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DI AND PUBLIsUBR
ONTARIO
urgeons, Ontario.
heron--
winghmn, Ont,
to 6, p, nr., or at
;o University, and
ns and Surgeons of
Centro and Patrick
Bethune.
• ONT
it, Etc., Etc
ran at lowest rate
Mortgages, town
it and sgld.
nt War
c.,
?ntarie
_•. DICKINSON, B. A.
IRS, Etc., Etc., So
Couunissioners for
Farm, Town and
rid. Stoney (private
trity at 57 per cent.
ions, upon the best
any expense to the
itoba and the North -
11.
.E, v5I 0IIAAl,
ng Celluloid Plates,
3 of the best material
y can be got in the
work warranted.
y the use of Electric -
teeth for 25 cents
Ilock, opposite the
id, L. D. S.,
r.
tSON'S BLOCK
tel, wingham.
nd 3rd Mondays
ICE AGENT
ONTARIO .
FOR TIIE COUNTY
N.
b of the Co, 'Chargee
MAW, ONT.,
n Tari COUNTY ole'
Mice promptly attend.
C0LN4fNB HURON AND
t1). and on the Sltorto8
faction Guaranteed,
t Can be made at the
MUMS
AND en% EtiOreaP.RS
t'INOIIAM-
Of the Tilos will re*
Dora% 1MSt•att Or MO
S t)th.
T.
'be ns batt) Q hilts.
Oppression shall not ,always reign,
There comes a brighter day,
When freedom, buret frothevery chain,
Shall have triumphant sway,
Then right shall over might prevail.
And truth, full armed in mail,
Tho hosts of tyrant wrong assail,
And hold eternal sway.
What voice shall bid the progress stay
Of truths victorious cur ?
What arm arrest the growing day,
Or quench the solar star ?
What soul shall dare, though stout and
strong,
Restore the aroient tivrong ?
Oppression's guilty night prolong,
And freedom's morning bar ?
The hour a triumph 'comes apace,
The fated, promised hour,
When earth upon a ransomed race
ger bounteous gifts shall slower.
Bing, Liberty, thy glorious bell,
On high thy banner swell,
Let trump on trump the triumph swell,
Of Heaven's redeeming power.
—H. Ware.
.trimkoa l'otttical 1r'nverbL
A. man that will sell hie vote ain't
fatten to raise a boy.
A woman with a family of children
ain't got roach Woo to be thinkin'
about her rights.
Thar ain't no 'getter stump speech
than a fat hog and a full crib.
It's a mighty dirty baby that a oau-
rlidate won't kiss.
A man that kin vote, and won'i, vote
ought to be made vote.
The people that hollers the loudest
about havin' decent politiolle is the ones
that does the least to make 'em that
.that
6
Some politisbuns don't keer what
rode they take to get something they
'want.
Modern patriots belsaves In the ad-.
didge, Hard work and no pay makes
Jack a dull boy.
A good many public men ought to
be muzzled.
Public men gits ,•good deet more
blame far what they do than credit for
what they don't do.
The sacredness of the ballot box is
gitten' kinder dway..backed.
Money is.the wheels a candidate runs
on.
Some Congressmen ain't fit for
nothin' else.'
Our nasiennal air is gettitl' changed
around to Yankee Boodle.
Campane liars is purty likely to be'
pratisin' all the year round.
Honesty is one of the ornaments of
pnlitieks.
IS'allery is no objeck to some states,.
men.
Taint the politishili with the biggest
influents that al ways uses it best. '
SCOTLAND'S FAVORTTE PUD-
DING, '
Tun FAMOUS "SCOTCH IIAGGIS" SUNG IN
SCOTTISH VERSE,
The dish of Scottish Haggis which
i> so highly esteemed in Scotland, and
which was mentioned by her national
bard as she great chieftain o' the pud •
•ding race, is made with the tongue,
heart,' kidneys and liver of a sheep,and
sometimes, when, a very large dish is
required, the meat from the sheep's
head is added also. The various in-
gredients, when properly prepared, are
boiled in the paunch or stomach bag of
the sheep,- which latter must of course
be thoroughly cleansed previous to
using. This is best accomplished in
the following manner : Wash the
paunch well, soak it for two or three
heirs in cold, salted water, then turn
it Inside out, scald and scrape it ;
«inimen might make politicks clean -
rinse again in clean, cold,salted water, er' but they are bound to smear their -
selves doin' it.
and dry carefully by pressing it gently The President of these United States,
with a soft cloth; examine the bag ain't what they Tiled to be,
. very closely, and if there are any thin Cam pane coushetises air a good deal
places or any holes in it, repair these frozaled at the edges.
with. a fine needle and thread before i
Thar ain t much prd(t buying ''votes
filling. The following is a very reli,
at $5 a deace, runirin' mezzure.
