcox's story,
" Was it Suicide?" should be read by every
woman, and alt wilLenjoy the "Confession
of a Materializing, Medium ;" "In the
Woman'e Ward of the Insane Asylum"
tells a pathetic story of its own ; "Pireside
Nooks and Corners" gives valuable sugges-
tions about inexpensive but artististic
house decoration; all the numerous de,
partnients are replete with valuable matter;
there are nearly 200 fine illustrations: and
altogether it is a remarkably flue number
of this comprehensive magazine, which is
published for $2 a year by W Jennings
Demorest, 16 East 14th St, New 'York
City.
—A "Chicago detective ageuty" is flood-
ing the country with cireutars' in which
they inform their readers that for $10 they
will secure the appointment of the victim
as a detective to work at the world's fair.
The 'Offer is e. swindle pure and simple.
—The TIMES will be sent to new sub-
scribers from now till the lst of January,
1892, for 25 cents.
Glenfarrow.
Harvesting and seeding 10:•fifilaleed
and the hum of the threshing neachihe
now heard.—Qu i te a num her from
thAPart attended the picnic on Tues-
day last in Mr Palmer's bush, and
report having had an excellent time.
._Mrsi' K Powell is aWay visiting her
brother who is very James
McKay, of Wellesley, is visaing friehds
here this week. —Miss Annie McLaren,
of Wirighant, isspending a few weeks
with friends.
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canadian It.1I '.ihrough.
Canadian intellect,art end workmanship,
The Christmas number of the Dominion
Illustrated for 1801 will combine these
elements to produce the most artistic and
beautLul Christmas Souvenir ever issued
1p tide country. It will surpass even the
magnificent one is5ued by this bone hot
yeer. Published by the Sabietou Litho
Pub Co, Montreal, °
0h, What a cough.
Will you Asa the warning? The signal
perhaps of the sure a.pproaet of that more
terrible diseame Consumption. Ask your
ReIVGA if you ean afford for the sake of
tete ng
dos.,tin ran the flak end do trothing
for it. We ktrow f mine Winne that
Shilohen Garr° well we comb. It
BOItN.
Nonns—In 'Winghaen, on the I4th
inst, the wife of Mr ,T R Reynold; a son.
mmaniamanme
IWest Superior, Wis on
the 13th inst,the wife of Mr T A Reynolds;
a rofl.
PATERSON—In 13luevale, on the lOtle,
instant, the wife of Mr Arch Paterson ;
on.
TEWART—ITI 1311.1Ovale, On the Hith
instant, the wife of Mr Thos Stewart ; a
son.
Ross—In Culross,on Sept 91b, the wife
of Mr Jas Ross ; a son,
CASLICIC—In Culross, on Sept 12th,the
wife of Mr W Daslick ; a son.
euon—in Culross, an Sept 13th, the
fe of Mr Geo Waugh; a son.
SMITH—ID Lower Wingham, on Sept
14th', the wife of Mr Thos Smith ; a
daughter.
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NOTICE.
T LLS. having disposed of his stock of
general oods to George E, Ring, hereby notifies all
portion indebted to him that all accounts must be
Paid once.
, T. A. MILLS.
ingliam, September 17th, 1891.
$1111illillery
MIBB MURPHY
Has received a largo and choke stock of
P_A-1.11.1 G -002:)S
comprising
Feathers, Flowers, Ribbons, &c.
Mantle Cloths, Brocades, &c.
HORSE ANA LOT FOR SALE.
The undersigned OM for sale a cottage °entail.-
ing Well rooms, and two.aftlaa of an acre of land,
situated on the corner of Patxicit attdCarling streets,
1Yinghtun. Good cellar, woodshed and hard and soft
water, For particulars, apply to the owner, near
the property,
D. NolfINWelZ,
SALESMAN WANTED
To take orders for Warranted NURSERY STOCK
to bo delivered in the spring. Agents starting NOW
can make
big 'Salary, or Commission. Steck and
variety superior to anything. heretofore shipped.
Outfit and Instructions furnished FREE -
Write at once for terms to
11, O. ORAIIAM,NuMnowttaN, •
Toronto Ont.
LATEST NOVELTIES IN DE.
PAI1TMENT.
The 31111inery Department, le under the import/Won
of MISS PAttlt, Of Potrolert, an eXperionced city
milliner. Satisfaction guaranteed,
M ANTLES MADE TO ORDER.
er Goode Said at the 1,06 possible prices. The
patronage Of the mblie sogolf-Nd, did will use every
;endeavor to austonrefa,
deet north 01 Peter Deans' flour end
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ticketing from other points sh hi arrange
rive at Toronto in time to connect ith the
11 p. m. train.
r full particulars apply to any ana-
Pacific Railway agent.
Beautify Your Homes!
JAS. H. FRIEND,
Late of Hamilton and Paris,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMEN-
TAL PAINTER, PAPER HANGER,
FRESCOER, &c.
Would take this opportunity of informing the citizens
of Wingham and surrounding country that having
had large exporience in city work, he is prepared to
do Alatuistining Ralsomining and Wall Papering in
the latest approved styles, of plain and decorative
-work. Churches, Malls of other public or private
buildings Frescoed in beautiful Colors and Designs
at moderate rates.
