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ERIDi,Y, NOVE1113ER 30, 1891,
k;2)IT'ORIAIa NOTES.
THE Canadian~ Pacific Railway
Company has, been awarded $579,0G0
as compensation for defects in that
portion of its road which was handed
over to it by the Dominion, and the
ntOUey is to be expended in remedying
these defects. IVhet the people of 'the
country would like to know is, says
the Mail, whether the contractor for
the construction of the work was paid
to•build the line properly in the first
place. If he was, the $579,000 went
into his pocket over and above his
honest profits,
Teu policy evhich was to increase
our exports and decrease our imports
has worked with the opposite effect for
many years, and the return of • the
volume of Canada's trade for the first
quarter of the fiscal year shows no
exception to this rule, The Canada
Gazette shows that there is a decided
falling off in the exports for Septemw
ber, which were $12,225,596 against
$12,640,528 the same month last
year. i?or the first quarter of the
fiscal year the total exports were $34,
017,012, compared with $35,200,528
for the same quarter last year, a de-
crease of nearly $1,200,000. The
imports, on the other hand, showed
*all increase for September from $1 O,-
700,006 to $11,08,0,075, but tl er ty
y
e. collected is less than last y
$280,000. •
Tin Canada Presbyterian says that
it is amusing to see Mr Ohapleau
worrying himself with the fear that
the Montreal Presbytery and Principal
Grant may, not have read the evidence
in the cases recently investigated in
Ottawa. What really' does worry the
honorable gentleman is that,tbey have
read the evidence too carefully. Un"
fortunately, it was not, necessary to
read. the, evidence in all the cases. In
the meanest ease of • the lot -tilt,
meanest we should hope ever brought
to hght in an English-speaking gem-
muuity, the counsel for the defence
practically admitted that Government
positions had been sold for a small sum
- of money, though lie contended the
sale was not made by his client. In
some of the other cases nu eyidenes
was needed but the story was told by
the gentlemen who carried on the
operations. 'Mr Chapleau need not
trouble himself about the neglect of
the clergy to read the evidence. They
• know all about it.
THE report of Messrs Haggart,
Dewdney and Fostet,' the ministers,
appointed to inquire into the interior
department boodiing, has been sub -
witted to the Governor-General in
Council. • The ministers find that sixty
clerks in the interior department were
coneerned in the illegal or fraudulent
praetitl'e of oktaiuinu money by means
of accounts for alleged extra . work—
which system was , exposed by Mr
Setnerville before the Public .Accounts
committee last session. The ministers
are of opinion that the permanent
clerks knew they were acting illegially
in using the names of outsiders or
extra clerks to get accounts for extra
work passed, and ench 4,f the clerks
implicated is to be fitted a month's
galaxy, and one man is reduced to the
minimum of his class. With respeet
to Mt Burgess, the deputy -minister,
the ministers think his case differs in
some respects froth the others and they
therefore recommend that he be tee
diced to the rant: of chief clerk, with
a loss of $400 0 year salary. Three
oiv'tl service employes and some out-
side parties have been handed over to
tbe departrnent.Ot justice to be pro.
Au, Autumn Cameo.
Southward,
Birds are flying
Summer's dead,.
Overhead
The leaves are dying,
Changed from living green to
Russet red.
Westward,
Red lights glowing
Through the trees ;
And the breeze,.
O'er spice fields blowing,
Brings a breath of
tropics
Over
Northward,
Cloud banks hying
Cold and gay,
All the day
The winds are singhing
For the sunny Southland
Far away.,
D,astward,
Wings of morning
Freshness boar ;
And the air,
The valleys scorching
Brings front o se yraill-tops
Can't ,iford it.
Here, Dan, is something that may
interest you, said Farmer Brown,as he
handed the boy a balky letter,
The postmaster missed his marls
there,. sore, said Dan, glancing at h
untouched stamp,
That will send a letter to your moth-
er,, Dau,and not make yell any poorer,
either, answered the farmer.
Ii;
Baro say it will, responded the lad,
as he proceeded to moisten it at the
mouth of the steaming, teaArettle.
And you can have the two cents and
thus save for marbles suggested Mr.
Brown, thoughtlessly. hi Bred
That would be cheating, w sp
Dan's conscience. The stamp has al-
ready done its duty in carrying one
letter.
