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Mr Wm Cooper is recovering frgin an
attaok of quinsy.
„►lr Peter Fisher, who leas had another
attack of his old complaint ---asthma, is
now recovering.
Mrs Laidlaw (mother of Mrs Jas A
Cline,of this town) who has had a partial
stroke of paralysis, is now on the mend.
Dr Macdonald,who had his leg broken,
d
.eiTTDOQ aha $lairfiat,
The new mantle cloth and sealette
irdportation double any we've ever made
in the past, They have made an im-
preaeion on the minds of careful buyers
for beat qualities, prettiest patterns and
lowest prices, We want all to examine
this stook and see how far ahead it is of
any other for choice patterns, dependable
qualities andbig value. We stake our
reputation that our stock: of inantl
goods and sealettes has no equal in town
We fit properly; you want your moot)
to look perfect good looking isa't enough
and while we are careful to have price
low enough and give you the beat value
in the trade,yeu can't mord to pass them
Some wisdom applies to clothing. Be
-
yowl. doubt we have the attention o
those. people who will have nothing but
the best and we consider that we stand
as advertisers about clothing and not
mere money eskers. We can't afford to
build up a false reputation. Like a wave
of beautiful color our neckties. Does
carpet talk interest you? They are going
foot; no Wender, when you hear the price.
Another hobby of ours is our fine shoes.
It's a pleasure to put your feet in them,
'We are very busy these days, but we
want you to come right along and you
will find we are headquarters for fashion-
able goods.
M. H. McINDOO.
613e iingi nni imcs
V
FRIDAN. NOVEMBER 6, 1891.
11.._.11.
• be Young Recruits.
"The Young Recruits" is: the title di an
oil painting by Mr Charles Patterson, one
of the most gifted representatives, _ of the
.younger branch of Canadiau artists. Mr
Patterson has displayed undoubted genius
in the conception and execution of this
charming picture, which will appeal to
every lover of cbildlico 1 as well as every
lover of art. "The Young Recruits" is one
of the four'su.pplemeuts to be given away
with the Christmas number of the Domiu
ion Illustrated, which the publishers ere
sparing neither pains nor expense to make
the most magnificent holiday souvenir
ever issued in. Canada and far surpassing
even their own brilliant effort of last year.
• Canada ter October.
Canada is°rapidly ^winning its wap into
Canadian hearts and homes. The number
for October contains, in addition to the
continued articles, a beautiful poem called
*'Una in the Wilderness," by `Thomas t,
Robson ; an imaginative and suggestive
essay by Pastor Felix, "The Heart on the
Sleeve"; a story by L L,"On the Gatineau";
some fine verses by Erie on "Indian Sum
mer at Montreal'' a rendering in verse of
a Danish legend by the Editor; and some
plume selections, including a fascinating
etory from the Independent, "John Mo-
Gann's Toboggan Ride." All who subscribe
for 1892 now will receive 'the last three
numbers of this year free. One dollar will
pay for fifteen months,' Published by
Matthew R Knight, Benton, New Bruns
Vick.
Personals.
Miss Maggie Dallas, of Wingham, has
been the guest of Miss Emigh, of Blyth.
..Mrs John McGregor,
of Ridgtown, is
visiting at rf P S Linklater's of this
`. Ziown..Wise Annie Linklater, of Cul
elle, is Visiting friends in town this
yreek,.tefi'31rth Expositor: Mr 'Phos
"Set, of Wiingham, spent Sunday in
Seaforth, the guest of Mr W 0 Reid
,,.Mrs Kelly of .Ceeswater, is
is. week with friends in town'
Cochrane, of rho Tam, spent
With his parents in Morris.