" ing the ingredients which are to form ADvica TO MernaaS°.--.Are�qudlsturbeO at night
and broken of your rest by a sick child suffering and
the haggis. Weigh the meat, mince crying with pain of Cutting Teeth? If so send at
it final with half its weight in fat once and beta bottle of ' lira.Winslow's Soothing
y Syrup" for Children Teething, Its value is htcaLul-
able. It will relieve the poor, little sufferer
bacon, 0.111Imix it with two large tea, i,nmediately. Depend upon ittmothers ; there is no
spoonfuls of finely minced onion, a rineriko about it. ' it cures Dysentery and Diarnc�oa,
p It th St h dB vl lV' dCl'
eons reduces n alums on •rtes
ter • • to the wholes sten. ' Mrs. Win -
,a pinch of cayenne, one tablespoonful elotv's Soothing Syrup" for children teething is
pleasant to the taste' and is the prescription of one of
'Of mixed herb powder and an ordinary- the oldest and best emaie physicians and nurses to
the United States, and is for sale by all druggists
` zted breakfast cupful of medium oat- throughout Be thesurword` askcrifortwenty-five
"Mae fl WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP ..n 1 take nn other kind
able and well -tested method of prepat
ro4iu a os a omac an ov a s, curesic,
leertiful'seasoniug of salt and pepper, 'softonsthec f a ti and g
p tone and el t,3 ! Y
meal. When thoroughly mixe.l,moisten
well with good, brown stock or gravy,
and'turn the preparation_ into the
paunch which has been made ready for
it. Sew it up securely -being careful'
to leave plenty of room for the haggis
to sweli.during the process of cooking
I —then plunge it into plenty of boiling
i water and boil gently and evenly for
three hours. During the first hour
prick the skier here and there with a
neddle and so prevent the haggis from
bursting—a very annoying accident
which sometimes happens when the
DR. FOWLER: S
"EXT: OF
TRAWBERRY
CURES
HOLERA
holera lviorhus
FAMSAPS
IARRH(EA
YSENTERY
AND ALL SUMMER COMPLAINTS
AND FLUXES OF THE BOWELS
IT IS SAFE AND RELIABLE FOR
CHILDREN OR ADULTS.
SANITARY PLUMBING
AND HEATING.
ALEX. SAUNDERS,
GOES R ICH,
LATEST METHODS :
'Particular attention •paid to
Sanitation and Ventilation.
Plans and Specifications care-
fully prepared.
Repairing Promptly Attend-
ed to.
Three Trains Daily.
Telephone No. 28.
Correspondence Soircited..,
Flour -Making on a Large Scale:
The enormous scale on rehich the
manufacture of flour is now conducted
at iviinneapolis and St. Paul is illus-
trated in the following paragraph from
the . Northwestern Hitter of Sept.
28th :
The mills rolled up a big output last
week, making 118,693 barrels daily.
The aggregate amount of flour trade
was 178,160 barrels against,120,563
barrels the preceding week, • 172,000
barrels for .the corresponding time in
GOOD
WOOL WANTED.
HIGHEST PRICE PAiD
dish is being prepared with inexper- 1890,
was 141,000 barrels in 1889.
ienced cooks. When done enough Two of the Pillsbury mills are inactive
s ve the haggis just as it is on a very this week, and We daily manufacture
hit dish,with a simple garnish of sprigs is thus reduced about 3,000 barrels.
of panels, and sliced lemon placed The water power keeps up well for
round about. Good brown lance or this season of the year, thougli•at
gravy in a hot tureen, may accompany times it varies a good deal. .The pro,
this dish if desired, but in Scotland it portion of new wheat ground is being
is generally served quite dry. I steadily increased, and it is at present
sse,Sometinies a haggis is served as a pretty large
.set dish, and when this is the case, The manufacture of 30,000 barrels
bread -crumbs and beaten eggs should a day is no inconsiderable item of ins
be substituted for she oatmeal and dustry—let alone the vast quantity of
gravy, while chopped raisins, well•, wheat that is ground to 1-i1l them.
cleaned currants, lem^n juice and
AT TEIE
FOR THE BEST VALUE..
IN
ORDERED D CLOT IN ,
WINGIAM. TANNERY
W, r. CHAPAMN.
grated nutmeg should he used in place
of the cayenne pepper, anion and herb
powder. Fine ,white sugar and white
sauce may thou, if desired, he served
as aecompanilnfmts
wWhen parboiled,a welkinade haggis
ill keep gond for two or three weeks
one is often sent,thereforo, in this state
from Scotland as' a present to friends
Kavere Atta Olt:
DEAR SIRS. --My etfidren were taken
ill with ulcerated sore throats border-
ing on diphtheria, I lit,d nothing in the
house but I-Iag+yard's Yellow Oil which I
used with great benefit. I am sure if it
had not been for it, the disease would have
developed into diphtheria. It i8 a splendid
medicine.
Mies, l:. (,AillEIION, illoore's Falls, Out.