It will carry another, 'It is not
marked, argued Dan.
But yen know that it was a mistake,
urged the nibnator within.
That was the postmaster's fault,and
not mine, was Pan's inward reply. it
is a very small thing, and the Govern-
nient will net miss it ; no; not even
know it
The right man ;in the right place is
a husband al home in the evening,.
OONSUPIPTZON ouItED•
An old tltysiolen. retired from pn to ie, having
hafor t vlaced in his hands by an East l
theformulaWeedy
nof permanent cure ofaConsumpti0', Brom
cheedy
chills, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and unR
Nervous Debilit and all iNer ons Complaints, after
Wing tested its wonderful' curative powers In
thousands of eases,.150 has felt It his duty to mal his
kknown to his snffertng tenors. Actuated by
motive and a desire to relieve human suffering I
rwill ecipesendi Gormf an, French all who desire ort English, P' it, this
fuull
direct, n t
directions
d ressingfo for
stamp, and
uii C this paper, mil
by
A •
NoYss 32e Pr vers Rloek Yltoclicstar, paper,
Prepare Trees for Winter.
Preparation for cold weather should
begin early in the fall, and is deferred
until late it becomes useless. Trees, to
withstand the rigor of winter, must, says
S. W, Chambers in the American Culti-
vator, be strong, healthy and vigorous.
After the trees have produced their fruit
it is not desirable to stimulate them into
woody growth. Such a growth is always
tender, and a severe cold wave might kill
it. It is much better to have the trees
grow slowly and stocky -like after the
fruiting period, and this will harden and
mature the wood already made. • Surplus
wood should be pruned off,andlatebuds,
likewise, should be pinched away. By
disbudding; the new twigs the sap will.
tend to thicken them, and not to shoot
them out into long spindles. Worms and
insects should be looked for carefully.
Iefany of them have probably laid. their
eggs for another season, and it is well to
gather these for the fire. Borers should
be grubbed for around the base of the
trees, and not allowed to spend their
winter months near the trees. Begin-
ning with September, the borers should
be looked for every two weeks until cold
• weather. If they are discoved . in the
trees, run a stiff piece of wire in after
them so that they may be thoroughly
killed. The various washes recommend-
ed do not answer so well as personal in-
spection. After cleaning and rubbing
the base of the tree in this way a number
of times, it is well to wind a piece of
wire netting around the base, extending
it as far down as possible, and running it
a foot above the surface. Then shovel
the dirt up aroend the roots and pack it
in a mound. This mound can be left all
through the winter, but it should be re-
moved in the spring.` The mound and
wire will koep grubs, mice and often
rabbits away from the bark of the trees.
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Will you know it,and can you afford
to be dishonest for so small an amountl
the small voice whispered.
Dan trembled, fur it seemed that
someone had spoken the words right in
his"ear. Flinging the stamp he had
loosened into the fire, he exclaimed :
No 1 I cannot aforaito sell Myself so
cheap.
What's wrong ? asked the farmer,
glancing' up from his paper. Lose the
stamp after so much trouble'
Worse' than that, replied the boy,
sheepishly.
What 1 burned your Lingers with the
steam 1 questioned, his employer.
No, said Dan, determinedly. I
sold my honor, or came hear doing
so. •
What do you mean, boy' The stamp
is all richt. It would never have been
found out.
But I knew it all the time, and two
cents is a small amount to get for your
self•respeet ; besides—
Besides what ? queried the ntan.
God knows about it, and He looks
upon .the heart, answered Dan.
It's a mighty small thing to worry
over, I am sure, replied Mr. Brown.
The post office department would not
have been much the poorer, I assure
you.
It would have been I who would
have been the poorer Had Isold my
honor for two cents, I should have
made the worst bargain I ever did:
And so Dan gained a victory, and he
was never sorry that he had obeyed the
voice of conscience. •
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EVERY WEEK, PRoranloRAND BUrtdsD$n
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STEAIdSHIPS.
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Member College Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario:.
—Ccron0r for County of Huron -
00100 at "Tis Pricumccr " Wingbam, Ont.
Oilmen Ilouxs.-9 to 12. a, Ili„ 1 to 6, p. 03,, or at
Residence, Diagonal Street,
It, J, A. MN.LDRUTI,
n, Honor Graduate of Toronto University, and
Member of the College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Ontario. °
Office and Residence—Corner of Centre' and Patrick
.streets, formerly occupied by Dr. Bethune.