.Rogues and .Duncan McEensie,
Littowel, spent Sunday with friends
13 toWn.OMia0 Golloways, of Clinton,
spent Saturday and 'Sunday' with. her
friend,: May S.nider..I\ rs Potts and two
daughters, who have been visiting at Mr
Youhil]'la for some time returned to
their oma in Pontiac, Mich, on Satur-
day,Mise 'Hattie 1''isher has returned
from her visit to Toronto, etc, and is now
to be seen once. more behind the, wicket
e post office, E. 0 Dunf'ord, of
, was in owtl on Tuesday..i41r
ott, of Brussels, was in town en:
y..lr'i?y` G Strong, of Gorrio,was
n on llonday..Mr Geo Baker has
returned to town from Exeter, where
he .has been the past few months..Mr
and Mrs W P Iirockenshire are in To-
ronto this week..illrs fl Mr,'Pavishr of
a couple of weeks ago,is doing nicely,an
will,it is hoped,eoon be able to be around
i again,
e Mr Diem Obits, -As you are aware, the
S Lieseai 1n order is the .Mission and
work of h B r otobadjustt
the a sol 1 settled
s
a.
myself in my favorite corner to eco over
s the lesson for the half hour previous to Mr
Geddes' ascending the platform. When I
was in Biggar Parisi) Church, a stranger
asoeuds the pulpiNt whorls I had never seen,
and in his discourse be made the statement
f that the oorning.of the Comforter might be
said to herald in another dispensation.The
man, his manner and matter, the very
antipodes of qucrperish clergyman, struck
me all of a heap, Nry mother told me he
was the Rev W B Olark,a native of Biggar,
a cousin of my .father's and minister o
Half Morton, Dumfriesshire. As he wil.
crop up more than once during my Pere
grinations of the county, I will close wit)
an aocauut of the impressions made an
left on hearing Mr Geddes ones more, o1
Sunday evening last. The Sunday lessor
read seemed an earnest and foretaste o;
good things to Dome ; the theme being the
panoply, the whole :amour, offensive and
defenllive, of the ohristian soldier. Fight
the good 'fight of faith, with its triple
allitteration, gave me a useful hint of em•
pipping the same figure in his triple divis
ion, It runs thus
I. Warfare -With whom?
II. Weapons -Whet 2
III. 'Winning victory -Wearing crown.
His description of a painting where
Satan and a young man are at play,stake,
the young man's soul; was as much a mase
terpieee of word paiuting, as one by a
Hogarth er Wilkie, with brush ou canvas,
Cromwell and his Ireneides, the Duke of
Wellington, the Fabian strategist, the
Roman soldier caught in a shower of vole
oauic ashes and immersed in a bed of
molten lava for 1900 year:,, faithful to the
etnperor and duty, these, and many more
snob, made a piece of literary alosiao.pres-
ent to the mind's eye now, and so long as
memory holds sway, He is picturesque
as is Talmage,bnt waive diifeeenee, for he
never loses sight of his dignity as a heraldof the Cross. He is 'dramatic, whereas
Talmage is stagey. Whitecburoh people make ake up their minds to the inevitable.
He will gravitate, if spared,to a city centre
for he is no dealer in pulpit pyrotechnics,
rind has lots of energy in,reserve, Half a
century ago'and more,I had the pleasure of
listening to some of the great guns and
know whereof I afiirm,that Mr Gnddee has
wecht, as Dr Chalmers used to put it,'` a
duality never present in the make up of a
pulpit letter off of tireerackers.
W. LrTnoow.
Everybody Read.
Furniture has touched bottom prices.
Now is the time to purchase. Anyone
wanting to start house or to furnish
rooms will find it worth their while to
call at 5 Graoey's furniture warerooms.
Goods direot from our large manufactur-
ers here. No freight expense. Bedroom
suits from $1Q.50 up, sideboards, lounges,
parlor suits, chairs, ehrolno and oil pie-
tures, Picture framing a specialty at
S GRAOEY's, Wingham.
sontN.
WHITE--In Blyth, on the 23rd ult, the
wife of Mr Geo White; a sot.
HoLTzHaUEr-In Blyth, th n Oct
2ist'
the wife of Eli Holtzhauer; aa son.
,,,,"NeThery-In East Wawanosh . on the20th nit, the wife of Mr John Nethery; a
son.
L1nIEx-In Wingham; on the 20th tit,
the wife of Mr Robt Lidiet; a daughter,
WALLACE-In Turnberry, the let /net,
t, : wife of Mr Jas Wallace; a daughter.
HAae---In Wingham on the 5th inet,
the wife of Mr Ezra Hart; a son.
