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FRIDAY. NOVEML3ER 20.1801,
1,1DITORIAL NOTES.
• DR. SPQI1N, 11,I', (Liberal), bas been
unseated .in Bait Simcoe, for bribery
by an agent.
Tun Deputy Minister of Agriculture
• says Canada will be properly repre•
sented at the World's Fair in Chioago,.
Tar annual statement of the Bank
of Montreal shows that the profits of
the .half-year, ending October 31, were
$666,642, or 5i per cent on the capital
of $12,000,000.
Tun Winnipeg Exhibition Associate
tion is $7,000 ahead on its first show.
RETURNS from East Wellington
show a majority for Mr. I(.irlswood
of 100.
THE election of F. G. Forbes, M.P.,
for Queen's county, Nova Scotia, will
be invalidated, Corrupt practices by
agents have been admitted.
MAYOR MOSHANE, of Montreal, has
taken action for $50,000 against the
Toronto Empire for libel.
THE superannuation of Lieutenant-
Colonel dacdonnell, Sergeant•at-Arms
of the Dominion House of Commons,
is decided upon. He retires with an`
annual allowance of $2,200, He was
appointed Sergeant•at•Arms of the
Legislative Assembly of the old Prov-
ince of Canada in 1854.
THOMAS MILLER, County Court judge
of Halton, died on Thursday, after six
• weeks' illness, from hemorrhage of the
brain. Deceased was born in Halton
county 61 years ago, and studied law
with the late Judge Morrison and Hon
Adana Creek's. He was appointed
County Crown attorney of Waterloo in
1.857, and ten years later was appoint-
ed judge of Halton. '
Seaforth.
One of the High School Inspectors.
for Ontario, .Mr. J. E. Hodgson, has
• been inspecting the Collegiate Insti-
tute, in this town, and upon leaving
expressed himself as being highly
pleased with condition of the Institute.
—Rev. W. J. Clark, of London, will
conduct the anniversary services its the
Presbyterian church, in this town,uext
month,—The annual ball got up by
the bachelors and' benedicts, of Sea•
forth, will be held in Cardno's hall on
the evening of the 27th of November.
—Mrs. J. H. Pypor left on Tuesday
for her new home in Stratford. She
will bo greatly missed here in the
church and Sabbath school.—Mrs,
ArbucRle left here this week, for her
future home in Port Elgin. -Mr. E. C.
Colman is going shortly to more on to
his farm adjoining this town. He has
made great improvements on this farm
since it eame into his possession and
before long will have one of the finest
homesteads in this part of the county.
—Evangelistic meetings are still being
held by Miss Williams in the Metho-
dist church. A.goori deal of interest
musttbe shown in these meetings if we
may judge from the large•crowd that
attend every evening...' Mr James Kyle,
o£•Stratford, shipped from this dation
a few days ago,a number of Shropshire
sheep to British Columbia where they
. will be used for breeding purposes.-
Mr John Oldham, of Brantford, spent
Thanksgiving with his sister, Mrs. T.
C. Kemp.—Mr,James Stewart, of this
town, had the Misfortune to slip on
the sidewalk, near the G.T. R. station
and thereby braking his leg near the
ankle.
Blue1vale
Mr. George Burgess has returned
home from Drayton,where he has been
knitting cheese..111r.and Mrs,l.N.Duff
are attending the funeral of a relative
in Seaforth,-Services were held on
Thanksgiving day in the Presbyterian
church, at 10.30.—Mr Bistnark Tim•
Veins is home fit present.--W'rdding
bells will ring away a Ilinevale belle
anotner lace moon,—Mr. John
gswortlirof Mantels, has reniov-
131nevale,-1V1r. Janes Pomeroy,
of Bluevale ,has gone to Wingham to
live, Mr Pomeroy Is a member of the
Methodist church, Bluevalo people
will miss lain.. ---Mr, Robert Yeo bas
gone to Muskoka on a deer hunting
expedition=
Luel now,
The young people of the Baptist
church held It grand musical enters
tainrnent on Thanksgiving evening,
An excellent prdgramme was rendered
and every person enjoyed themselves
to the fullest extent.—Mr F Grundy
has sold bis frame building on Camp-
bell street, to the Orange Lodge of
this village, who Intend: to have it re-
fitted and put it in order for a lodge
room. --Our village is to have three
more are lights placed upon the streets,
which will make eleven in all,—Black
squirrels are more plentiful in this
section than they have been for some
years.—On Wednesday of last week,
Mr Geo McIntosh, of Kinloss, shipped
a car load of fat cattle from this
station,
A Popular Physician.