O,T
WniellAM •
GEb. SHAW
Wishes to intimate to the people of Wingham and
vicinity, that he has commenced the Butchering
Business
doorssNorth oft the pened out Brunswicktthe lIouse. "Mand
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"La Grippe.
"La Grippe" or intlueoza can be quickly
cured by the use of Wilson's Compound of
Wild Cherry, the old reliable remedy for
Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Croup,Cclds,.
Coughs and other diseases of respiratory
system. Wilson's Wild Chet3ry
een
in use for many years and is highly room,
mended by all who know itsvirtues, Sold A Severn Attack.
by all prominent druggists.
Ile Wasn't Qualified. the
where he will koep a fresh stock Of
BEEF,
.LA B,
POR,,
And they Mee which he will sellspheap.
Meats delivered to any part of the town,
rho Pationagc of the public, elicited.
GED. SFIA.W
T)VAN STONE.
HH BARRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc., Eto
Private and Company funds to loan at lowest rates
intorest•a end commission pt, boCharught and Mortgages, town
OFFICE -Beaver Block \VixenAM, our
J, A. MORTON
BARRISTER Sm.,
Wingham ` Ontario
MkTTHE\\ �MBLEB,
e�N�a SEB,
DEAR SIRS.—My children were taken
ill with ulcerated sore throats border -
Did you )lire that youngman Who tip- ing on diphtheria, I had nothing in
has on hand a large stock of
HORSE BLANKETS, ,
CU1tRVCO1,IBs,
BRUSHES,
WHIPS,
TRUNKS
VALISES
House but Hagyard s
Yellow Oil which I
plied for your school ? was asked of a used with great benefit. I am sure if it
Dakota school district officer. had not been forst, the disease would have
We11 I should rather say we didn't. developed into diphtheria. It is;a splendid
+
Why not? medicine.
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CAnzaRoo .111.00re's Falls, Out.
His edication didn't Come up to the
scratch.
Mary, is your master at home'
What in?. No, sir—he's out. •
Gramu'er. 1 believe it.
Hod did you find out? don't then,
eve must corns down and
W'y, be got into my wagon to ride
from the field to the house, an' says I, tell you himself ; perhaps you will bee
Did ye ever drive much ? Of late years, lieve him.
said he, I have driven very little. Drove
ete.
EYER & DICKIL.SON,
H. W. C. Mayen Q. C. 1 E. L. DICKINSON, B. A,
BARRISTERS AND 'SOLICITORS, Etc., Etc., So
licitors for Bank of Han)iiton, Commissioners for
taking affidavits ler Manitoba. ,Farm, ToWn and
VillMoney
funds) property o boughttgand sold. Mot y ter cent,
funds) loved on or priygo security at o1n per
best
Money invested for private persons, p
mortgage securities without any. expense to the
lander. Lands for sale in Manitoba and the North-
west.
Chloe—Rent's Block 4\Ingham.-
Which will be sold at bottom prices.
HARNESS, double or single, made to order on
short notice, and satisface.tioit guaranteed.
,1F'A call solicited.
SHOP—Opposite the )lank of Hamilton.
MATTHEW AMBLER,
Winghan, Feb. 8th, 1300.
very little, ye mean, says I. I beg e'er ASTHMADR. TAFTSfails.
to in�send o e Edi ss
Mardon, says he,, but I mean driven. and we win' ainCUnnEnutree!Rtrial bottle DR,
TAFT BRCS. itoUtlSti, N, Inc r
Drove is right, said I. No sir, says he, Canadian Dept. 186 Adelaide 1
driven is the most gramniaticalest. 011, st. W., Tonesto, CANADA.
castlnebby ye know, said I, sorter stir -
seeuti;d.
A Yiania% Tcffeet.
The Biggest Warship Afloat.
do,'d h Pm jea'
DENTISTRY.— J S. JEROAIE, WINOIIAM,
Is manufacturing Celluloid Plates
ea °,- Vulcanite plates of the bostmaterial
•as cheap as they can be got in the
Dominion. All work warranted.