Ahl --
1As =In Tur
n
herr on the 5th in
the wife of Mr Thos James; a son. st,
` MARRIED,
HIGGINs-CEASAR--Atthe house of the
brides parents, en the 14th lost, by the
Rev .James Carrie, incumbent o1 St
Paul's, Dungannon, Robert Higgins to
Rabina Adelaide Ceasar, second daugh-
ter of Henry Cease; Esq, all of the town-
ship 'of Ashfield.
Wilson-Duthie-At the Bank,Tares,
on Ootober 1st, by Rev D K 4uchter-
lcinil,, Craigdam, assisted by the Ree
George Duthie, uncle of the bride, D D
Wilsons Esq, Ingleside, Seaforth,0ntario,
to Millie, daughter of Peter Duthie, late
of euuhar, Aberdeenshire, Scotland.
DIED.
AnDERsoN -in Bluevale, enthe 17th
tilt, Mary Ann Anderson, aged 66 years.
,, LAMOnT 'Turnberry, on the 21st
utt 1 Euphemia Lamont,aged 80 years and
6 lnoriths.
LlTTLE --Ill Listowel,1311 C, t26th, Mr
T Little, aged about 23 yea'rl ;',
),Aunt'• --Tb. Listowel, oileft 16th, Mr
Thos Bailey, aged about *years.
DAvxsozq•--In Lueknow, ate Oct 30t1i,
Robert Davison,aged 44yeats,10 months,
and 1 der.
this town, spent last week in Ripley
visiting herr mother.
-Sabo-divers *he de not raeeivq their
para regularlyy Will kindly' make the teat
eatown at tb•s coiifba wvithont delay, so that
;are a etalg)rt neve be remedied at once.
1
- -11/4row ie the time to snbstrik* for the
Tram. You can have it to any
&timid in ()muds, or the C ..: y' States
from .now 1ls►ist Jan Ist fo
Mill « .ALEAAITM ,
We don't require any lottery to do
business or any such false ethomes, We
do business on sound prinoiples, giving
the very best value We OA for the money.
Did you know we were agents for B 410
Corsets that give satisfaction or money
refpnded, also WI the other leading makes
ea hand, A nice line of ladies' and'
dre
ehil s ribbed r bbed costume hoax received
this week, also a large stook of oashrpere,
gloves. If you want a silk handkerchief
come were you can get beautiful designs
and colors,largest stook in town to choose
from. We are still selling 201bia best
granulated sugar for $1. Don't forget
the plane.
Yours truly,
JOHN GALBRAITH.
Wingham, November 5th, 1891.
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1 WINGH .M MARKETS.
WINGUAM, November 5, 1891
Corrected by P. Deans, Produce Dealer.
Flour per 390 lbs, - g 2 50 to 2' 51
1 Fall Wheat per bushel, - 90 to 9
Spring 1690 to 91
l' Oats, - 30 to a
- 85 to 81
i Peas, . fig t 61
1 Butter, tub • 15 to 11
E do Rolls, . - 15 to 11
Eggs per dozen 13 to li
e Wood per cord, • 1 50 to 1 71
E flay per ton, 9 00 to 10 0(
Potatoes, 20 to 2(
SHILOH'S
COI SU " PTIO
CUR.
The sticcess of this Great Cough Cure is
without a parallel in the historyof medicine.
All druggists are authorized to sell it on a pos.
'itive guarantee, a test that no other cure can sue.
cessfully stand, That it may become known,
the Proprietors, at an enormous expense, are
placing a Sample Bottle Free into every home
in the United States and Canada. If you have
a Cough, Sore Throat, or Bronchitis, use it, for
it will cure you. If your childhas the Croup,
or Whooping Cough; use itprommtly, and relief
is sure. . If you dread that insidious disease
Consumption, use it. Ask your Druggist for
SHILOH'S CURE, Price to els., 5e as. and
$z.00. If your Lungs are sole or Back lame,
use Shiloh's Parous. Plaster, Price 25 cts,.•
-0T_0
TS HEREBY GIVEN, that no person or persons
.1_ have power or authority to sell or dispbto of any
of the Farrar Stock, Implements, Crop or Produce,
situate on Lots 16 and 17, in Concession B, in the.