THE popular physician is unassuming,
pleasant in treating disease. Such
a one ie Burdock Blood Bitters-uuassum-
ing,-only a dollar a bottle -pleasant,
agreeable in taste,-successfuliu nine oases
out of ten. In truth it may be said B B B
is the popular physician to the people, a
tried and trusted family friend in all disr
eases of the stothach, liver, bowels and
blood.
Blyth.
A Thanksgiving dinner was held in
the Methodist church on Thanksgiving
evening.—On Friday evening of last
week a social was held in the basement
of the Methodist church. A good
programme was rendered and an en-
joyable time spent.—Mr Arthur Tier-
ney will leave on a trip to the Old
Country, on the 24th of this month. -
The directors of the Mechanics' Instil
tuts are making preparations for the
opening of a night school in this place.
Mr A. H Plummer has been engaged
as teacher and the school will be held
in the public school house. The sum
of $1 will be the fee for a term of
25 or 30 nights.
-Subscribers who do not receive their
papers regularly will kindly make the fact
known at the office without delay, so that
any oversight may be remedied at once,
Huron Items.
The Good Tempters of Auburn are
improving their hall by putting a stone
foundation under it.
The Junior Huron Lacrosse Club, of
Goderich, have been awarded the
pennant for the Western district. "
Air Elijah Townsend, of Hullett,has
a lumber waggon that has seen 32
years of almost constant use, and is
still in good repair.
in the championship football match
for tire Lough cup, which was played
at Seaforth on Saturday,Galt Collegiate
Institute defeated Seaforth Collegiate
Institute by 2 to 1.
While some Exeter sports were out
shooting, the other day, some one ac-
cidentally shot and killed a colt bee
longing te; R. Leathern, while the
animal was pasturing in a field.
The saw mill of Mr. John Benne
weis, Reeve of McKillop, which was
located at Brodhagen, was destroyed
by fire, a few evenings ago. The mill
and machinery were completely des-
troyed. There was an insurance of
$1,500 and the loss will not be very
heavy.
Mr Benj Snell, of I�inburn,who has
been in Manitoba and, the Northwest
during the past summer, has returned
home. He travelled as far west as
Calgary within fifty miles of the
Rockies, visiting the cattle" and sheep
ranches and is highly pleased with
that country.
In the Mechanic's Institute, Goder-
ich, classes in commercial arithmetic,
book keeping and penmanship will be
organized in a few days, under the
superintendency of Mr Geo Sheppard.
No doubt a large number will avail
bemselves of the advantages of the
classes.
Mrs J. L. Oourtice, of Ilolmosville,
owns one of the finest Chrysanthemums
we ever saw. The plant is literally
laden with large yellow flowers, many
of which are over three inches in diam-
eter. Igo fewer than 480 buds and
flowers were counted on the plant a
few days ago, To see the plaant is but
to admire it.
Those three mighty Ni►nrnds and
crack target sllootisls, J McMurray,
Geo lIinchlev and 1)r Illackall, Cliu•
ton, had a contest with shot guns on
Monday for a challenge purse of $60.
Distauce'l8 yards,clay birds. i1irich.
ley made 18 out of a possible 25.
McMurray and 13}ackall 28 each. In
shooting off the tie McMurray beat
Blaokalt by one point.
Is simply epidemic Influenza; Wilsou's
WildWherry will cure it safely and quickly.
Get the genuine, in white wrappers only,
and use it as directed. for Iniiuenza,
A subscriber of the Blyth Standard
Asks for remedy to destry au ap,
parently new insect whieli is commit•
ling havoc among his stock.Oue horse
in particular is fairly beiug eaten alive
with them. The insect is white and
8o small that it is not easily percepti-
ble unless upon something of a dark
color, It is capable of locomotion
after the, flea fashion. It was first
noticed iasp spring and although re•
pbnted attempts at its extermination
have been made, they now literally
infest the stable. They perforate the
animal's hide to an alarming extent.