Matey public melt consider them-
selves the pillars t f the. stat-, Who are
more properly the ttaterp►I.ors of the'
alit a distance.
Well Z ecommended.
I)I:AI1 Sxlts,--i am happy to arty I have
used Iiagyard's Yellow Oil for burns,
bruises,sprttlua cora eats and find that there
is nothing batter, 1 recent mendit tc all my
friends arorwtl here.
AMAX (*. MCLlyon, Souris, Man.
`fie"CITY IILZTAIIRANT
GO To
WEBSTER'S
HATS, CAPS,
COLLARS,
SHIRTS,
CUFFS', &c.
Cheap for KASE;.
AT—.—
G W E 13 S rr E
9
ri 1. •-of
rtg
.19 ,rt
Has removed to E. F. Gcrs.ter's t 11 stand, where he has -a large and
nicely assorted stock of
• .,1Vr
Spenadee,
Which he is selling away clown in price, and will he pleased -to
=h.ar'o you callrand take a look through his Stock.
for
PINE APPLES,
ORANGES,
LEMONS,
BANANAS,
TOMATOES, • •
FRUIT OF ALL KINDS,
CONFECTIONERY ALL KINDS,
ALMOND NUTS,
WALNUTS,
PEA NUTS.
FANCY BISCUIT OF ALL BINDS.
A Large Stock of Oanned Goods :
TOM ATUE S
PEAS,.
CORN,
SALMON.
LOBSTER,
CHICKEN,
TURKEY,
CONDENSED COFFEE,
CANNED PIGS FEET.
.FIRE WORKS OF ALL KINDS.
. R. HILL.
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epai.ring a SDecid.lty
evi-All work warranted and done promptly.
ZETLAND SAW MILL
state,reachiog their high position only 1
by crawling.
AIl7lffl
STHMADR.TAFT'8 ASTI•IMAIi:NE never ai� ��ttgg6� itallk;aced yourtuldret,,
and we will malllyit8lly�iroe trial bottle mt.
TA1:T BR08. ItOcIIEER, N, 'FREECanadian Dept. 1h6 Adelaide
05.W,, Toaot4t0, CANADA.
GEORGE THOMSON, Proprietor.
Ed.
u
Mason's Block.
Lumber of all kinds,
First-class Shingles,
HE IS
and Cedar Posts.
Car Load Orders a Specialty.
OW A HAPPY MAN.
The Oil a was using was very por,
And cat 'ed. language mast o Gene—
But he std ds a chance for he vers
Since he ed McOoli's.LA DINE,
. 'Which is. the finest Ma me Oil i Canada. Has no equal. A11
leading dealers sell it. Ask \ or it nd see that you get it. -The
Genuine Lardine is manufacturd s ely by
McCOLL BROS. & C
u
WOOD delivered to any part of
Winghaln.
4'0 Orders by mail promptly attended to. s
00 )11:t413 Tliil5lSON,
win.rl'ant 1'. O.6 011,5'B, •CI.avcr Clock. yl inxhim, Unt,
- TORONTO.. •
RENOWN D CYL?\i't?•DER OIL
is still in the ring an s now more popular than ever. Give it a trial.
You'll use no other •
A Blessing to Every Household.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS AND OINTMENT
These remedies have stood the test of fifty years experience, and are pronounced the best Medicines' •
Family use.
TMJ PILLS
Purify the blood, correct ail disorders of the LIVER, STOMACH, EIDNF.YS AND BOWELS and arc
invaluable in all complaints incidental to females of, all ages.
•
To the only reliable remedy for had legs, soles, uteers, and old wennds FOR 11RONCIIIIIS si'RE
Tir1'OATS, lOCGHS, 'OLDS, COOT, Rr•'IE1MATISSi, GLATAILAit SWELLINGS AND ALI SKIN
DISEASES iT IIAS NO EQITAt. Mnlmfnctured only at 78, New Oxford. Late 53:3, Oxford Street, Loc kn.
and saki by all Medicine Vendors throughout the world. .
r� Purhasers should look to Oa Label on tile Bobs and Pots. If the address is
not 533 Oxford Street, London, they gra spurious.
iVxoney to Loan on Notes.
motes Dis0o11nted
AT 11.EASONABLIa RATES
Stoney advanced on Mortgages at 6 per rent, with
4 privilege of piing at the ,end of any sear. Notes
and aecon.ts,'ollected,
now,. ivtOIN`L1(
Prouerty ror`Sa!e, in Delmore.
The ur dei s;gned offers for lee'? ft l0S1rul l.• pre
th
petty in e v i11n6a of Detnto, siStint, of ti -t road
dwelling, hoose, otitce, stahlo and driving shed, with
one acre and a -half of laud' in connection Splendid
garden, with ail sorts of fruit trees, Willl•o rola
j at a bargain. For particulars, apply to
FREDEItIClt f 000,
i m lle100010,