Township of Howiok County of Huron; and belong-
ing to the estate of the late Orocket WiUits,witnout
the consent of the undersigned thereto, and any one',
Purchasing any of such property without such con*
sent, shall do so at his own risk,
Date ovember 3rd, 1$91. '
0. 13- WILLITS,
Executor.
NOTICE.
All notes and accounts
due T. A. Malls must be
paid before the 15th of
November. After that
date they will; be placed
in other hands•f'9r collec-
tion with costs.`
T. A. MILLS.
EXEOLJTORS' NOTICE. •
Pursuant tb the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1887,
Chapter 110, section 36, the creditors of Walter
Sloan, late of the mown of Wingham, in the County
of Huron and Proyinoe of Ontario, gentleman, who
died on or about the 6th of October, A. D., 1801, are
required to send to J. A. blooms, of the Town of
Wingham, in the County of Huron. Solicitor for the
undersigned Executors of the said deceased, on or
before the 1st day of December, A. D., 189I, their
names, addresses and descriptions; the full partl-
culars of their claims, a statement of their mounts
and the nature of the securities (if any) held by
then; and notice is hereby given that the said Ex -
cantors will immediately after the last mentioned
daycro sod to distribute
n utheassets 0 of the said de-
ceased among•the parties entitled thereto,having
regard only to the laims of which they salte
have had notice.
Wingham, 20th October, 1891,
SAMUEL antACEY, 3 kxeeutor8.
JAS. A. cramf
J. A. h1OX1TON,
Solicitor tor Executors.
IT'S WONDERFUL
The money. `you ' can
d5tres vitt, `ki w, .,... tir,.v...,r
goods, and gepting yriur
Watches repaired at Pat,
terscn's Jewellery.store.
lie gives perfect satisfae"-
tion every time.
Try hint Old buy • and
don't go by thuut you
C Co>ttsultat n Free. Ca11 Ei,rly.
do buy. • !
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18 IIEREPY tuna that application will bo made
b tie the Legislature of the Province of Ontario, at
rile Peat session thereof by Oeowel Willson, of rho
Ton'n'or Winghain,in tiio G0111401 Iluron,lor an
Act detaobing that portlen of farm lot number four,
formerly In the first Concession of the Tow,shlp of
Ternborry (now in the Town of Wingham), lylog
south of the River Maitland, from tlee 'town of
Wingham, in the County of 'Huron, for municipal,
judicial and electoral purposes, and attaching the
80010 to the Township of Turnberry, in the said
county.
Dated at lvlugham, this 27111 111,
3, 5, ]MORTON,
Soli0etober,citor for App93licant,.
FOR SALE,
Lot No. 0, and the E. % of Lot No, 7,
llth Con, Turnberry-150 aures; 90 aeras
cleared; well fenced; frame house and
other buildings; good orchard; cheap, on
time; Apply to
7i 2. 0, CAMERON,
Ur • Goderioh,
WM, 1VloP11ERSON,
Glenfarrow P. O.
Came en the
time ago, an
prove property,
ESTRAY IDG.
promises of the undersigned, a short
estray dog, Owner is requested, to
pad' expenses and take hint away,
7AS,Whiten ureh,
ESTRAY
Came on
calf Lot 40,
Jotober 1st,
s requested
;ake him away.
STEER.
to the premises of the subscriber, East
Con. 8, East Wawanosh, on or about
a roan steer, to o years old. The owner
to prove property, pay expenses and
,
JOHN COLE, ,
Belgrave P. 0.
A -
Valga
TOWNSHI'
Count
The property
o sold by Public
!it the
TOWN
In the
'uesday,
A; D•, 1891,
This property
Of of Lot number
m said Township
irth side of
ventyelght
There are on
nine barn; also
.chard.
The property
MI of Wingham.
The terms
Ie: The salt
rrangement
irchase money
de interest.