On Tuesday evening of last week
between 1 and 2 .o'clock Mrs Rnbert
Gore, wife of the gardener of M C
Cameron, Guclerich, woke, to find the
house filled with smoke.. Slie hastily
roused her husband and child, and
they had but little more than time
to get out of the bulling, so rapidly
did the {lames. spread. 'Ihe fire de-
partment was callers out, but could at
that tine do nothing to save the
building, and excepting fur a few
articles of furniture, Mr Gore suffers
a total loss,with however an insurance
of $400 in the Caledonia, The fire is
supposed to be the work of an in-
cendiary.
ASTHN6ADB.TAFT'S.ASTPIAMALENE nerar
6tye®ti fails; send ybottle roes,
and we will mail `1 fi free trial bottle DR.
TAFT BROS. ROOHEER, N. Y,FREE
Canadian Dept. 1.80 Adelaide 11 ii99
St. W., ToxoNTo, CANADA.
Watch the Churn. •
The greatest thief pi butter fat I
have ever detected about my creamery,
observes Mr. James Carmichael, of
London township, is the . churn. It
must constantly be watched, for which
purpose I use the Babcock in'tsting
the buttermilk. Now that. the winter
dairying season is approaching, a word
of caution on this point, if needed,
may save many a'buttermaler severe
losses. It is not enough that the milk
be creamed exhaustivly, eternal vigi-
lance and skill. must characterize the
dairyman's method of handling the
cream and churning, in order to obtain
the greatest profits. Those who pro..
pose starting creameries or winter
butternlaking in cheese faetories,should
take warning on these points in time
from those who have had experience.
To gain exf'erience by blundering on in
the dark dairying, is too expensive for
people of ordinary means, whether
they be makers, proprietors,oa patrons.
Twelve Years' Test.
DEAR Sias, -We have used Hagyard's
Yellow Oil in our family for twelve years
and find nothing to equal it for ruematisre,
lumbago, lame back, frost bites, etc. We
would not be withoutit.
MRS. MATILDA CHICIK, Winnipeg, Man.
The International Bridge at Vancouver.
According to the plans now being car-
ried out the great steel bridge across the
Columbia at Vancouver will be ono of
the most notable as well as gigantic con-
structions of its kind. It will be 6,000
feet from the Washington to tho Oregon
shore, will be double tracked, with road-
way oil top for teams, and the whole
erected upon pneumatic piers. The
pivotal pier, or draw pier, will support a
draw giving an opening of as many as 200
feet space on either side for vessels.to
pass, and the span which is immediately
south of tho draw span will bo 375 feet
the whole structure to be of steel, built
ton feet above the high water of 1876,
and forty-five above low water. Amongst
the engineering diflicultiea presented in
this undertaking the most notable has
been the sandy foundation, rendering it
necessary to go down some eighty feet
below low water to obtain a firm founda-
tion. The esttmated cost of this strut).
tur
truo-
tur e is $4,000,000.
A 'Vico Front Scotland.
Dean Stns, -I one Highly recofnnieed
Ilagyard's Pectoral Baisam, It cured my
daughter of a cough she bad been troubled
with since childhood. She is now twelve
years old.
Um. M. FAIRCHILD, Saotlaud, Out.
�Q a Dig Bughies$ College I Cllealillff4aM Ching
SHORT ND INSTITUTE,
140 don, Ont.,
Is without doubt a most THOROUGH And
PRACTICAL inetituti in CANADA.
GRADUATES of both =res Assis txD to
good Posmorts. , Over ' .'ty of last sea-
son's students in position
CATALOGUE PR
J. W. WESTERVELT, Pr, ei al.
THE MISSES WATSON,
INSTRUCTION given on Piano, Organ
and Violin. Also in Harmony.
Residence on corner of Josephine and Patrick
streets, Wingham.
Money to Loan on Notes.
Notes Discounted
AT REASONABLE RATES
Money advanced on Mortgages at 0 per cent. with
privilege of paying fit the end of any year. Notes
and accounts collected.
ROBT. MoINDO
OFF1u11,—Bcaver Block. Wingham, Ont.
WHOA, THERE!
Call and see our stock of
SLEIGH BELLS,
BLANKETS,
WHIPS,
CURRY -COMBS,.
BRUSHES, tike.
HARNESS, double and single, light
or heavy, made to order, in the latest
styles and of the best material.
TRUNKS, VALISES; HAND BAGS, &c.,
in stock and will be sold cheap.
REPAIRING NEATLY AND PROMPTLY DONE
The patronage of tho public solicited, and satisfac
ion in work and material guaranteed,
AT -Shop -Ono door south of Geo. E. Ring's store.