Cage" CITY 1171211'
critic. 1 reckon I said. o, .
corrin' out here to learn you folks some- The new Br,itislt Warship, named
.thing. Do you.see that road?says I. I after Lord flood, was launched at
does, sstys he. Well, says I, itgoes to Chatham dockyard rececently, She
town un you want 'o git right out an' has been less than two years itt !rand.
hempen yorseif clownit might fasten It is said she is tbe largest turret ship
'cause I'm gain' to begin to kichen ye in built. Her floating weight is
about a ninnit by the clock! ''Te saw 1 yet
knowed more 'bout grant'or than he did 7,500 tons. Her length is B80 feet ;
an' he got out o' that wagon an' scooted breadth, 75 feet ; draught of water
Mown the road. You bet we're gain' to forward, 26 feet ; and aft, 28 feet ;
have a teacher that understands gram'er displacement, 14,150totes ; indicated
or none at hila—Dakota Bell. horse•power,13,000; speed (in knots),
for
PINE APPLES,
ORANGES, • -
LEMONS,
BANANAS,
TOMATOES,
FRUIT OF ALL RINDS,
CONFECTIONERY ALL Ii;.IND 8,
At M0ND NUTS,
WALNUTS,'
PEA. NUTS.
Itaieadisi
sty air s extraction
Vegetable ion of,teoth by the use of Electric-
ity
NO'rtc5.—I wilt extract teeth for 26 cents
each. opposite the
OFFICE : In the Beaver Block, opp
Brunswick Ilouse.
Win. H. Macdonald, L. D. 'S.,
DENTIST.
OFFICE, - - MASON'S BLOCKP •
Opposite the Queen's hotel, Winghmu,
Will visit Gerrie let and 3rd Mondays e
of each month. •
e
Time Czar of Russia.
The Czar of Rosie prebtblyhes hie owa
troubled as well a9 we commoner lnorttt,is.
DtAn
Sitar —I have used Ragyrd's Pec• Where we have the
ia,ttil bt pn@eaee countess•
is ,such
forma 3,41eatn for bronchitis and bad cough, ' trt,ublen as y p p
with nd it ti,t results, and eau highly re. able oad proct re easily a perfect remedy iood and the like is in n
end it to all sufferers.
Roscoe rvieraev.
1 Burdock Blood 'Were, Irature'8 grand
'250 Delaware Ave..
Toronto. restorative tools and purifier.
JOHN aixeme,
GENERAL INat1RANCE AGENT
ONUL
Wn o1iAM, •
oll;ltT CUIrNINGHAAi, •
I. • INSURANCE
FIRE AND MARINE,
GUELPH.
FANCY BISCUIT OF ALL I(.IND'S.
A Largo Stock of Canned Goods
TOM. &TOES ,
PEAS,
COEN,
SALMON,
LOBSTER,
()MOON,
TUMMY ,
C,ONDENS. l) COx"1+L+'E,
CANNED PIGSEEE,
Her armament is to consist of
four 18• ••inch breech -loading guns in
turrets, ten 6 -inch quick.fring guns,
tett 6.pounder quick -tiring guns, and
tutee 3.pounder quick firing guns, be.
sides twenty-four torpedoes and bout,
field and machine gnus. The cost of
the Hood is $4,500,000.
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)E . N, Jn., WINsuicm,
LICENSEl9 'AUCTIONEE13 FOR THE COUNTY
OF HURON.
Sales attended in any part of the Co. Charges
Moderate. • _
J'OIIN GURZRI ' , WINonAnz, ONT.,
5 OliNsf:r) AUOTIO1dht11, Von 'rmi COUNTY or
15110051.
All orders left at alto TIMUS office promptly attend•
ed to. Tortes reasonable.
l'infEs btIiNIiidLSON,
Lt'I;IEWO'1tii:S OF ALL FINDS.
I. HILL
Lisa tsttn AUeriONI llh USOn Coinal99 linnet; AIM
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Ali sales attended to promptly and on the Shortes
,Notice,
Charges Moderate and Satisfaction Guaranteed.
All necessary arrattgelttents can be made at the
'Mrs' office Out•
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BOLTON 88 'LAWIGNS
D. L Suuv, norm AIM Clem Esol 81990
I,IST0SEL AND ti'INGIIAIIf.
, Alt order9 left et the °Mee ,of the Tolls 'twill re•
Ohm prompt attention ` "
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