Further particulars
JOHN
RICHARD
r to R. VANSTONE,
Dated October
TION SALE
op .
le ~ Farm Property ,
IN THE
. OF MORRIS, -
TH11 ,
of Huron. I
of'1 e late Catherine T. Smith will
Au • ion,
Brun - wick Rotel,
Ii MD
OF WINGHAM, -
Coun e of Huron, on
I Dth+ ' ., of November, IG
at two o'clo * ".in the afternoon.
consists of .'at part of the south
eleven, ' ' the stmt concession of
of Mord ' , lying xnd being in the
the River Mvitland, and contains
acres of land more or less.
tha premise a log house and small
about a go er of an acre of good
is situated .out Is• miles from the
will be made 'sown at the time of
Will be s jot to a reserve bid.
can be rode t• allow a portion of the
to remain o mortgage at reason -
may b• had' on application to
A. Ma N,•Eutors.
HO 5 c
.xec
,
Solicitor, Wing am.
19111, 1591 ,
i
hg Ht
of
s Challenge
mit Zyztom ,4,
divine, erwl
Su
s Investigation, • ie
O.
1 Passport is Truth. si
•
-1 1111
This system is co
cines (which are per
taming nothing of a p
all the different diseas5
build the diseased oe11s
by thus reaching the pr mal cause of disease, those
Medicines will save 1f'= where the old systems of
giving poisonous d d miserably fail, Books ex•
plaining the Histog: etio System dent free to any
address.
tote, having" different medi-
tty pure and tasteless, oon-
o :onou8 nature whatever) for
8. THE THEORY Is 10 re-
d tissues of the body and
Hiotogenetio bf divine Association:
GENr4Enna,- • Is i8 to certify that I have suffered
with rheumatism for the last twenty-five years. At
Svo different peri.. s I have bebn so bad that I had to
remain in bed for s: eral moots at a time, This epnr-
mer I was suffering .: veroly with pain all through
my body, constlppatio headache, droweines8, oto.
I began taking Bistoge title 31edieines on June 15th
and continued for nig weeks. I boon to improve
at once, pain left mer adually, I do not feel i t
all except ver little t change of weather -nothing
to speak of, •1091 8 =tie reminder. Constipation
and headache erre. np and no return of either since: -
1 is now six week. since I stopped taking the nidi
eIne8. I feel bet er now than I have for years, and I
rieartily record , ohs the people of London to try,
73istogenetfo M dicines, as they did more for me
than all the d.. tors' prescriptions or other Medi-
cine that I had t en before. '
London, 669 Yor treet, Sept 10,180 , JACIt:
piny re. esentative will be at
MEN'S ROTE, WINGRAM,
dIQ
Thursday, :I vember ..the 5th
f
11 et. m 10 8 p. nr,, and at
C0MMERC
Wednesday
AL 1IO1'EL, 1;1,,,T V1I,
vening, 4th, from 7 tits 10
. Thursday,Sth.
J6ZJ.r PArL J. ; R O.i,N1
Practical al "C ' to .
t h nakr$r
and ~ ewe e4
Man st.m Wi arrm.
ishoagenehio Medicine Asp'n.
Rooms 2 and 3 Albion 13 . ek, Richmond street, tom
don, and 19 Yo ngo Streo Market, isomer 'nage and
Gerrard 01105ts, odnta.
Rothe/ Vithe'bami'Tim
A. L. HAMILTON,
• Successor to Dz. Towler,
Dealer in
Drugs, Medicines . and
Chemicals, Toilet
Soaps, Perfumer and
Cigars, Shoulder**
Braces, Trusses,
Sponges, and all kinds
of Druggists' Sundries
usually kept 1n.a first.'
class drug store.
Physicians' prescriptions care-
fully compounded and
orders answered
with care and.
- despatch.
armers and physicans from the
country.„will find our stock of"
medicines complete, war-
ranted genuine and of
the best quality.
line of Diamond Dyes always
n stool';.
A. L, IIAMILTON.
all Milhiilery
iss. MURPHY.
Has received a large and choice stock of
.A.. G -003D
pomprising
eatliers, Flowers, Ribbons, &c
Mantle Cloths, Brocades, &c.
LATEST NOVELTIES IN EyEItY DE.
PARTMENT.