C. KNECHTEL,
Wingham, November 9, 1891,
ALLAN LINE
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSFIIPS.
EVERY WEEK.
Montreal and Quebec,
TO Derry or'Liverpool.
CABIN, $40 to 960. According to Steamer
and location of Stateroom.
Intermediate and Steerage at low rates,
• NO CATTLE CARRIED.
STATE
SERVICE O[
ALLAN LINE
LINE. J STEAMSHIPS.
NEW 'YORK & GLASGOW
via Londonderry, every Fortnight, •
CABIN, $35 and upwards. Return, 965 and upwards.
Steerage at low rates.
•
Apply to H. & A. ALLAN, Montreal, or
HENRY DAVIS. WINGHAM.
NEW BUTCHER SHOP.
GEO. SHAW
Wishes to intimate to the people of Wingbam and
vicinity, that he has commenced the Butchering
Business again, and has opened out in the Old Stand
a feW doors North of the Brunswick house.
•
Where ho will keep a fresh stock Of, ,
. BEEF,
LAMB,
PORK,
And other Meets which he will sell cheap..
Meats delivered to any part of the town.
rho Patronage of the public solicited.
GEO. SRAW
MATTHEW AMBLERI
HARNESS MAKER, •
has on hand a largo stock of
HORSE BLANKETS,
CURItVCOMOS,
BRUSHES,
WHIPS,
TRUNKS
VALISES etc.
Which will be sold at bottedi prices.
HARNESS, double or single, made to order on
short notice, and satisfacation guaranteed.
0
/•A call solicited. ..
SHOP --Opposite the 13anit of Hamilton.
MATTHEW AMBLER,
Wingham, F'eb. Cth, 11390.
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TDR, MACDONALD,
LJ JOSEPHINE ST)hEET,
WniolIAM, •
ONTAauo
WB. TOILER, III,D.C.M.,
Member College Physicians and Surgeons, Ontario.
-Connor for County of Huron- .•
Office at "Tun PllnnitAcr " - Winglwnl, Ont,
OFFION Rom. -9 to 12, a. 111., 1 to 0, p. m„ 'or at
Residence, DiagohalStreet.
TIE. J. A. MELDRTIM,
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.
1VIEGUAil • ONT
-r) VANSTONE.
ithr
BARRRISTER, SOLICITOR, Etc., Etc
Private tad Company funds to loan at lowest rat L A.i
interest. No commission charged. Mortgages, town
and farm proport3 bought and sold.
OFFICE -Beaver Block WINouAoe, ONT
J. A. MORTON
BARRISTER Scc.,
Wingham Ontario
MEYER & DICKI1NSON,
H. W: C. MEYER Q. C. I E. L. DICKINSON, B, A.•
'BARRISTERS AND SOLICITORS, 'Etc., Etc., So
licitors for Bank of Hamilton, Commissioners for
taking affidavits for Manitoba, Farm, Town and
Village property bought and sold. Money (private
funds) loaned on mortgage security at 01 por cont.
Money invested for private persons, upon the best
mortgage securities without any expense to the
lender. Lands for sale in Manitoba and the North.
west.
Office -Bent's Block 18 ingham:'
ENTISTIIY.-J S. JEROME, Wiseman,
Is manufacturing. Celluloid Plates, 1
Vulcanite plates of the bestmaterial
as cheap as they can be got, in the
Dominion. All work warranted.
Painless extraction of teeth by the use of Electric•
ity or Vegetable Vapor.
TAKE NoTloo.—I will extract teeth for 26 cents
each.
OFFICE-: In the Beaver Block, opposite the
Brunswick House. .
Wm. H. Macdonald, L. D. S.,
DENTIST.
OFFICE, - - MASON'S BLOCK
Opposite the Queen's Hotel, Wingham.
Will visit Gorrie lst and 3rd Mondays
of each month. •
JOHN RITCHIE,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENT yI
W1Ne tem, ONTARIO
p onnwr CUNNINGIIA1I, •
11 INSURANCE
FIRE AND IIAItINF„
GUELPH.
12) DEAN, JR., WINe1IAOI,
LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR THE . COUNT Y
Or HURON.
Salle attended in any part of the Co.. Charges
Moderato.
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JOHN CURRIE, Wxxemau, Oar., •
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LICENSED AUCTIONEER FOR TIOp -COUNTY o
BURON.
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ed to. Terms reasonable.
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times.
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Notice.
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