Graining. in Walnut. Oak, Bird's Eye Ma-
• ple, &c., a'Specialty. .
All ordllrs entrusted to my care done with neatness
and despatch. •
Orders loft at Mr. Ross' Bookatore will receive
prompt attention.
JAS. H. FRIEND.
Wiughatn, April 3rd.
ESTERN FAI
LONDON;
Septe eber 1.7th to 26th, 1';91.
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Live §
Industrial
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grik'd," Aitrrticu xhibitionural
Belied 198.
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AND ATTENDA
1800 was good,
$25,00
OF EXHIBITS
S EVERY YEAR
1 will be better.
IN
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Attraetiona, et which are beina anged for, wil
rpa,st any Yet produce
SPECIAL XCURSION lams` ON LL BAIL.
WAYS.
Entries closo September 12111. For Prize fists and
all information apply to
, A. W. PORTE THOS, A. BROW..
Pres., ec,
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TORONTO.
,Jonathan Bushart, Listowel, says :—
"After spending all ely money and prop -
arty to no purpose on medical men, for
what they termed a hopeless ease of con-
sumption, Dr. Sinclair cured me."
Mrs. Mary Ourloare, Woodhouse, says:
"When all others failed, Dr. Sinclair
cured me of fits."
W. McDonald, Lakefield, says :—"Dr.
Sinclair cured ins of Catarrh."
Geo, Rowed,Blyth, says :—"Dr. Sin -
lair cured me of heart distaffs° and drop.
s4, when all others failed."
IDiseases of private nature brought on
le)t folly Dr. Sinclair certainly cures.
CONSULTATION FREE.
,
A. L. HAMILTO
Successor to Dr. Towle;
Dealer in
Drugs, Medicines and.
Chemicals, Toilet
Soaps, Perfumery and
Cigars, Shoulderie
Braces, Trusses,
Sponges, and all kinds
.of Druggists' Sundries
usually kept in a first-
class drug store.
Physigians' prescriptions care-
fully compounded and
Orders. answered
with care and
despatch.
• .
Farmers and physicans from the
countrywill find our stock of
medicines complete, war-
ranted genuiue and of
the best quality.
Full line of Diamond Dyes always
in stock.
L. HAMILTON. A '
A CARD.
Dr. Towler will continue the prac-
,- tice of his profession and mrly be
found at his office in the Pharmacy
—Mr. Hamilton's drugstore—during
office hours, or at his residence, Di-
agonal'street.
IT'S WONDERFUL
The money yoti can
save by buying your
goods, and getting your
watches repaired at Pat-
terson's Jewellery store.
He gives perfect satisfac- )
tion every time.
Try him and buy and
don't go by without you
do buy.
M. PATTERSON,
Practical Watchmaker
and JeWcller,
Main st., Wingham.
a
Dissolution of Partnership.
Notice is hereby given that the Part-
nership heretofore subsisting betWeen
the undersigned as Hardware Merchants,
under the name of JAS. A. Creme & Co.,
at the Town of Wingham, was dissolved
by mutual consent on the 12th day of
March, A. D. 1891. All accounts due to
the late firm will be paid to Jas. A. Cline,
who will carry on the business at the old
stand and by whom all obligations of
the late firm will be paid.
Dated this 24th Maroh, A. D. 1891.
Witness, JAS. A. CLINE,
J. A. MORTON. JOHN NEELANDS.
Refering to above, I wish to return my
thanks for past favors, and trust that by
close attention to the wants of my cus-
tomers to merit a continuance of *the
same.
Jas. A: Cline.
P. S.—Past due accounts must be set-
tled at once.
SHILOH'S
CONSURIPTION
CURE.
The success of this Great Cough Cure is
without a parallel in the history ot medicine.
All druggists are authorized to sell it en a pos.,
Itive guarantee, ,a test that no other cure can sue-
essfully stand. That it may become known,
he Proprietors, at an enormous expense, are
lacing a Sample Bottle Vree into every home
n the United States and Canada. If you have
Ceeigh, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for
t will cure you. If you' child has the Croup,
br,Wheopiqg Cough, usejt promptly, and relief
is sure. If you dread that insidious disease
Consumption, use it. Ask your Druggist for
SHILOH'S CURE, Price texts., 5o cts. and
$z.00. If your Lungs are sore or Back lame,
use Shiloh's Porous Platter, Pare 25 ole.
JOSEPH dOwAN,
Creme aril Div, CormaCee.nceoet,
• A vartoxEta
ISSUER OF MARRIAGE LICENSES
Consusexoxen ta II. G. X.,
Wtoxtresn, • * 0ele
Money to Loan on Notes. .
DR. SINCLAIR ',will be at the Note g Iligeounted
QUEEN'S HOTEL, Wingham " "ASONAttLE WAVES
Money axl general on MorterM at 6 per =aorta,
CfN privilege of potter tit Me Ott rif rahl Art.
ima atecOntrts Odikatotl,
THURSDAY, SEPT. 2411k. 1101
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