1155 FARR, of Petrolia, an experienced
pity milliner, has takezr the position
- of head milliner and every effort
will be used to please cus-
tomers.
ANTLES , MADE ON T, fP, PRE-
MISES. A CALL SOLICITED. -
Store opposite the Queen's Hotel, -
MISS F, ' M77'RPII:r. •
ire
53, D. M, A., L, (7,•P. S. 0., 51.0, P.S. M.,
Jonathan Emhart, Listowel, says :-
ter spending all my money and prop-
ty to no purpose on medical men, for
Etat they termed a hopeless case of con-
mption, Dr. Sinolair cured n'ie," •
Mrs. Mary Furlong, Woodhouse, says:
When all others failed, Dr. Sinclair
bred me`offits.
P. McDonald, 'Lakefield, says :-"Dr.
claw cured me of Catarrh."
eo. Rowed,Blyth, says :-"Dr, Sin- .
it cured me of heart disease and drop-
sy, when all others failed."
Diseases of private nature brought on
by folly Dr. Sinclair certainly cures.
CONSULTATION PREP.
.
' DR.. S1QCLA.IRewili be at the
QUEEN'S HOTEL, Wingham
T( f1 SHAY. 1Wft J2rd Qq
r
ad ,61 11haey idail
5ee.our stock of nos' and desirable
BOOTS and SHOES,
Overshoes, Rubbers, &c.,
or old and young, at prices which defy competition
Great Variety, Great Rar`gain>el,
Great Opportunity, -
having •
parehasad the business 1ptely owned by .
lerD Meeotntice, next to the Bank of Hamilton and ,
added to the niready large stock,/ wish to tolorut
the people of Wingham and surrounding coniitry
that email a rosition to furnish them with anything
to tho.Iloot andShoa lino at astonishingly loin prices
ORDRRIii, WORE A SPECIALTY,
Your patronage kindly toticited. •
Den's fotget the .brand -Two doors north el the
Podtoitine,
3OU . r 1111.
NOTICE.
All parties indebted to' `William hide)
either by note' or book account, will
please etill and pay theorem to the at once,
tis they have been aegeer1 in my hands
for collection. .
J0111kr NIIBLANDS.
Wingham, June 18th 1681,
V..
VOL. X
.'Bargains, bargain
simply to. encanra€
you have an idea
direotiou, we try to
to this store, We
best bargains. The
the saline, But yc
saying, "The proof
the eating," and t
store's bargains. V
in your hands. We
amount of coreparif
Flannels and Um
pushing just now,
themselves off, bee
right,
The Ready -Mads
complete and are m4
Now is the time ti
n Boots and Shoes,
want -dependable 1
Don't forget WO'i
'Crockery and (*la
don't see it. We hi
to the second flat
The Groceries ar
value,
The demand fo
reat as ever.
The Bean, Nove
LOCA,
go
-••toIe you are 'mal
-The Dr 13ut
week's issue is a
of Goderieh.
#-A large.assorb
rived, at the sitar 1
-Rev i3 • Seller
Educstional SSerte
Sunday:
-Money to Loao
Estate -Private ft
-- Rev J B il!of
Rev W H Wats
church here, e:
bath,
--Half a tori o;
arrived at the Bel
-Mr T H Ro
appointed agent
firm- Massey -Et
and Brantford, fc
-Cash for goo
Graham's, Marks
-On Friday of
Quarrie, son of
/misfortune to snit
foot ball, in Toro
club against Osg
-Afresh stoo
Star staterant
Rev Wm
1 so unanimc
the congregation
this town, and t
ou Sabbath las
Gregor a hearty
-first,.class
and lect14for
Son's saw mill
-Oa Friday
Vane was place
`bank,, which g
finis /&t7., eppea'
Mv busy on
eting the Iso
-Ify°our wi
go to W 1I
Jeweler, Haiti d(
-Our Scotch
dolman of this
a "haggis".
which comes;
that the;haggis
in Scotland.
i making, ab 011
2 doors nor
•le„44-Rev inr 1tt
u the ;presby
Having ratern
trip though t
enjoyed hi# tit'
ourmidt,f
invigorated..
I have ail
r ter of ue
ear that